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BPA Industry Fights Back
"Public relations blitz takes cue from tobacco companies' past tactics". Journal Sentinel Online
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Good News, There's a Climate Bill -- Bad News, It Stinks
Sparing the many odiferous details, here's three particularly bad aspects that have to be addressed.
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China Goes Big In Green Car Race
"Chinese carmaker BYD takes its next step with the introduction of a 100 percent all-electric vehicle." Charlie McElwee
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Horse Dies, France Faces Reality Of Toxic Beaches
CBS NEWS - World: "France Admits To Green Tides Of Toxic Algae After Death Of Thoroughbred On Brittany Beach."
www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/28/ap/europe/mai...
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YIPPEE - Greywater Use Now Legal In Oregon
From the obviously good news department - the great state of Oregon has just passed a law proclaiming the legality of reusing bath and kitchen water on gardens.
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Pacific Ocean Garbage Patch Worries Researchers
AP - Michelle Rindels - Los Angeles, August 28, 2009 -- "A tawny stuffed puppy bobs in cold sea water, his four stiff legs tangled in the green net of some nameless fisherman."
www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/20...
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3.8 Million Kenyans Affected by Deepening Drought
Drought Hits Kenya Maize Crop, World Food Programme Seeks Emergency Aid. Christian environmental ministry asks us to pray.
www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/LP271044.htm
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America's First Solar Thermal Plant Is On
Our own energy and environment columnist Ben Jervey passed along news that America’s first “solar thermal” power plant, in Lancaster, California, is now fully operational.
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Good News: New Paris Will Look Not That Different From Old Paris
Remember when Sarkozy asked all those fancy architects to re-imagine the best city in the world? And then they did, and their mock-ups were extraordinary, if a little absurd?
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Cloud ships to the rescue
Ships with giant funnels which travel the world's seas creating more clouds to deflect the sun's rays could help cut global warming, say scientists.
www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/globalwarm...
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