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"Russians Debate Fate of Lake Baikal"

Russia's Lake Baikal, the oldest and deepest freshwater lake in the world, has been the focus of environmental protection efforts. Now the reopening of a dirty Soviet-era paper mill is restarting old battles.

Source: NPR, 05/10/2010

"Deep-Sea Ice Crystals Stymie Gulf Oil Leak Fix"

"Icelike crystals encrusting a 100-ton steel-and-concrete box meant to contain oil gushing from a broken well deep in the Gulf of Mexico forced crews Saturday to back off the long-shot plan, while more than 100 miles away, blobs of tar washed up at an Alabama beach full of swimmers."

Source: AP, 05/10/2010

"U-Va. Urged To Fight Subpoena of Climate Scientist's Documents"

"Academics from across the country are rallying against a subpoena issued by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II seeking documents related to the work of a former University of Virginia climate scientist, even as the university says it is preparing to comply with Cuccinelli's request."

Source: Wash Post, 05/10/2010

"NOAA Says Chance of La Nina Hitting in 2010"

"A La Nina weather phenomenon, the lesser-known cousin of the more famous El Nino weather anomaly, will most likely develop in the second half of 2010, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center said Thursday."

Source: Reuters, 05/07/2010

Senators Do Climate Bill Hokey Pokey

Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC) sounds like he still hopes to launch and pass a climate bill this year. But the question of what the bill would look like -- much less where the votes will come from -- remains largely unanswered.

Source: Greenwire, 05/07/2010

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