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1. Oil, gas wells often keep operating despite violations
2. Companies Quietly Apply Biofuel Tools to Household Products
3. Bioengineers Hope Turning Garbage Into Gas Opens A Green Frontier in Iowa, Midwest
4. Bats being blindsided by disease
Detected in Illinois last year, fungus has killed millions of the winged creatures in U.S. and Canada
5. Some local restaurant owners believe there’s something fishy about catches from Lake Erie
6. Kuala Lawas – last frontier for dugong conservation
7. Modi implores India to restore polluted Ganges
8. Feds raided Rocky Flats 25 years ago, signaling the end of an era
Rocky Flats was once the site of the a nuclear weapons production facility,
May 29, 2014. This June will be 25 years since the FBI raided Rocky Flats.
(RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post)
9. Neighbors fret over scant science on oil, gas drilling health impacts
10. Despite dire predictions, carbon emissions debate continues
Girls found hanging from tree in India
Students hold placards and shout slogans during a protest against the recent killings of two girls, in New Delhi May 30, 2014. REUTERS/ADNAN ABID
LUCKNOW, India — Facing relentless media attention and growing criticism for a series of rapes, state officials in north India fired two police officers Friday for failing to investigate the disappearance of two teenage cousins, who were gang-raped and later found hanging from a tree.
1. Indian River Lagoon: What went wrong?
2. Monsanto and Maine: A look at Maine’s sometimes fractious relationship with the GMO giant
It has evolved to lawsuits, a labeling law and a public now deeply suspicious of or deeply confused about what this giant corporation does.
3. Families packing up and leaving Hong Kong over pollution life expectancy fears
4. Lynchburg, Va., oil train derailment illustrates threat to rivers
By Curtis Tate
Published: Friday, May. 2, 2014 – 4:22 pm
Last Modified: Sunday, May. 4, 2014 – 5:45 am
5. Cartels and organised crime target food in hunt for riches
From adulterated olive oil to counterfeit vodka, the trade in fake food is booming – and for mafia gangs it’s less risky than drugs
6. In India election battle, Ganges locked in fight to survive
India’s holiest river is dying because it has not become a vote bank, say environmentalists
7. Study Reveals Sizable Increase in Diabetes Among Children
8. State hiring beginners for critical refinery-inspector jobs
1. Texas: When fracking comes to town
2. Manure spraying under scrutiny
New method of dispersing waste can damage landscape, disrupt lives
3. Who pays to clean up Delaware’s industrial pollution?
4. India’s rain woes grow bigger, scientists worried
5. Flaming Water: Texas Homeowner Takes on Gas Company – Les Stone for Al Jazeera America
Since Steve Lipsky found methane in his well, he’s battled the company he blames for his flammable water
6. Looking for air pollution hot spots with micro-monitors
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