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July 2nd
- EPA ready to settle Bay Area pesticide suit: How dozens of dangerous pesticides affect threatened and endangered species: malathion, sodium nitrate, methyl bromide, Permethrin, Chlorpyrifos, etc. The act requires federal agencies to ensure that their decisions don't hurt imperiled species
July 1st
- Anticipating ocean acidification? s economic consequences for commercial fisheries: Ocean acidification, a consequence of rising anthropogenic CO2 emissions hinders growth of calcium carbonate shells and skeletons by many marine plants and animals.
June 30th
- Mountaintop Removal Must End | GOOD: 2.8-billion-ga llon pool of toxic coal sludge
- Loss of seagrasses 'accelerating': Nutrients in sewage and run-off from agriculture and industry are the major cause of seagrass death. "The loss of seagrass there can be tied directly to nutrient input in the form of nitrogen." ;
June 29th
- Nitrogen Free: Barnegat Bay is like a garden getting too much fertilizer and no weeding. Excess nitrogen from human sources disrupts the ecosystem causing healthy species to decline while pollution-tole rant species thrive. Our Mission is to educate you as to the causes and nature of excess nitrogen in Barnegat Bay and how together we can solve the problem.
June 28th
- Desalination | Sydney and water: The estimated $55 million annual cost of running the plant at full capacity had blown out more than 30 per cent to $73 million
June 25th
June 22nd
- Court OKs dumping gold mine waste in lake - washingtonpost .com: A mining company was given the go-ahead by the Supreme Court on Monday to dump waste from an Alaskan gold mine into a nearby 23-acre lake, although the material will kill all of the lake's fish. Dumping 200,000 gallons a day of mining waste water - containing aluminum, copper, lead, mercury and other metals
- USGS Release: Nutrient Delivery to the Gulf of Mexico Among Highest Measured (6/16/2009 1:33:31 PM): Hypoxia, along with overfishing, habitat loss and toxic contamination
June 21st
- Fertilizer Divide: Too Much, Not Enough - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com: Synthetic fertilizers runoff from farms has contaminated surface and groundwater and helped create massive ?dead zones? in coastal areas like the Gulf of Mexico
June 18th
- Fish safety worries in Helena River, Perth: trichlorethene ? trichloroethyl ene The toxic pollutant is leaching from the Bellevue Waste Control site, which was destroyed by fire eight years ago.
June 17th
- Madfish?: scientist warns that farmed fish could be a source of mad cow disease: Farmed fish could be at risk of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease. Call on food regulators to ban feeding cow bone or meat to farmed fish
- Inhabitat » Holey Concrete: Pervious Paving Reduces Stormwater Run-off
June 15th
- Chemicals may be behind two-headed fish: "..use of the chemical pesticide endosulfan and the fungicide carbendazim on macadamia plantations..s evere deformities in the fish larvae." Noosa River
- An Unsightly Algae Extends Its Grip to a Crucial New York Stream - NYTimes.com: Didymosphenia geminata, rock snort, The Esopus Creek, NY
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