Environment

Logging Industry Lawsuit Demanding Aggressive Cutting Thrown Out By Federal Court

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Bureau of Land Management-maintained forest in Oregon.

Conservation Groups Denounce Icelandic Attempts to Ship Whale Meat Through Russian Waters

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IAEA Mission Reviews Armenia's Regulatory Framework for Nuclear and Radiation Safety

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Maryland Senator Introduces Legislation To Protect Water From Fracking Pollution

Bill aims to end oil and gas industry’s free pass to pollute

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A drill rig and well pads in a floodplain by the confluence of Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers, near the border of North Dakota and Montana.

Refugees from Bhutan help Nepalese rise from the ruins

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Refugees and locals build a temporary bamboo hut.

Seattle Environmental Groups Challenging Shell's Homeport Submit Full Record For The Court's Review

Port of Seattle had excluded records that undermine its position

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A view of Seattle's waterfront across Puget Sound.

Maryland Governor Sued For Unlawfully Blocking Clean Air Safeguards

Critical protection for Marylanders suffering from asthma blocked even though most of the state receives a failing grade for High Ozone Days

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More than 2x the national average. An alarming 20% of Baltimore City children under 18 have asthma. Black Marylanders are nearly 2.5 times more likely to die from asthma than white Marylanders.

WWF: Climate talks need to speed up and mind the gap

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Negotiators at the UN Climate Talks

EPA Inspection Reveals Violations of Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule for Kansas City, Kan., Company

EPA Region 7 conducted a random recordkeeping inspection at Damage Control & Restoration, Inc., in Kansas City, Kan., which revealed violations of the Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule. As part of a settlement with EPA filed recently in Lenexa, Kan., the company has agreed to pay a $12,194 penalty to the United States.

Groups Oppose Plan To Open Over A Million Acres Of Federal Property In California To Drilling And Fracking

Bureau of Land Management failed to consider threats of fracking to air, water and wildlife

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As the sun sets on another California day, a flare burns in an oil field near Bakersfield, CA.