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Study Shows 2010
May Be Healthy Summer For Bay (By Alex DeMetrick, WJZ-TV, 6/29/10) [Report quotes William
Dennison of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science]
O'Malley,
experts hold panel on potential impact of oil spill (By Scott Dance,
Baltimore Business Journal, 6/29/10) [Article quotes Dr. Donald F. Boesch, President of the University of
Maryland Center for Environmental Science]
East Coast States Keep An
Eye On Oil Spill (By Alex DeMetrick, WJZ-TV, 6/29/10) [Report quotes Dr. Donald F. Boesch,
President of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science]
Maryland Holds
Mini-Boom Demonstration (By Ko Im, WBOC-16 News, 6/29/10) [Article quotes Dr. Donald F. Boesch, President of the University of
Maryland Center for Environmental Science]
Coastal
Bays to release ecosystem report card (By The Associated Press as reported
by DelMarVaNow.com, 6/28/10) [Article quotes staff of the University of
Maryland Center for Environmental Science]
State of Maryland
News
Cardin
deal gets Bay cleanup bill out of committee (By Paul West, The Baltimore
Sun - Maryland Politics Blog, 6/30/10)
City
proposes bike boulevard on Guilford Avenue (By Christy Zuccarini, The
Baltimore Sun - B'More Green Blog, 6/30/10)
Scientists
to whisk some 70,000 turtle eggs away from oil spill in rare effort to save
species (By Brian Skoloff, The Associated Press ad reported by The
Baltimore Sun, 6/30/10)
Anne
Arundel to plant more than 12,000 trees (By Nicole Fuller, The Baltimore
Sun, 6/29/10)
O'Malley,
experts hold panel on potential impact of oil spill (By Scott Dance,
Baltimore Business Journal, 6/29/10)
ZipCar
comes to downtown Baltimore: City,
company enter partnership to offer car-sharing in congested neighborhoods (By Kate Smith, The Baltimore Sun, 6/28/10)
National and International News
Weekly
Address: President Obama Touts Nearly $2 Billion in New Investments to Help Build
a Clean Energy Economy (The White House, Office of the Press Secretary, 7/3/10)
BP
admits failing to use industry risk test at any of its deepwater wells in the
US: BP was
facing fresh criticism over its approach to safety on Saturday night after
critics said it did not use an industry standard process to asses risk ahead of
the Deepwater Horizon disaster. (By Rowena
Mason, The [UK] Telegraph, 7/3/10)
Is
BP rejecting skimmers to save money on Gulf Oil cleanup? (By Anita Lee, The Biloxi Sun Herald,
7/2/10)
2nd
Penn State review clears climate scientist (By Genaro C. Armas, The
Associated Press as reported by HamptonRoads.com, 7/2/10)
Climate
Scientist Cleared of Altering Data (By Justin Gillis, The New York Times, 7/1/10)
Oil
found in Gulf crabs raises new food chain fears (By Geoff Pender, The Biloxi Sun Herald,
7/1/10)
In
Reporting on Oil Spill, Limits Persist on Media Access in the Gulf (By
Bridget Desimone, PBS Newshour, 6/30/10)
Banned
Trailers Return for Latest Gulf Disaster (By Ian Urbina, The New York Times, 6/30/10)
Whistle
blower to testify on oil spill worst fear: BP deliberately sinks oil with
Corexit as cover up (By Maryann Tobin, The Baltimore Examiner, 6/30/10)
Biologists
find 'dead zones' around BP oil spill in Gulf: Methane at 100,000 times normal levels have
been creating oxygen-depleted areas devoid of life near BP's Deepwater Horizon
spill, according to two independent scientists (By Suzanne Goldenbery, The [UK] Guardian, 6/30/10)
Ancient
Fossils Show Arctic Now Near Climate Tipping Point (Environmental News
Service, 6/29/10)
Spill Is
Election Issue Far Beyond Gulf (By Damien Cave, The New York Times, 6/29/10)
Tesla
IPO soars on investor enthusiasm: The electric-car maker sees its shares jump above
the offer price on their 1st day of trading. (By Kim Peterson, MSN Money, 6/28/10
updated 6/29/10)
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