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ago, but this special Valentine's Day weekend also marked
two decades since the Society of Environmental Journalists
incorporated as a nonprofit serving environmental reporters
"UK, Ethiopia To Head Climate Funding Effort"
"Britain and Ethiopia will head a new United Nations panel that aims to secure $100 billion every year by 2020 to help developing nations cut emissions and adapt to climate change, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday."
Source: Reuters, 02/15/2010
"U.S. to Back Loans for Reactors"
"President Obama is to announce on Tuesday a loan guarantee to allow construction of two nuclear reactors in Georgia, according to administration officials."
Source: NYTimes, 02/15/2010
"Judge: CA Pumping Limits Needed To Protect Smelt"
"A federal judge turned down California farmers' emergency request Wednesday to suspend water pumping restrictions in the state's delta in a ruling aimed at keeping a threatened fish species from being ground up in the pumps."
Source: AP, 02/15/2010
"Unilever Fined for Polluting California Air With Deodorant Spray"
"A fragrant personal care spray designed to make men appear to be free of unpleasant body odor has polluted California air to the degree that the state has fined the brandowner's corporate parent more than $1 million."
Source: ENS, 02/15/2010
"Group Hands Out 100,000 Endangered Species Condoms for Valentine's Day"
"Free condoms, packaged to show the connection between human overpopulation and threats to biodiversity, are the Center for Biological Diversity's Valentine's gift to Americans."
Source: ENS, 02/15/2010
"River Town on Front Line of Asian Carp Invasion"
"While lawmakers and the White House ratchet up efforts to keep Asian carp out of Lake Michigan, boating and fishing communities along the Illinois River are under siege."
Source: Chicago Tribune, 02/15/2010
"U.S. To Offer 37 Million Offshore Acres For Oil Drilling"
"The U.S. Interior Department on Thursday issued the final terms for leasing almost 37 million acres in the central Gulf of Mexico to energy companies so they can drill for oil and natural gas."
Source: Reuters, 02/15/2010
Industry Groups Challenge EPA Endangerment Finding
"The U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced late Friday that it would challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's decision to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act, setting the stage for a protracted legal battle with the Obama administration over global warming."
Source: LA Times, 02/15/2010
"Sen. Murkowski, Greenpeace Exchange Barbs Over EPA Regulations"
"Greenpeace and Sen. Lisa Murkowski's office are in a battle of words over her effort to block U.S. EPA from regulating greenhouse gases."
Source: Greenwire, 02/15/2010
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