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Evangelicals partner with scientists on climate
Rev. Richard Cizik, president of the "New Evangelicals."
called denying the link between human activity and global warming "willful blindness." E&E News, Nov. 18, 2009
Report warns of 'toxic stew' in the Potomac
Pollutants that mimic natural hormones have created a "toxic stew' in the Potomac River, the Potomac Conservancy warned in its third annual "State of the Nation's River" report on Wednesday. Washington Post, Nov. 11
Lack of Paid Sick Days May Worsen Flu Pandemic
Public health experts worried about the spread of the H1N1 flu are raising concerns that workers who deal with the public, like waiters and child care employees, are jeopardizing others by reporting to work sick. New York Times, Nov. 2
Rising seas could threaten Gulf Coast, scientists say
"In a place like Florida, you're going to be constantly shoveling out buckets of water," said Gordon Hamilton, an associate research professor at the University of Maine's Climate Change Institute. St. Petersburg Times, Oct. 23
Partners in solar research break ground in Colo.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory is joining the development of a research center in Aurora to promote commercial solar energy technologies. Also joining the venture is Abengoa Solar...SolarTAC will be one of the largest solar test and demonstration centers. AP, Oct. 21
Interior Head Seeks Probe of Oil Shale Leases
Ken Neubecker, vice president of fishing conservation group Colorado Trout Unlimited, said said he believes large-scale commercial development of oil shale is probably unsustainable in his region. Reuters, Oct. 20
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Top scientific researchers say faster Arctic ice melt threatens U.S. cities with higher seas this century
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