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Environment News Service News Index October 2004
- AmeriScan: October 29, 2004
- Citizens Petition New York Attorney General to Open 9-11 Inquiry
- Weather Pounds Shipwreck Against South Africa's Wild Coast
- UK Unveils Global Energy Strategy But Home Emissions Higher
- European Parliament Votes to Protect Whales From Sonar
- AmeriScan: October 28, 2004
- New European Executive Rejected by Parliament
- Russians Petition Hungary to Keep Nuclear Waste at Home
- Ontario First in North America With Law to Ban Pit Bulls
- Analysis: Capitalism Could Conserve the Planet or Consume It
- AmeriScan: October 27, 2004
- United Nations Stretches Helping Hands to Darfur
- European Commission OKs Transgenic Corn for Human Food
- Canada Embraces E-Waste Recycling
- Tool-Making Chimps Live in Rainforest Saved From Logging
- AmeriScan: October 26, 2004
- Leavitt Defends Bush Environmental Record
- U.S., Japan to Resume Beef Trade After Mad Cow Scare
- Loss of Europe's Deadwood Harms Forest Species
- Cyanide Leak at One Australian Gold Mine Could Block Another
- AmeriScan: October 25, 2004
- Earthquakes, Typhoons Raise Nuclear Fears
- Russian Duma Votes to Ratify Climate Protocol
- Bush Administration Backs Solar Development on Public Lands
- Earth Drags Space and Time Around Itself as It Turns
- AmeriScan: October 21, 2004
- WWF: Human Ecological Debt Now Too Great to Repay
- Flawed U.S. Food Recalls Leave Unsafe Food on Shelves
- Mobile Schools Set up for Marsh Arabs
- 30 Thai Tigers Die of Bird Flu, 30 More to Be Culled
- AmeriScan: October 20, 2004
- Chemical Cocktail Found in Blood of European Ministers
- $100 Million Fuels U.S. Progress Along Hydrogen Highway
- Big Production Incentive Energizes Canada's Wind Industry
- INSIGHTS: The Politics of Wilderness Protection
- AmeriScan: October 19, 2004
- World's Amphibians Face Bleak Future
- Sustainable Development Blocked by Ruinous Natural Disasters
- Space Focus Shifts to Environment, Development
- Japanese Charged With Whaling Inside Australian Sanctuary
- AmeriScan: October 18, 2004
- Water Monitors Pool Data for Global Water Quality Snapshot
- Vibration Worries Delay Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Review
- Indonesian Orangutans Focus of Thai Smuggling Case
- EU Comes to the Rescue of Zakynthos Loggerhead Turtles
- AmeriScan: October 15, 2004
- Global Endangered Species Trade Rules Set for Two Years
- Florida Aims to Accelerate Everglades Restoration
- Mobile Phone Use Linked to Brain Tumors
- Biodiversity for Food Security Theme of World Food Day
- AmeriScan: October 14, 2004
- U.S. Asks Donors to Fund Iraqi Water and Power Reconstruction
- Polluters Face Fewer Lawsuits Under Bush EPA
- EU Environment Ministers Limit Most Destructive Climate Gases
- Kyrgyzstan Blocks British Nuclear Shipments
- AmeriScan: October 13, 2004
- CITES Safeguards Freshwater Turtles, Reef Fish, Fragrant Wood
- New Wildlife Refuge to Conserve Minnesota Tallgrass Prairie
- Developing Countries Voluntarily Limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- INSIGHTS: Jay-Z and Other Artists Need To Step Up Against Dog Fighting
- AmeriScan: October 12, 2004
- Kerry Promotes Plan for Energy Independence
- Elephant Ivory Ban Upheld, Rhino Trade Allowed By CITES
- Jamaica Conserves Forests With Debt-for-Nature Pacts
- Mapping Human Impact on Air Quality
- AmeriScan: October 11, 2004
- Presidential Debaters Clash on Environment
- Elephant Conservation Move Rejected by CITES Delegates
- Women Assume Responsibility for the Environment
- British Birds Need Help to Survive Wind Turbines, Farms
- AmeriScan: October 8, 2004
- Environmental Activist Maathai of Kenya Wins Peace Prize
- Governments Safeguard Sturgeon, Tropical Hardwood
- Illegal Skin Trade Pushes Asia's Big Cats to the Brink
- Year of Rice Science Contest Winners Chosen
- AmeriScan: October 7, 2004
- Iraqi Environment Minister Seeks Suppport in Washington
- CITGO Petroleum Agrees to Emissions Cleanup in Five States
- Iowa's First Orangutans Arrive at Great Ape Trust
- India Pioneers Rainwater Harvesting
- AmeriScan: October 6, 2004
- Iraqi Ports Blocked, Polluted by Hundreds of Shipwrecks
- Annan Reports Progress in Action to Combat Landmines
- Bush Officials Halt Montana Gas Drilling Plan
- Pre-Election Battle Axes Clash Over Tasmania's Tall Trees
- AmeriScan: October 5, 2004
- Illicit Wildlife Trade Organized and Dangerous, CITES Told
- Greenpeacers Blockade Plutonium Transport Road in France
- Arctic Sea Ice Decline Accelerates
- Old Growth Logging in Biscuit Fire Area Denounced
- AmeriScan: October 4, 2004
- Explosive Eruption Forecast for Mount St. Helens
- Smog Cleanup Stalled in Many U.S. Cities
- Howard Government Offered Oil Firm Millions to Sue Greenpeace
- Rarest of All Endangered Whales Found in North Pacific
- AmeriScan: October 1, 2004
- Debaters: Nuclear Proliferation Single Most Serious Threat
- Russian Government Approves Kyoto Climate Protocol
- Greenpeacers Against Biotech Foods Chain Up to Bayer India
- Vancouver-Seattle Air Pollution Harming Health, Environment
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