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LOGGING BLAMED IN VIETNAM'S SECOND WAVE OF FLOODS
PANICKED FARMERS CUT QUEENSLAND TREES
TIDE TURNS AGAINST CHEMICAL SOFTENERS IN PLASTIC TOYS
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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT BLASTS JAPANESE WHALE HUNT
WTO TALKS FAIL TO LAUNCH NEW TRADE ROUND
POLICE BEHAVIOR IN SEATTLE CONDEMNED
SWEDEN STRUGGLES WITH MOUNTAINS OF WASTE PACKAGING
AMERISCAN: DECEMBER 6, 1999
Waste Wells Banned to
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SEATTLE PROTESTERS HEARD IN WTO MEETING HALL
PEOPLE ARE CAUSE - AND SOLUTION - OF OCEAN POLLUTION
U.S. AT RISK FOR BHOPAL-SCALE CHEMICAL ACCIDENT
NINE OF TEN CITY SMOG CLEANUP PLANS FLUNK EPA TEST
AMERISCAN: DECEMBER 2, 1999
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NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS' Y2K READINESS QUESTIONED
TOXIC MUD FOULS U.S. WATERS
REVVING THE ENERGY ENGINE MEANS RISING U.S. EMISSIONS
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GLOBAL NUCLEAR DUMP DOWN UNDER MEETS RESISTANCE
COMMON INSECTICIDE FOUND HIGHLY RISKY IN NEW REVIEW
AMERISCAN: OCTOBER 28, 1999
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GLOBAL WARMING COULD FLOOD MANHATTAN, TOKYO
FREED LAB ANIMALS JUMPSTART GORE CAMPAIGN
AMERISCAN: OCTOBER 19, 1999
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GLOBAL WARMING COULD FLOOD MANHATTAN,
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SOUTH POLE OZONE HOLE SMALLER THAN LAST YEAR
WASHINGTON, DC, October 7, 1999 (ENS) - It is a small difference between
this year and last, but the ozone hole over the Antarctic appears to be
shrinking. A satellite flown by the National Aeronautical and Space
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States ranked in war against sprawl
-- In the struggle against sprawl,
Maryland, Oregon, Rhode Island and Virginia are leading all other states,
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ARABIAN GULF TURNING HOT, OILY, SALTY
ENERGY WATER FUNDING BILL CLEARS CONGRESS
AAA SMOG DECLINE CLAIM CHALLENGED BY FACTS
PANAMA STRUGGLES TO PROTECT SAN LORENZO FOREST
AMERISCAN: SEPTEMBER 29, 1999
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SEVEN MILLION TIRES ABLAZE IN CALIFORNIA
BUSINESS COSTS FOR AIR PERMITS LOWER THAN FORECAST
AMERISCAN: SEPTEMBER 23, 1999
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EUROPE TOPS BUSINESS SUSTAINABILITY INDEX
DEVASTATING EARTHQUAKE HITS TAIWAN
MILLENIUM CELEBRANTS SWARM MT. KILIMANJARO
AMERISCAN: SEPTEMBER 21, 1999
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CLINTON SENDS OZONE PROTECTION AMENDMENT TO SENATE
President Bill Clinton has asked the Senate to ratify an amendment to the Montreal
Protocol on Substances that Deplete the
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SENATE VOTES DOWN TIMBER SALE SUBSIDY CUTS
TOXIC MERCURY RAINS ON U.S. MIDWEST (SEE PREVIOUS MESSAGE)
FOREST CONSERVATIONISTS FIGHT TARIFF ELIMINATION
AMERISCAN: SEPTEMBER 14, 1999
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KILLER EARTHQUAKE IN TURKEY CLAIMS 1,100
YELLOWSTONE WINTER PLAN FAVORS PEOPLE, NOT BISON PROTECTON
LABOR DAY PIGEON SHOOT CALLED OFF
"SECRETS AND LIES" EXPOSES NEW ZEALAND LOGGING SCANDAL
CANADA CREATES THREE NEW NATIONAL
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IOWA VOTERS WANT AN ENVIRONMENTAL PRESIDENT
CANADIAN NATIVES WIN CHURCHILL POWER PROJECT EIS
SEA WATER IRRIGATES CROPS, COOLS BUILDINGS
U.S. CRACKS DOWN ON HAZMAT RAIL SHIPMENTS
AMERISCAN: AUGUST 13, 1999
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SAFETY REGULATIONS VIOLATED AT NUCLEAR REACTORS ACROSS U.S.
MINE WASTES PNG RIVERS, GLOBAL BAN URGED
AMERISCAN: AUGUST 11, 1999
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* Airtech Filt Removes 99% of All Airborne Contamination Inside Automobiles
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COGENERATION ONLINE FOR GLOBAL POWER SURGE
JAPAN TO LABEL 28 BIOTECH FOODS
Y2K: BUG PROOFING U.S. POWER WATER SUPPLIES
SPAIN'S STORAGE PLANS FOR NUCLEAR WASTE DRAW FLAK
AMERISCAN: AUGUST 5, 1999
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AMERISCAN: JULY 30, 1999
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* Greenpeace Gets Gerber to Go GE Free
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NOISE AT GRAND CANYON PROMPTS AIR TOUR FREEZE
EPA LAUNCHES PROGRAM TO REUSE TOXIC WASTE SITES
AMERISCAN: JULY 26, 1999
HEALING OUR WORLD: WEEKLY COMMENT
POLLUTING THE FINAL FRONTIER
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ROYAL CARIBBEAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POLLUTING U.S. WATERS
BRAZIL TO SPEND US$25 BILLION ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
ANTHRAX BREAKS OUT IN KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
EUROPEAN SCRAP CAR RECYCLING FIGHT FINALLY SETTLED
AMERISCAN: JULY 22, 1999
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GROWING POPULATION FACES SHRINKING WATER SUPPLY
AMERISCAN: JULY 20, 1999
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Short-Changing Indians; It's a Gold Mine; ORVs Proliferate
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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT WINS GLOBAL JABILUKA TEST
By Andrew Darby
CANBERRA, Australia, July 13, 1999 (ENS) - Strong lobbying by the
Australian government bore fruit yesterday with a decision by UNESCO's
World Heritage Committee not to inscribe Kakadu
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MAN DROWNS IN ORCA POOL AT SEAWORLD ORLANDO
ORLANDO, Florida, July 7, 1999 (ENS) - A 27 year old man was found dead
early Tuesday morning draped over the back of an orca, or killer whale, at
Sea World in Orlando, Florida. The accident marks the second time
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Fish reintroduction plan sparks controversy
A plan to reintroduce westslope cutthroat trout to 77 miles of stream in
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Unified Federal Watershed Policy Draft Released
Tax Incentives for Energy Efficiency Introduced in Congress
University of Missouri Team Wins Sunrayce
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Interior Appropriations Rider Would Gut Northwest Forest Plan
Bill to Undermine Critical Habitat Designation Gets 1st Hearing
White House Launches Wind Power Initiative
Jet Travel Accelerates Global Warming
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G-8 LEADERS LINK ENVIRONMENT WITH TRADE TALKS
CLIMATE CHANGE COULD CAUSE HEALTH PROBLEMS FOR EUROPE
WILDERNESS SOCIETY NAMES 15 MOST ENDANGERED WILD LANDS
FINDING NEW OIL IN OLD
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1) Struggle to protect land along Missouri River in South Dakota
2) State of the World's Forests 1999
3) Intersexed rodents found at Kesterton National Wildlife Refuge
4) Vote for Jet Skis as Worst Idea of the
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CANADIAN TRIBES, UNION ANGRY OVER SALMON TREATY
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Canada June 7, 1999 (ENS) - The Canadian
backlash against the newly renegotiated Pacific Salmon Treaty is coming in,
and it is harsh. Canadian First Nations tribal leaders are
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President Clinton Orders Federal Buildings to Cut Air Pollution
Public Comments Support Permanent Protection For Roadless Forests
Global Warming Could Raise Sea Levels in New York City
Ocean Ecosystems
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Power Companies Back Measures to Reduce Toxic Emissions
Santa Monica Chooses Geothermal Power
Fluor Daniel Hanford Fined $330,000
California Governor Will Not Appeal Ward Valley Ruling
Delaware, USDA Team Up
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MT. RANIER AIR POLLUTED BY SEATTLE TRAFFIC
SEATTLE, Washington, May 29, 1999 (ENS) - The common assumption that ozone
pollution is strictly an urban problem is proving to be false. The air in
Washington's Mount Rainier National Park contains higher
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ENVIRONMENT NEWS SERVICE AMERISCAN: MAY 27, 1999
Industries Violate Clean Air Act with Impunity
Exxon to Clean Up W. Virginia Coke Works Superfund Site
New EDF Website Ranks Integrated Iron And Steel Mills
First Hybrid-Electric Big Rig Rolls Out
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ENVIRONMENT NEWS SERVICE AMERISCAN: MAY 19, 1999
Year to Date 7th Warmest
Fire at Pilgrim Nuclear Plant
San Francisco Bay Contains Dioxins, Furans, DDT
Rethinking Needed to Cut Cost of Natural Disasters
Rays from Sun Lamps, Sun Beds May be Carcinogens
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GREENS URGE TEMPORARY CEASE-FIRE IN KOSOVO
CHILEAN TRIBAL LEADER ARRESTED AFTER ENVIRO, HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT
A PASSIONATE JOURNEY TO SAVE INDIA'S TIGERS
MEXICAN TOWN PROTESTS CANADIAN MINING OPERATION
AMERISCAN MAY 14, 1999
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SMALL BOOK CREATES BIG HEADACHE FOR AUSTRALIAN FOREST INDUSTRY
By Bob Burton
CANBERRA, Australia, April 15, 1999 (ENS) - Attempts by the Australian
National Association of Forest Industries (NAFI) to use legal threats to
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PUSH ON TO DEFEAT NUCLEAR WASTE POLICY ACT
The Public Citizen's Critical Mass Energy Project (CMEP) is
mobilizing to
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Carbon dioxide threatens tropical coral reefs
As if there weren't already enough threats to coral reefs, now scientists
from the National Center for Atmospheric Research have found that carbon
dioxide dissolved
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TEAM CHOSEN TO HANDLE SURPLUS WEAPONS-GRADE PLUTONIUM
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ABORIGINAL LEADER FACES JAIL AS AUSTRALIA PUSHES FOR URANIUM MINE
By Andrew Darby
DARWIN, Northern Territory, Australia, March 17, 1999 (ENS) - The
Aboriginal leader Yvonne Margarula faces jail for walking on land her clan
has held for millenia, but
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TOAD GENE POTATOES UPROOTED IN NEW ZEALAND
EUROPE'S CRISIS CRIPPLES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY-MAKING
FOAM CANCELS BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL WEAPONS IN MOMENTS
AMERISCAN: MARCH 16, 1999
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FIXING THE WEATHER
(MESSING WITH THE WEATHER)
By William Thomas
SEATTLE, Washington, February 22, 1999 (ENS) - Someone is finally doing
something about the weather. As water authorities around a parched globe
rush to contract weather
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BRITAIN PUSHES PANIC BUTTON OVER BIOTECH FOODS
PCBs IN DOLPHINS A WARNING TO HUMANS
AMERISCAN: FEBRUARY 19, 1999
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* Climate Change Ozone Protection Conference Scheduled for September
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February 11, 1999
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ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE JUSTIFIED, AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION SAYS
WASHINGTON, DC, January 28, 1999 (ENS) - Human activities
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SURFERS AND KAYAKERS HOLD CLEAN WATER PADDLE
People from the Massachusetts Chapter of the Surfrider
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