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Environment News Service News Index June 2006
Environment News Service News Index June 2006
- AmeriScan: June 30, 2006
- U.S. House Votes to Lift Offshore Oil Drilling Ban
- South Pole Ozone Recovery 20 Years Later Than Expected
- Sunny Spain to Host Europe's First Large Solar Thermal Plant
- Oil-Rich Alberta Embraces Solar Power
- AmeriScan: June 29, 2006
- Afghanistan, United States Partner for Biodiversity Conservation
- Giant Cracks Appear in New Brazilian Dam
- Wild Montenegro Woos Wealthy Tourists
- Deadly Northeast Rainstorms Force Emergency Evacuations
- U.S. Emits Nearly Half World's Automotive Carbon Dioxide
- Kansas City's Dream - 10,000 Rain Gardens
- AmeriScan: June 26, 2006
- U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Global Warming Case
- Madagascar Declaration: Value of Nature Key to African Development
- Antarctic Treaty Nations Back Climate Science for 2007 Polar Year
- Global Warming Kicked 2005 Hurricanes Up A Notch
- AmeriScan: June 23, 2006
- Cameroon, France Sign Central Africa's First Debt-for-Nature Swap
- High-Risk U.S. Coastal Areas Not Prepared for Tsunami
- Kurdish Poultry Industry Picks Up Slowly After Bird Flu Scare
- Baltic Sea Commission Takes 11 Hot Spots Off Polluted List
- Expert Panel Concludes Earth's Temperature Warmest in 400 Years
- AmeriScan: June 21, 2006
- U.S., European Leaders Initiate Dialogue to Avert Climate Change
- INSIGHT: Canada Maps Out New Position on Kyoto Protocol
- Indonesia Holds Urgent Avian Influenza Expert Consultation
- Virunga Elephants Recovering Thanks to Heroic Park Guards
- AmeriScan: June 20, 2006
- Greenpeace Whaling Protest Disrupted in St. Kitts, Ten Arrested
- World Urban Forum III Seeks New Solutions to City Problems
- Latest U.S. Park Management Policies Greeted With Approval
- Three Year Report Shows UK Species, Habitats in Recovery
- U.S. Supreme Court Decision Fails to Clarify Clean Water Act
- Sixteen States Sue U.S. EPA Over Mercury Cap-and Trade Rule
- Japan Loses Bid to Resume Commercial Whaling
- AmeriScan: June 16, 2006
- Environmental Exposures Linked to One-Third of Childhood Disease
- Sea Shepherd Ship Escapes from South Africa
- Canadian Smelter Town Residents Not Warned of Health Risks
- Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Proclaimed a National Monument
- New Man at UNEP: Steiner Tackles World's Top Environment Job
- AmeriScan: June 14, 2006
- First Named Storm of 2006 Could Have Been Worse
- G8 May Neglect Climate in Pursuit of Energy Supply
- Greenpeace Ship Denied Entry to St. Kitts Ahead of Whale Meeting
- Blair Government Vows to Go Carbon Neutral by 2012
- AmeriScan: June 12, 2006
- G8 Finance Ministers Focus on Energy Crunch
- Israel and Germany to Sign Climate Change Agreement
- Whale Survival at Stake in War Over Commercial Whaling
- Dutch Timber Dealer Convicted of Breaking Liberian Arms Embargo
- AmeriScan: June 8, 2006
- Fiji Leaders Honored with Global Ocean Conservation Award
- Europe Poised to Turn Quality Wine into Automotive Fuel
- British Business Leaders Urge Deep Climate Emissions Cuts
- Electronic Broom Helps Responders Sweep Contaminated Sites
- Prime Minister Howard Hustles Australia Down Nuclear Path
- Global Nuclear Expansion Based on Plentiful Uranium Supply
- U.S. Government Sued for Allowing Imports of Peruvian Mahogany
- $50 Million Cleanup of Ashtabula River Sediment Begins
- China Vows to Synchronize Environmental Protection with Development
- Warming Global Deserts Under Pressure of Tourism, Prisons
- AmeriScan: June 2, 2006
- Physical, Mental Health of 9/11 Survivors to Be Surveyed Again
- Chemical in Plastics Linked to Prostate Cancer
- Afghanistan: Schoolchildren Used to Eradicate Opium Poppies
- Poachers Empty Nepalese National Park of Tigers, Rhinos
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