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Environment News Service WorldScan Index August 2002
WorldScan: August 28, 2002
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EUROPEAN UNION
Earth Summit Leadership Role Slips Away
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INTERNATIONAL
Researchers Explore Climate-Cholera Link
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BANGLADESH
Partnership Reduces CFC Production
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
Groups Demand Public Access to Grizzly Kills
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PERU
Conservation Team Wins Field Museum Award
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JAPAN
U.S. Seeks to Remove PCBs from Japanese Bases
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WorldScan: August 21, 2002
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LATVIA
Ships Test Oil Disaster Skills on Popcorn Spill
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GEORGIA
Liquid Missile Fuel Transformed into Fertilizer
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AUSTRALIA
Search for Vanishing Freshwater Sharks and Sawfish
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CUBA
Hawksbill Shell Trade Proposal Withdrawn
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PAKISTAN
Nuclear Technology Transforms Salty Soils
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CANADA
Gas Industry, Government Launch Anti-idling Campaign
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WorldScan: August 13, 2002
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INTERNATIONAL
SOS Planet Campaign for World Summit
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Thousands Flee Volcanic Eruption
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AFGHANISTAN
Locust Control Campaign Successful
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INDIA
Kashmina Brand Shawls Could Save Antelopes
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CUBA
Cuba Meets Opposition to Turtle Shell Trade
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CONGO
Poacher Turned Conservationist Freed from Jail
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AUSTRALIA
Mine Waste Generates Generate Cleaner Power
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WorldScan: August 06, 2002
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INTERNATIONAL
Finalists Chosen for Equator Initiative Prizes
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IRAQ
1.7 Million People to Get Water and Sanitation
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CHILE
Enviro Attorneys Press for Enforcement Review
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JAPAN
WWF Urges Restoration of Isahaya Bay
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ENGLAND
Mayor's Plan Safeguards London's Wild Sites
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CANADA
Smoke and Haze from Flaming Forests Travels Far
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