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  1. UN says green energy investment at record level (AFP)
  2. Exclusive: China may cut spending on strategic industries (Reuters)
  3. Exxon said failed Mont. pipeline was deeply buried (AP)
  4. Transocean rig off Africa taking on water (AP)
  5. Vt.: No charges against nuke plant officials (AP)
  6. Bangladesh trials African rice to boost food yield (AFP)
  7. Websites told to remove Hayward deposition video (AP)
  8. Anger mounts in China over oil spill (AFP)
  9. ConocoPhillips defends response to China oil leaks (AP)
  10. Exxon oil spill on Yellowstone River disrupts farms (Reuters)
  11. Flood surge raises fears of Mont. oil spill spread (AP)
  12. Bahamas bans shark fishing (AFP)
  13. TransCanada says Exxon spill no threat to XL line (Reuters)
  14. Economy Keeps Global Warming on Back Burner for 2012 (U.S. News & World Report)
  15. China probing ConocoPhillips' role in oil spill (AP)
  16. Asia pollution blamed for halt in warming: study (Reuters)
  17. China oil spill to have long-term impact: report (AFP)
  18. Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior III debuts (AFP)
  19. Crews mop up oil on Yellowstone River in Montana (AP)
  20. Environment, not just genetics, at play in autism (Reuters)
  21. Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior III debuts (AFP)
  22. Global warming plateau linked to air pollution (AP)
  23. Plastic solar cells in 5-10 years, new step forward (Reuters)
  24. Mass tourism threatening Venice lagoon, say ecologists (AFP)
  25. Wind of change: Aussie 'farting camels' cull under attack (AFP)
  26. Crisis brings angst, no answers to Japan's Atomic Arcade (Reuters)
  27. Exxon claims spill damage limited, gov. doubtful (AP)
  28. Warming ocean could melt ice faster than thought (AP)
  29. 16 simple ways to reduce plastic waste
  30. Merkel: binding, verifiable climate targets needed (AP)
  31. McDonald's plans to run UAE vehicles on biofuels (AP)
  32. Global climate change summit opens in Germany (AFP)
  33. Exxon oil spill in Mont. river prompts evacuations (AP)
  34. Oil spill on Montana's Yellowstone River forces evacuation (Reuters)
  35. EPA Offers Tips on How to Beat the Summer Heat While Saving Energy (ContributorNe
  36. Exxon oil spill in Mont. river prompts evacuations (AP)
  37. Rainbows, locals bemoan Forest Service presence (AP)
  38. Areva, Toshiba invited to bid for new Finnish nuclear plant (AFP)
  39. AP Exclusive: Feds grill former BP chief Hayward (AP)
  40. Government 'played down nuclear fears' (AFP)
  41. Global warming no friend of California wines: study (Reuters)
  42. Judge backs scientists on polar bears (AP)
  43. Judge backs scientists on polar bears (AP)
  44. Do wallabies hold cure for gassy cows (AP)
  45. Jellyfish halt British nuclear power station (AFP)
  46. German parliament approves nuclear shutdown (AP)
  47. Pollution Took Heavy Toll at U.S. Beaches in 2010 (HealthDay)
  48. Pollutants linked to diabetes in new study (Reuters)
  49. Oliver sets announcement, topic seen AECL (Reuters)
  50. National Parks Ailing, But a Cure Is Possible, Report Says (LiveScience.com)
  51. Experts warn epic weather ravaging US could worsen (AFP)
  52. UN climate panel to examine extreme events (AP)
  53. More flooding woes along the Missouri, Souris rivers (Reuters)
  54. Judge won't let Sierra Club join oil spill lawsuit (AP)
  55. Greenland ice melts most in half-century: US (AFP)
  56. CA-CANADA Summary (Reuters)
  57. 1,060 New Species Discovered in New Guinea (LiveScience.com)
  58. TEPCO meets wrath of shareholders (AFP)
  59. AP IMPACT: NRC and industry rewrite nuke history (AP)
  60. Global consumers crave green energy in survey: Vestas (Reuters)
  61. NRC chairman says Neb. nuke plants remain safe (AP)
  62. White House considers big boost to fuel economy (AP)
  63. Edible cups make delicious addition to any party (Y! Green)
  64. Iran's nuclear plant ready for August launch: Russia (AFP)
  65. Inflatable Shark Among 300 New Species Discovered in Philippines (LiveScience.com
  66. AP IMPACT: Populations around US nuke plants soar (AP)
  67. Philippines launches eco-friendly nuclear tourism (AFP)
  68. Flood berm collapses at Nebraska nuclear plant (AP)
  69. War at the Jersey shore over who rules the beaches (AP)
  70. Among The Costs Of War: $20B In Air Conditioning
  71. Flood berm collapses at Nebraska nuclear plant (AP)
  72. Tanzania's Serengeti road halt 'no reason to celebrate' (AFP)
  73. Global Warming or Little Ice Age: Which Will It Be? (LiveScience.com)
  74. Endangered Puerto Rican parrot on the rise (AP)
  75. Economics of Solar Electric Systems for Consumers : Payback and other Financial Test
  76. Stress May Worsen Lung Function in Kids Breathing Dirty Air (HealthDay)
  77. Nuclear agency head to visit flooded Nebraska reactors (Reuters)
  78. Shell gets C$865 million for Canadian CO2 project (Reuters)
  79. IAEA states for stricter nuclear controls, funding unclear (AFP)
  80. Stress May Worsen Lung Function in Kids Breathing Dirty Air (HealthDay)
  81. Pollution found in Pa. wells near site of blowout (AP)
  82. BP: Don't give Gulf fail-safe device to Transocean (AP)
  83. Special report: Japan's "throwaway" nuclear workers (Reuters)
  84. Danger heats up for Australia's platypus (AFP)
  85. India to press ahead on nuclear power (AFP)
  86. Senators demand congressional probe on nuke safety (AP)
  87. Good News! Birds Thought Extinct Return to Harvested Rain Forest (LiveScience.co
  88. G20 agree farm deal, soft on regulation (Reuters)
  89. Beleaguered Aussie PM to work on 1st anniversary (AP)
  90. Toyota says Prius supply to improve during summer (AP)
  91. EPA Invests $3 Million into Research on Liver Chemical Toxicity (ContributorNetwo
  92. Scantily dressed visitors must cover up to see Rikers inmates (Reuters)
  93. Obama has failed to lead on climate: Gore (AFP)
  94. Transocean: BP decisions led to Gulf disaster (AP)
  95. Years of Air Pollution May Be Tied to Uncontrolled Asthma (HealthDay)
  96. GAO: leaks at aging nuke sites difficult to detect (AP)
  97. GAO: leaks at aging nuke sites difficult to detect (AP)
  98. Poland blocks bolder EU climate emissions cut (AFP)
  99. U.S. sees room to improve nuclear plant safety (Reuters)
  100. Eventually in Europe heat will kill more than cold (AP)
  101. 7 New Species of Mice Discovered on Remote Mountain (LiveScience.com)
  102. BP shares up after contractor settles Gulf claim (AP)
  103. AP IMPACT: Tritium leaks found at many nuke sites (AP)
  104. Ocean life on the brink of mass extinctions: study (Reuters)
  105. Glimmers of green hope for Asian cities (AFP)
  106. New large crab species discovered in Costa Rica (AFP)
  107. Polluting Aircraft vs. Zero-emission High-speed Trains?
  108. Vanished Vikings: Climate Change May Have Killed Greenland Group (LiveScience.com
  109. What Will Missouri Growers Do Without Ethanol Subsidies? (ContributorNetwork)
  110. Study details significant sea level rise (AP)
  111. US Supreme Court rejects climate change suit (AFP)
  112. High court blocks states' climate change lawsuit (AP)
  113. River falls short of Nebraska nuke plant shutdown (AP)
  114. Moody's cuts nuclear operator Tepco rating to junk status (Reuters)
  115. U.N. atom chief urges nuclear plant risk checks (Reuters)
  116. AP IMPACT: US nuke regulators weaken safety rules (AP)
  117. Radiation bombards reactors, make them brittle (AP)
  118. OECD chief says nuclear energy still important (AFP)
  119. Push for Australians to have say on carbon tax (AFP)
  120. Afforestation will hardly dent warming problem: study (AFP)
  121. Deal would speed cuts in western coal pollution (AP)
  122. TEPCO to open second Fukushima reactor building (AFP)
  123. EPA Promotes Efficient Water Fixtures on WaterSense's 5th Anniversary (Contributo
  124. Climate change raising tick threat for northern moose: officials (Reuters)
  125. Rwandan premier 'baptises' 22 gorillas (AFP)
  126. UN meets to mull climate change quick-fix options (AFP)
  127. Japan's TEPCO suspends cleanup at Fukushima plant (Reuters)
  128. U.N. sees "unique opportunity" for global atom safety (Reuters)
  129. Nebraska nuclear reactor dry though surrounded by flood (Reuters)
  130. UN talks must save Kyoto or 'collapse': AOSIS (AFP)
  131. Regulators: Neb. nuclear plants prepared for flood (AP)
  132. UN climate chief calls on world leaders to step in (AP)
  133. Mexicans try to break climate change deadlock (AP)
  134. Arabian 'unicorn' thrives again in wild (AP)
  135. Oregon panel approves tough new clean water rules (Reuters)
  136. Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits (AP)
  137. Worst State Wildifres, By the Numbers (ContributorNetwork)
  138. Cosmetics companies sued over 'organic' labels (AP)
  139. French activist Bove pushes green agenda in Poland (AP)
  140. Ethanol subsidies put to test again in Senate (AP)
  141. Arabian oryx leaps back from near-extinction (AFP)
  142. Arabian 'unicorn' thrives again in wild (AP)
  143. Arizona wildfire investigators question two people (Reuters)
  144. USDA Announces Four Major Biofuel Projects (ContributorNetwork)
  145. Google to finance residential solar projects (Reuters)
  146. Seven new mice species found in Philippines (AFP)
  147. One million Bangladesh homes on solar power (AFP)
  148. China downplays risk to children from lead poisoning: report (Reuters)
  149. China says its nuclear reactors passed inspections (AP)
  150. Italy Says No to Nuclear Power -- and to Berlusconi (Time.com)
  151. Czechs return 4 rare wild horses to Mongolia (AP)
  152. Michele Bachmann Wants to Get Rid of EPA (ContributorNetwork)
  153. Czechs return rare wild horses to the wild (AP)
  154. Italy Says 'No' to Nuclear Power -- and to Berlusconi (Time.com)
  155. Nuclear vote forces Italy to ponder renewables (AFP)
  156. Climate Change May Worsen Plague (LiveScience.com)
  157. Google invests $280 million to spur home solar (AP)
  158. Italians 'turned their backs' on Berlusconi (AFP)
  159. Curb soot and smog to keep Earth cool, says UN (AFP)
  160. Senate to vote on repealing ethanol tax credits (AP)
  161. Has the GOP Lost Its Mind? (The Daily Beast)
  162. Dalai Lama cautions Australia on mining boom (AP)
  163. Berlusconi trounced in Italy referendums (AFP)
  164. Can you get sunburn through a window? (Y! Green)
  165. 10 most pointless salad ingredients (Y! Green)
  166. Berlusconi accepts humiliating referendum defeat (AFP)
  167. APNewsBreak: Hecla will pay $263M to settle case (AP)
  168. Brlusconi says nuclear energy 'probably' out (AP)
  169. EPA Continues to Monitor Joplin Air Quality (ContributorNetwork)
  170. German port's future blowing in the wind (AFP)
  171. Debt-hit Greece sees profit in air pollution: report (AFP)
  172. China lead pollution outbreak poisons 103 children (Reuters)
  173. Activists to search for tuna boats with helicopter (AP)
  174. Australians in a Stink Over Camels (ContributorNetwork)
  175. Q-and-A: Examining Dasani's PlantBottle Technology (ContributorNetwork)
  176. City Pavement Affects Weather, Boosting Smog: Study (HealthDay)
  177. Considerations for Home Solar Power Systems
  178. City Pavement Affects Weather, Boosting Smog: Study (HealthDay)
  179. Oil spill cleanup relies on decades-old technology (Reuters)
  180. Slovenia will stick to nuclear despite Fukushima: minister (AFP)
  181. Poor countries say rich evade new climate pledges (AP)
  182. State seeks compensation for Nevada Test Site contamination
  183. Greenhouse Gas Pains: Shoot the Farting Camels? (LiveScience.com)
  184. Ethanol issue slips behind jobs, deficit in Iowa (AP)
  185. Drilling in Utah natural gas field gets feds' OK (AP)
  186. Greenhouse Gas Pains: Shoot the Farting Camels? (LiveScience.com)
  187. Environmental groups challenge Shell drilling plan (AP)
  188. Republicans accused of undermining US environment (AFP)
  189. China pollution crackdown targets drug maker (AP)
  190. Australian camels could be shot to curb methane (AP)
  191. "100 percent trash boat" sets sail in Taiwan (Reuters)
  192. Elite police unit arrives in northern Brazil (AP)
  193. Nuke plant lost spent fuel pump in suspected fire (AP)
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  195. Canada confirms it will reject new Kyoto Protocol (Reuters)
  196. Federal court won't dismiss lawsuit against Exxon (AP)
  197. UK-Odd Summary (Reuters)
  198. Swiss lawmakers OK plan to phase out nuclear power (AP)
  199. Greenpeace says Barbie doll is forest vandal (AFP)
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  201. 'River snot' could damage pristine waterways, study finds
  202. Much of world's tropical forests managed poorly (AP)
  203. EPA plans to ban some rodent poisons (AP)
  204. U.S. EPA demands extensive review of oil sands pipe (Reuters)
  205. Developing nations want climate aid for Palestine (AP)
  206. US: China ends wind power subsidy program (AP)
  207. Nuclear skeptics, boosters debate safety issues (AP)
  208. Greenpeace blocks nuclear waste transport (AP)
  209. Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish (AP)
  210. Are Extra-Hot Summers Here to Stay? (LiveScience.com)
  211. NRC: Nuke plants need more training on emergencies (AP)
  212. Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish (AP)
  213. EPA awarding $76 million for cleanups in 40 states (AP)
  214. Greenhouse gas emissions hitting record highs (AP)
  215. German cabinet passes nuclear exit bill (AFP)
  216. Egyptian Mummies Hold Clues of Ancient Air Pollution (LiveScience.com)
  217. Most Australians against carbon tax: poll (AFP)
  218. Japan's TEPCO shares down 28% to record-low (AFP)
  219. Stores Stock New Bulbs for the Light Switch
  220. World 'must invest $40bn a year in forests': UN (AFP)
  221. Egyptian Mummies Hold Clues of Ancient Air Pollution (LiveScience.com)
  222. Greenhouse gas emissions hitting record highs (AP)
  223. Thousands rally in Australia for carbon tax (AFP)
  224. Australian PM faces toughest test on carbon tax (AP)
  225. Romney Breaks with GOP Over Global Warming, Fails to Mention Diesel Solution (Co
  226. Wal-Mart's motive is no secret: Going green saves it money
  227. California Senate votes to ban foam takeout containers
  228. 18 Greenpeace activists climb Greenland oil rig (AP)
  229. Health Tip: What's Polluting My Indoor Air? (HealthDay)
  230. Bolivian leader marks start of road Indians oppose (AP)
  231. Rainforest basin nations agree to tackle deforestation (AFP)
  232. Are Tougher Regulations Coming to Pa. Marcellus Shale Drilling Companies? (Contr
  233. Solar News - Smart Solar
  234. Biodegradable Products May Not Be So Green (LiveScience.com)
  235. Wildlife activists protest Yellowstone bison experiments (Reuters)
  236. Mountain gorilla twins born in Rwanda (AFP)
  237. Health Tip: What's Polluting My Indoor Air? (HealthDay)
  238. Ice sculpture in Sydney raises polar bear plight (AFP)
  239. Home Depot sued over sale of illegal paints
  240. Groups sue to stop SunPower plant in California (Reuters)
  241. Manitoba to curb hog farms to save Lake Winnipeg (Reuters)
  242. CA-CANADA Summary (Reuters)
  243. Greenpeace activists arrested on Arctic oil rig (AFP)
  244. BBC HAS AN ANTI- ELECTRIC CAR AGENDA ?? - check out this response!!
  245. Barbour to speak at House hearing on oil spill (AP)
  246. UP settles Omaha lead dispute with EPA for $25M (AP)
  247. EPA Begins Extensive Monitoring of New York, New Jersey Coastal Waters (Contribut
  248. Brazil grants building license for Amazon dam (AP)
  249. Pa., Philly sign $2B landmark clean water plan (AP)
  250. Mayors reach climate deal with World Bank (AFP)

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