"'Eat 'em' Stratagem for Lionfish Invasion in Florida"
"Florida marine conservationists have come up with a simple recipe for fighting the invading lionfish that is gobbling up local reef life -- eat them."
Source: Reuters, 12/31/2010
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"How a Tiny Beetle Could Decimate Yellowstone"
Global warming has brought the mountain pine beetle to whitebark pine trees in the Yellowstone ecosystem -- with wide-ranging repercussions for the ecosystem.
Source: NPR, 12/31/2010
"Out of Equilibrium? The World's Changing Ice Cover"
The earth's glaciers and icecaps seem to be melting faster in recent years. Climate change is suspected, but the behavior of the earth's cryosphere does not lend itself to simple generalizations.
Source: EHP, 12/31/2010
"Another Setback for a West Coast Coal Port"
A Washington state environmental agency has blocked, at least for now, development of another port proposed for exporting coal to China.
Source: Green (NYT), 12/31/2010
"Oil Stays Above $91 as OPEC Signals No Output Hike"
"Oil prices hovered above $91 a barrel Monday in Asia as some OPEC ministers signaled the group doesn't plan to boost output to cool the recent jump in crude."
Source: AP, 12/30/2010
"China Cuts Rare Earth Export Quotas; U.S. Concerned"
"China said on Tuesday it will cut its export quotas for rare earth minerals by more than 11 percent in the first half of 2011, further shrinking supplies of metals needed to make a range of high-tech products."
Source: Reuters, 12/30/2010
"Environmentalists Claim EPA Overstates Coal Waste's Value"
"Environmentalists claim the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has overestimated by more than 20 times the value of recycling coal burning wastes."
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal, 12/30/2010
"Zebra Mussels Have Reached Texas"
"LAKE TEXOMA -- In a cove on this massive lake on the Texas-Oklahoma border, it doesn't take long to find zebra mussels."
Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 12/30/2010
"Is Eco-Conscious Fur An Oxymoron?"
"When you were trying to figure out what to buy for the environmentalist on your holiday list, fur probably didn't cross your mind. But some ecologists and fashion enthusiasts are trying to rekindle a market for fur made from nutria -- rodents that are destroying Louisiana's wetlands."
Source: NPR, 12/30/2010
"Japan Shelves Carbon Emissions Trading Scheme"
"Japan postponed plans for a national emissions trading scheme on Tuesday, bowing to powerful business groups that warned of job losses as they compete against overseas rivals facing fewer emissions regulations."
Source: Reuters, 12/30/2010
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