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"Resistance to Gas Drilling Rises on Unlikely Soil"
"Texans pride themselves on being the heart of the nation’s oil and gas business. But even here, public concern about natural gas drilling is growing."
Source: Texas Tribune, 04/25/2011
UK: "Spring May Lose Song of Cuckoos, Nightingales And Turtle Doves"
"Some of Britain's most cherished spring visitors are disappearing in their thousands. Ornithologists say species such as the cuckoo, nightingale and turtle dove are undergoing catastrophic drops in numbers, although experts are puzzled about the exact reasons for these declines."
Source: Observer, 04/25/2011
Science Integrity Reports From Fed Agencies Are In, but Info Is Scarce
"Federal agencies turned in progress reports to the White House this week on their scientific integrity policies, but officials are saying little about how far along agencies have come in protecting scientists' work from political meddling."
Source: Greenwire, 04/25/2011
"Pediatricians Seek Change in Lax Toxic Chemicals Law"
"Alarmed by studies showing children are vulnerable to toxic chemicals found in scores of consumer products, the nation's largest pediatrician group is joining a growing campaign to overhaul how the U.S. regulates hazardous substances."
Source: Chicago Tribune, 04/25/2011
NC: "GOP-Led Budget Process Places Environmental Regulations at Risk"
"It's a volatile time in the state budget process, and North Carolina's main environmental agency can do little but watch as legislators, led by a recently installed GOP majority, work to close an estimated $2.4-billion shortfall through sharp cuts to its budget."
Source: Asheville Mountain Xpress, 04/25/2011
"Scott Asking EPA To Back Off on Florida Water Rules"
"Gov. Rick Scott authorized state officials Friday to ask the federal Environmental Protection Agency to back off on water pollution rules that Florida business and agriculture interests as well as many local government officials say will be too costly to implement."
Source: AP, 04/25/2011
"Private Lands Are New Frontier in California's Pot Wars"
"A little-spoken-of war is taking place behind California's fences and property lines – trespassing marijuana growers are setting booby traps, resorting to violence and vandalism, and spoiling the land by stealing water and spraying dangerous chemicals that leach into streams."
Source: California Watch, 04/25/2011
"Calif. Fish & Game Struggles To Rewrite Rules for Dredge Gold Mining"
"It's gold vs. golden trout. And gold vs. coho salmon. And gold vs. Shasta crayfish. The California Department of Fish and Game is wrestling – under court order – with a new set of rules to control suction dredge mining in the state's rivers and streams."
Source: Sacramento Bee, 04/25/2011
"No-Entry Zone Sealed, Residents Fear They Will Never Return Home"
"The 83-year-old man spoke with tears in his eyes. 'It's all over. It is better to just die.' He had just learned his small farm would be sealed off at midnight April 21 inside the government's no-entry zone around the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant."
Source: Asahi Shimbun, 04/25/2011
