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One Down, One To Gonew

San Francisco officials challenge Mirant's power plant pollution as PG&E finally shutters its controversial facility.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  G.W. Schulz  |  05-10-2006  |  Environment

'So Frustrating'new

Pacific biodiesel has earned international acclaim for its environmentally friendly fuel, but now some of its best customers are complaining about expensive engine repair bills.
Maui Time  |  Anthony Pignataro  |  05-04-2006  |  Environment

Latest Buzz: Backyard Beekeepersnew

A scourge of mites is decimating honeybee colonies across the U.S., driving up pollination costs for farmers and breaking the hearts of beekeeper hobbyists.
Pacific Sun  |  Jill Kramer  |  04-28-2006  |  Environment

Mulroney's Big Green Connew

Enviros praising Canada's ex-Prime Minister forget we're still recovering from the eco ravages of trade deals and the GST.
NOW Magazine  |  Wayne Roberts  |  04-27-2006  |  Environment

Power to the Peoplenew

Vermont needs a strategy for electrical energy.
Seven Days  |  Louis Porter  |  04-21-2006  |  Environment

Chernobyl's Falloutnew

The Belorussian exile Joanna Survilla looks back 20 years after the worst nuclear accident in history.
Montreal Mirror  |  Samer Elatrash  |  04-21-2006  |  Environment

Kyoto the Targetnew

Canadian Conservatives waste little time in attacking global warming initiatives.
Montreal Mirror  |  Patrick Lejtenyi  |  04-21-2006  |  Environment

Green and Cleannew

NOW presents a six-point plan for a healthier planet.
NOW Magazine  |  Staff  |  04-20-2006  |  Environment

Arnold and Emilynew

Global warming solutions are dodged by California's governor but understood by a little girl.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Robynne Boyd and Steven T. Jones  |  04-20-2006  |  Environment

Women for Wildernessnew

National group the Great Old Broads seeks to protect the nation's wildlands.
Tucson Weekly  |  Renee Downing  |  04-12-2006  |  Environment

Subbing Out Mother Naturenew

The EPA plans to make wetland mitigation good business.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Cary  |  04-12-2006  |  Environment

Doctor of Doomnew

An Oklahoma Book Award winner was reportedly investigated by the FBI after advocating the extinction of 90 percent of the Earth's human population by airborne Ebola virus.
Oklahoma Gazette  |  Ben Fenwick  |  04-12-2006  |  Environment

Yucca Againnew

Congressional legislation is expected in the next two weeks to try to accelerate opening of the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump.
Reno News & Review  |  Dennis Myers  |  04-06-2006  |  Environment

Preventing Breast Cancernew

Activist Jeanne Rizzo says there are plenty of things we could be doing to prevent breast cancer.
Pacific Sun  |  Jill Kramer  |  04-04-2006  |  Science

Bad Grassnew

A ranching-supported weed run amok could be a more serious threat to the Sonoran Desert than development.
Tucson Weekly  |  Renee Downing  |  03-29-2006  |  Environment

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