"Show Him the Money"
"Tom Donohue scares millions of dollars out of corporations and Republicans. But is his U.S. Chamber of Commerce good for business?"
Source: Washington Monthly, 08/17/2010
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"Much Oil Remains in Gulf, Researchers Estimate"
"Researchers at the University of Georgia said Monday that more than three-quarters of the oil spilled in the Gulf of Mexico following the Deepwater Horizon drilling-rig explosion could still be in the Gulf threatening fisheries and marine life, disputing government statements that much of the oil had been safely dispersed."
Source: Wall St. Journal, 08/17/2010
"Fall Shrimp Season Opens Monday To Few Shrimpers, Lots of Worry"
"Perhaps the most striking thing about Monday's opening of the fall inshore shrimp season was how much remained closed."
Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune, 08/17/2010
"U.S. To Tighten Reviews for New Offshore Drilling Plans"
"The Obama administration said Monday that it would require significantly more environmental review before approving new offshore drilling permits, ending a practice in which government regulators essentially rubber-stamped potentially hazardous deepwater projects like BP’s out-of-control well."
Source: NYTimes, 08/17/2010
"AP Enterprise: Old-Style Coal Plants Expanding"
"Utilities across the country are building dozens of old-style coal plants that will cement the industry's standing as the largest industrial source of climate-changing gases for years to come."
Source: AP, 08/17/2010
"What Lives in the Sea?"
Census of Marine Life scientists have released an inventory of species distribution and diversity in 25 key global ocean areas. Read summaries of the findings and view image and photo galleries.
"Old Fuel Spill Sparks Water Contamination Fears in South Bibb County"
"A soil and groundwater cleanup at the site of a 30-year-old jet fuel spill in south Bibb County has alerted neighbors for the first time to the water contamination in their community."
Source: Macon Telegraph, 08/16/2010
"Expectations rising — Progress on the Androscoggin River"
"Romeo Michaud looked at the Androscoggin River on Friday, remembering how he fished for hornpout as a boy. Over time, he and others stopped eating the fish they caught as the river became among the most polluted in the country."
Source: Lewiston Sun Journal, 08/16/2010
"EPA Considers Expanding Fracturing Study To Air Quality"
"Recently retired Environmental Protection Agency environmental engineer Weston Wilson is best known for criticizing his employer’s 2004 finding that hydraulic fracturing poses little or no risk to domestic groundwater. Now, the Denver EPA whistleblower is encouraged by the agency’s interest in studying the natural gas development procedure’s potential impacts on air quality as well."
Source: Grand Junction Sentinel, 08/16/2010
"A Battle in Mining Country Pits Coal Against Wind"
Residents of West Virginia's Raleigh County hope to save Coal River Mountain from being destroyed by mountaintop removal mining by building a wind energy project there.
Source: NYTimes, 08/16/2010
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