"Oklahoma Fails Small Town In Fly Ash Regulation"
People in Bokoshe, Oklahoma, say they are sick because the state and EPA have failed to regulated fly ash from a nearby coal-burning power plant.
Source: News on 6 Tulsa, 10/29/2010
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"Koch Leaves Federal Cancer Panel as Groups Urge Ethics Probe"
"Energy magnate David Koch ceded his spot on a National Cancer Institute (NCI) advisory board last month, but green advocates are taking aim at the conservative mega-donor nonetheless by calling for a review of federal ethics policies that allowed him to sit on the panel despite a potential conflict of interest."
Source: Greenwire, 10/28/2010
Caring About Environment Is 'Default' in 3 Tight House Races in Wash.
Despite the dominance of jobs and government spending as issues in Washington state congressional races, anti-environmental positions seem to be a non-starter in a state where so many people love the outdoors.
Source: Greenwire, 10/28/2010
"Greens Go All Out for Perriello"
"President Barack Obama will make a visit to Charlottesville, Va. on Friday to rally for Tom Perriello, the vulnerable freshman Democrat who has championed a number of White House causes in the past two years."
Source: Mother Jones, 10/27/2010
"Pennsylvania Governor Bans Fracking in State Forests"
"Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania signed an executive order on Tuesday effectively banning further natural gas development on state forest lands."
Source: NYTimes, 10/27/2010
"Rig Inspectors Had Vast Gaps in Knowledge, Oil Spill Panel Finds"
"Members of President Barack Obama's Oil Spill Commission said this week that they were shocked to learn during their months of investigation that federal drilling rig inspectors generally know little or nothing about the process of safely lining and sealing an offshore oil well."
Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune, 10/27/2010
"EU, U.S. Grapple With Crunch In Rare Earth Supplies"
"The European Union and the United States said on Tuesday they were pressing for solutions to concerns China may be exploiting its stranglehold on rare earth metals, crucial in the making of everything from portable phones to wind turbines."
Source: Reuters, 10/27/2010
"New U.S. Standards Take Aim at Truck Emissions and Fuel Economy"
"The federal government announced the first national emissions and fuel economy standards for heavy vehicles on Monday, one of a series of regulatory steps that the Obama administration is taking to increase energy efficiency and reduce atmospheric pollution in the absence of Congressional action on climate change."
Source: NYTimes, 10/26/2010
"Navajos Hope to Shift From Coal to Wind and Sun"
"Health and environmental concerns have become a factor in next Tuesday’s Navajo Nation presidential election."
Source: NYTimes, 10/26/2010
"U.S. Approves World's Biggest Solar Power Project"
"The U.S. Interior Department on Monday approved a permit for the world's biggest solar power project that will provide electricity to up to 750,000 homes."
Source: Reuters, 10/26/2010
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