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U.S. Expected To Join Gulf Spill Lawsuits

"The Justice Department on Wednesday is expected to seek to join civil lawsuits stemming from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the first major federal legal action in the disaster, according to people familiar with the matter."

Source: Wall St. Journal, 12/15/2010

"Permit Hearing Puts Focus on EPA Mining Crackdown"

"Environmentalists and state regulators faced off Tuesday in the start of a major permit appeal hearing that puts the spotlight squarely on West Virginia's opposition to a federal crackdown aimed at reducing strip-mine pollution across the Appalachian coalfields."
 

Source: Charleston Gazette, 12/15/2010

"Livestock in U.S. Gobble up the Antibiotics"

"The U.S.-raised animals we eat consumed about 29 million pounds of antibiotics in the last year alone, according to a first-ever Food and Drug Administration accounting of antimicrobial drug use by the American livestock industry."

Source: LA Times, 12/15/2010

"Musk Oxen Live to Tell a Survivors’ Tale"

The musk ox, an Arctic species that is a holdover from the Pleistocene, survived terrible climate changes when mastodons and sabertooths went extinct. That may be as much a result of its social structure as its shaggy coat.

Source: NYTimes, 12/15/2010

"New Climate Battle Looms In South Africa In 2011"

"The world's governments face a new battle in South Africa in 2011 between rich and poor about slowing climate change, buoyed by some progress in Mexico but with faded hopes for a new treaty in coming years."

Source: Reuters, 12/14/2010

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