Meeting
on Sparrows Point pollution - Continuing their campaign to highlight unresolved
pollution problems at the Sparrows Point steel-making complex, the Chesapeake
Bay Foundation and Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper have scheduled a
"town hall" meeting in Edgemere on Tuesday, July 28, 2009. (By Timothy B. Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun - B'More
Green Blog,7/26/09)
Budget
cuts hit clean-bay initiatives: Runoff
pollution, algae bloom initiatives reduced (By Timothy B. Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun, 7/25/09)
Kent
pollution cleanup stalls: Genovique
resists state demand for more soil, water tests (By Timothy B. Wheeler, The Baltimore Sun, 7/23/09)
Even
the toilets are green at the aquarium (By Meredith Cohn, The Baltimore Sun
- B'More Green Blog, 7/23/09)
Gas prices continue to fall (The Baltimore Sun - Getting There Blog, 7/21/09) [Article cites average Maryland gas prices]
National and International News
Revealed:
the secret evidence of global warming Bush tried to hide - Photos from US spy
satellites declassified by the Obama White House provide the first graphic
images of how the polar ice sheets are retreating in the summer. The effects on
the world's weather, environments and wildlife could be devastating (By Suzanne Goldberg and Damian Carrington, The [UK] Guardian, 7/26/09)
Justin
Timberlake Opens First Eco-Friendly Golf Course (By Amanda Wills, Yahoo News, 7/24/09)
'Cash
for clunkers' program takes effect: Dealers
ready to hand out up to $4,500 for old cars (By Eileen Ambrose, The Baltimore Sun, 7/24/09)
Heat may have killed
fish in Florida Bay: The chief of biological resources at Everglades National Park said the
thousands of fish floating dead in Florida Bay this week may have died from the
heat. (By
Curtis Morgan, The Miami Herald, 7/23/09)
Riding
bikes in the Netherlands (By Michael Rass, PRI-The World, National Public Radio,
7/23/09)
Texas
cleaning up oil blobs on South Padre Island (Yahoo News, 7/23/09)
Obama's
‘green-jobs' guru: from activist to environmentalist ( By Elaine Quijano, CNN-Politics, 7/23/09)
INTERVIEW-U.S. top
greenhouse gas emitter, counting imports (By Alister Doyle, Reuters as
reported by Alternet, 7/22/09)
Massive
glacier in sub-Antarctic island shrinks by a fifth (AFP as reported by
Yahoo News, 7/22/09)
Chemicals
That Eased One Woe Worsen Another (By David A. Fahrenthold, The Washington Post, 7/20/09)
Nissan's
plug-free electric car: The Japanese carmaker's wireless system employs the same electromagnetic
field technology used to charge an electric toothbrush (Bibi van der Zee and Adam Vaughan, The [UK] Guardian, 7/20/09)
Chevron
Expects to Fight Ecuador Lawsuit in US: As Largest Environmental Judgment on Record Looms,
the Oil Company Reassures Shareholders It Won't Pay (By Ben
Casselman, The Wall Street Journal as reported by Yahoo Finance, 7/20/09)
Exhibit - The Edible Garden. New York
Botanical Garden (June 27 - September 13, 2009) The Edible Garden is a summer-long
celebration of growing great food. Through delectable exhibitions and
mouth-watering programs, be inspired to grow, prepare, and eat garden-fresh
produce, and understand how plants provide the food and drink essential to
maintaining life and enhancing wellness.
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