"For Adoption: Icons of the American West"
Saturday Marked Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Day. Will Some of the More Than 30,000 Animals Held by the Federal Government Go To Slaughter?
Source: Hampton Roads Virginian-Pilot, 09/28/2009
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"UN Climate Talks Resume Without Summit Boost"
"UN negotiations for a global climate treaty resume in Bangkok on Monday, mired in a disputed draft text after summit-level talks failed to deliver hoped for breakthroughs."
Source: AFP, 09/28/2009
"Chamber Head in Climate Bill Conflict"
"Environmentalists and others are concerned over whether the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce can be an unbiased party on a big climate change debate because of his affiliation with Union Pacific."
Source: NPR, 09/28/2009
"Religious Groups Push for Climate Change Legislation"
Many religious groups are going to be pushing congress for legislation to slow climate change this fall -- for reasons ranging from the moral to the practical.
Source: U.S. News, 09/28/2009
Harkin Backs Off on Biofuels Amendment
"Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) yesterday backed off efforts to block EPA from weighing contested ethanol emissions after Administrator Lisa Jackson pledged that biofuels rules will reflect uncertainty around international indirect land-use change emissions."
Source: NYTimes, 09/25/2009
"Obama Admin Releases Initial 'Smart Grid' Standards"
"The Commerce Department unveiled the first 77 'smart grid' standards today aimed at removing a major barrier to the implementation of digital grid technologies."
Source: NYTimes, 09/25/2009
REDD: "A Plan to Save Rainforests Gains International Momentum"
"REDD -- A plan to save the world's rainforests looks like it could carry the day at the international climate talks in Copenhagen in December."
Source: ClimateWire, 09/25/2009
"A123's Smash-Hit IPO Could Herald More Green Debuts"
"A 50 percent leap in the shares of lithium-ion battery maker A123 Systems Inc on their first day of trading looks likely to jumpstart the market for clean-tech share offerings."
Source: Reuters, 09/25/2009
"Boxer-Kerry Climate Bill Expected Next Wednesday"
"After weeks of waiting, it now looks like the Senate will see a climate bill next week after all. At an event in Pittsburgh ahead of the G20 summit, bill cosponsor John Kerry (D-Mass.) announced that the bill will be released next Wednesday."
Source: Mother Jones, 09/25/2009
"Environmentalists Seek to Wipe Out Plush Toilet Paper"
Environmentalists are criticizing paper companies for making ultra-soft toilet paper out of cut trees instead of recycled fiber.
Source: Wash Post, 09/25/2009
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