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Not Your Grandpa's RV: This Roving Lab Tracks Air Pollution 18.5.2013 NPR Health Science
Atmospheric scientist Ira Leifer installed special air sensors on a camper, then drove from Florida to California, measuring methane levels all along the way. More than 6,000 readings later, he found some noticeable spikes, especially around petrochemical plants and urban areas like Los Angeles.
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Doctor: 'We Truly Are Failing The Syrian People' 18.5.2013 NPR: All Things Considered
Stephen Cornish of Doctors Without Borders was recently in Syria. He talks to Audie Cornish about how medical personnel are managing to reach patients in the war-torn nation where he says there is a lack of respect for doctors on both sides of the conflict.
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Will California Ban Fracking? 18.5.2013 Politics on HuffingtonPost.com
SAN FRANCISCO -- Efforts to put the brakes on the practice of hydraulic fracturing, often called "fracking," took a step forward in California earlier this...
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Will California Ban Fracking? 18.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
SAN FRANCISCO -- Efforts to put the brakes on the practice of hydraulic fracturing, often called "fracking," took a step forward in California earlier this...
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Editorial: It's about safe water 18.5.2013 Chicago Tribune: Opinion
Editorial: It's about safe water
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Gross Domestic Product: Grossly incomplete, but we can fix it 17.5.2013 Main Feed - Environmental Defense
By Gernot Wagner Via EDF Voices . This first appeared online in an article posted at ensia.com . Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is broken. Robert F. Kennedy said as much in his first major presidential campaign speech. Simon Kuznets, the father of GDP, acknowledged its shortcomings. GDP is an imperfect indicator of human well-being at best, and outright misleading at worst. Still, we shouldn’t scrap GDP and start over. Up to a point, GDP does tell us important facts about people’s lives, livelihoods and aspirations. Living on a dollar a day is miserable no matter how you look at it. Choking on economic growth, of course, is equally bad. There are a few simple, well-established steps we ought to take to bring GDP closer to where we should be. That, by the way, isn’t “Green GDP” or “green accounting.” It’s honest accounting. Start with accounting for the true value of natural assets still in the ground. We don’t “produce” coal. We extract it. And the fact that the ton of coal extracted ...
Obama Tries Hard To Change The Subject 17.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
By Mark Felsenthal and Roberta Rampton WASHINGTON, May 17 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Friday will seek to turn the spotlight from controversies threatening...
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Is there an 'I' in sustainability? 17.5.2013 Business Operations | GreenBiz.com

Sure, there's no "I" in team, but when it comes to sustainability, what kind of recognition is right for a chief sustainability officer?

Is there an 'I' in sustainability?
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Fracking can be done safely, but will it be? 17.5.2013 Terrorism
Fracking Can Be Done Safely, but Will It Be? ...
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U.S. government unveils latest version of fracking rules 17.5.2013 Headlines: All Headlines
The government unveiled its latest version of hotly fought rules for fracking on federal land — 440 million acres nationwide, 20 million in Colorado — trying to protect mountains, forests and prairies from the downside of drilling.
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Interior issues new drilling rule 17.5.2013 Durango Herald
WASHINGTON ndash Companies that drill for oil and natural gas on federal lands will be required to disclose publicly the chemicals used in hydraulic-fracturing operations, the Obama administration said Thursday.The new fracking rule replaces a draft proposed last year that was withdrawn amid industry...
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Interior Department offers new rules for 'fracking' 17.5.2013 LA Times: Nation
Interior Department offers new rules for 'fracking'
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Lileks: The awful truth behind gas that suddenly costs $4.29 a gallon 17.5.2013 Star Tribune: Local
Natural gas industry has a 'fracking' wastewater problem, study says 17.5.2013 MSNBC
Natural gas industry has a 'fracking' wastewater problem, study says
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David_Goldstein: A Daughter's Tears: The President's Speech 17.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
China has recently overtaken the United States as the world's highest carbon emitter. Of course, for any solution to be effective, not only the United States, not only China, but the entire world must get on board.
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Obama Administration Caves To Fracking Industry in New Proposed Rules 17.5.2013 Switchboard, from NRDC
Matthew McFeeley, Attorney, Washington, D.C.: This afternoon, the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released new proposed rules to govern fracking on publicly owned lands managed by the federal government. This includes wild places like National Forests and National Wildlife Refuges. But it also includes...
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Obama Administration to Industry: Frac-As-Usual on Public Lands 17.5.2013 Switchboard, from NRDC
Briana Mordick, Staff Scientist, San Francisco: With the release of its revised draft rules for hydraulic fracturing, BLM signaled to industry that it’s business-as-usual when it comes to oil and gas drilling and fracking on public lands. And it also signaled to the people who live,...
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New study: fracking hasn't polluted Arkansas water 17.5.2013 Yahoo: US National
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A new study says natural gas drilling, or fracking, hasn't contaminated drinking water wells in Arkansas but researchers say the geology there is more of a natural barrier to pollution than in other areas where drilling takes place.
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Administration Releases New Draft Rules for Fracking on Public Lands 17.5.2013 Commondreams.org Newswire

New draft rules for fracking on public lands, released by the federal Bureau of Land Management today, would leave drinking water supplies for millions of Americans, as well as millions of acres of wild lands, at risk, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.

The rules need to be strengthened in a number of ways in order to protect public health and the environment.

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New Interior Department drilling rule relies on industry-sponsored database 17.5.2013 Star Tribune: Politics
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