"Concern Over Pesticide Use at Schools Rises"
"Parents are becoming more aware as some schools in the state are not moving to reduce pesticide use."
Source: Portland Press Herald, 01/03/2013
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"New Lethal Bird Flu Strain Emerges in Indonesian Ducks"
"JAKARTA -- Indonesia has identified the bird flu virus that has killed hundreds of thousands of ducks over the past few weeks as a virulent type which is new to the country."
Source: ENS, 12/19/2012
Fed Wildlife Managers To Reduce Wood Stork's Endangered Species Status
"MIAMI — Though still depleted in its historic home in the Everglades, the wood stork has expanded its range and numbers in the nearly 30 years since it was declared at risk of extinction."
Source: Miami Herald, 12/19/2012
"Starving Snowy Owls Flock South To B.C."
"Snowy owls have left the arctic en masse this year, flocking south to B.C., delighting bird enthusiasts across the province but worrying biologists."
Source: CBC, 12/06/2012
'Threatened' Listing Proposed for Bird in Plains Energy Region
"The Interior Department [Friday] proposed Endangered Species Act protection for the lesser prairie chicken, a grayish-brown grouse whose native grasslands and prairie habitat in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas has declined by about 84 percent."
Source: Greenwire, 12/03/2012
Sandy Damage To Wildlife Refuges Adds To Questions on Federal Spending
"An eerie sight greeted Scott Kahan recently when he toured the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge near Atlantic City by helicopter: a giant bird sanctuary with almost no birds."
Source: Wash Post, 11/19/2012
BP's Profits-First Culture Prompts 11 Felony Guilty Pleas, $4.5B Fines
"Citing gross negligence and what it called the company's profits-first culture, the federal government on Thursday announced it had entered into a settlement with BP of all criminal claims stemming from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, fining the company a record $4.5 billion and securing 11 felony pleas from the company for the 11 people killed in the April 2010 blast."
Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune, 11/16/2012
"Besides Destruction, Sandy Brought Lots of Unusual Birds"
"While superstorm Sandy sent most people running for shelter wherever they could find it, bird enthusiasts rushed outdoors as soon as possible to scan the skies for birds that usually don't visit these parts."
Source: Reuters, 11/07/2012
"Japan's Nuclear Dilemma: What To Do With All That Nuclear Waste?"
"Japanese citizens are balking at the lack of information and supervision of waste stored in public places, such as playgrounds."
Source: Christian Science Monitor, 11/06/2012
Feds Tell Native Alaskan Artist He Violates Migratory Bird Treaty Act
"ANCHORAGE, Alaska — For hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years, Natives of Southeast Alaska have paid artisans to create tools, clothing and ceremonial regalia adorned with feathers."
Source: Anchorage Daily News, 10/18/2012
