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"Gulf Seafood Is Safe, Officials Say"
"Extensive testing of Gulf of Mexico seafood by federal scientists has found only minute traces of the dispersant Corexit, which was used to break up oil from the BP spill, officials say. About 1.8 million gallons of dispersant were applied to the waters' surface and at the wellhead, nearly a mile undersea."
Source: Green (NYT), 11/02/2010
"Judge Suspends Navajo Mining Permit"
"In a significant legal victory for Navajo campaigners, a federal judge has voided a permit for the expansion of one of two operating mines on the Navajo reservation, calling for a more thorough review of the project's impact on the environment and on cultural sites."
Source: Green (NYT), 11/02/2010
"BP Ups Spill Cost Estimate by $8 Billion as Profits Dive"
"BP lifted its estimate of the likely cost of its Gulf of Mexico oil spill to $40 billion on Tuesday, denting profits, but its underlying performance beat all expectations on higher refining margins and a lower tax rate."
Source: Reuters, 11/02/2010
"Japan Dolphin Hunt Town Meets With Activists"
"TAIJI, Japan – An unprecedented meeting between conservationists and leaders of the dolphin-hunting village depicted in the Oscar-winning film 'The Cove' ended in bitter disagreement Tuesday."
Source: AP, 11/02/2010
"Chemical Valley Health Issues Prompt Lawsuit Against Queen's Park"
"An embattled first nations community situated in the heart of Ontario's Chemical Valley will announce a landmark lawsuit Monday morning targeting the province's role in long-standing health problems throughout the town and neighbouring city of Sarnia."
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail, 11/02/2010
"Harry Reid Loss Could Reopen Nuke Debate"
"Opponents of a Nevada nuclear waste dump thought they'd finally managed to kill the Yucca Mountain project. Then came Sharron Angle."
Source: Politico, 11/02/2010
"Report Links Mercury on Cape Cod To Global Pollution"
Massachusetts has reduced its mercury emissions, but the mercury polluting its ponds may be coming from halfway around the globe.
Source: Cape Cod Times, 11/02/2010
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