Rapper, Native Americans Among Many Eager for Duwamish River Cleanup
"Macklemore rolls up in his signature old black Cadillac, sporting black Ray-Bans and big boots."
Source: EarthFix/KUOW, 11/25/2014
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"Record Drought Reveals Stunning Changes Along Colorado River"
"Lake Powell is at historic lows, offering kayakers new channels to explore but raising the alarm about water."
Source: National Geographic, 11/25/2014
"Large-Scale Die-Off of Small Seabird Along Sonoma Coast"
"Scientists up and down the West Coast are monitoring what appears to be a large-scale die-off of young Cassin’s auklets, small seabirds whose breeding grounds include a colony in the Farallon Islands west of San Francisco."
Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat, 11/25/2014
EPA Orders Pollution Upgrades on Some Big Texas Coal Plants
"The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday rejected parts of a key Texas clean-air plan, setting up a conflict with deep implications both for the state’s electricity mix and air quality across much of the country."
Source: Dallas Morning News, 11/25/2014
"White House Threatens To Put Brakes on Alternative Fuels"
"As biotech masterminds and venture capitalists scramble to hatch a new generation of environmentally friendly fuels that can help power the average gasoline-burning car, they are confronting an unexpected obstacle: the White House."
Source: LA Times, 11/25/2014
"Feds To Sell Largest Offshore Wind Energy Area"
"Federal officials will hold an auction in January for the rights to build wind turbines off Massachusetts’s shore, the largest sale of its kind."
Source: The Hill, 11/25/2014
"Climate Change Investment Falls for Second Year in 2013"
"Global investment in tackling climate change fell for a second year in 2013 to $331 billion, largely due to a drop in the cost of solar power technology, according to an annual report on climate finance."
Source: Reuters, 11/25/2014
"Solar and Wind Energy Start to Win on Price vs. Conventional Fuels"
"For the solar and wind industries in the United States, it has been a long-held dream: to produce energy at a cost equal to conventional sources like coal and natural gas. That day appears to be dawning."
Source: NY Times, 11/25/2014
"Americans Once Almost Ate Wild Turkeys Into Extinction"
"Few people are alive today who would remember when wild turkeys teetered on the edge of extinction after almost being eaten into oblivion. But how that fate was avoided represents what is considered by some to be the greatest conservation success story in American history."
Source: The Dodo, 11/25/2014
"The Downside of the Boom"
"North Dakota took on the oversight of a multibillion-dollar oil industry with a regulatory system built on trust, warnings and second chances."
Source: NY Times, 11/24/2014
