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"The Most Cooked-Up Catch" [1]

Despite what you see on TV's "The Deadliest Catch," the Rambo-style competition for crab in the Bering Sea has been ended under a new system that permanently divides up the catch among all the boats in the fishery. ---
Source: High Country News [2], 07/29/2009

"Beach Bacteria Contamination Part of Nationwide Problem" [3]

"HOUMA, La. -- As thousands attended Grand Isle's biggest tourist event this weekend most of its beaches -- and others close by -- were under advisories for high levels of bacteria in the water. State environmental officials say they don't know the cause because there are too many potential contamination sources."
Source: Houma Today [4], 07/29/2009

"EPA Grills U.S. Army Over Handling of PCB-Contaminated Wastes" [5]

"The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is demanding answers to dozens of long-standing questions about the handling of wastes contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls, PCBs, at U.S. Army ammunition production facilities nationwide."
Source: ENS [6], 07/29/2009

"Call to Curb Speculators in Energy" [13]

"The country's top regulator of commodity markets said Tuesday that the government should 'seriously consider' strict limits on the trades of purely financial investors in the futures markets for oil, natural gas and other energy products."
Source: NYTimes [14], 07/29/2009

"Offset Your Carbon Footprint" [19]

What do you buy when you buy a carbon offset? Susan Hess follows the $4.50 she paid to offset the CO2 emitted for a train trip to Seattle in Gorge Outdoors, July 24, 2009.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
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