 | |||||||
| |||||||
| Contact us with comments on the Newsletter: Technical Editorial | |||||||
| Wednesday, October 12, 2005 | |||||||
Deal Protects Part of World's Oldest Reef A 71-acre section of 450 million-year-old rock that is believed to be part of the world's oldest coral reef will be preserved and opened to the public, officials announced Tuesday. U.S. High Court To Decide Wetlands-Regulation Cases The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it would would decide the reach of the federal government's power to regulate wetlands, an issue pitting environmentalists against property-rights advocates. Indigenous Groups Demand Chavez Stop Coal Mining in Western Venezuela Dozens of Indians from western Venezuela protested in the capital Tuesday demanding a halt to mining in their region and calling government efforts to formalize their ownership of ancestral lands a "fraud." San Diego May Soon See California Condors California condors are expected to return soon to the skies over San Diego County, nearly a century after they disappeared. Scientists say condors released in Mexico three years ago have made exploratory flights within 15 miles of the United States, and they believe the birds will cross the border in the next few months. Brazilian Governor Declares Amazon River a Disaster Area Authorities declared part of the Amazon River a disaster area after a drought left the levels of parts of the river too low for navigation, officials said Tuesday. Environmental Decay May Prompt Refugee Surge, Study Says A deteriorating environment could drive about 50 million people from their homes by 2010 and the world needs to define a new category of "environmental" refugee, a U.N. study said on Tuesday. Six-Nation Climate Change Meeting Likely Delayed A six-nation meeting to combat global warming is unlikely to be held in November as planned and Australia is aiming to host the talks at the end of this year or early 2006, Industry Minister Ian Macfarlane said on Tuesday. China Bear Bile Farmer Eaten by Own Animals A Chinese man who raised bears to tap them for their bile, prized as a traditional medicine in Asia, has been killed and eaten by his animals, Xinhua news agency said on Tuesday. EarthNews Radio: Sounds on Mars Chicken Growers Hope Measures Will Prevent Flu Breakout Impact of Higher Energy Prices on Overall Economy Minimal, says S&P Report Green Mountain Energy Company Introduces New Renewable Energy Product in Pennsylvania MBDC Announces "Cradle to Cradle" Environmental Certification for Six Industry Products ExxonMobil to Spend $590 Million in Clean Air Settlement Wheelchair-Accessible Campground Opens Up Adirondack Experience
Meeting The Sustainability Challenge Johns Hopkins University's M.S. in Environmental Sciences and Policy Announces In-Person and Online Open Houses: Courses Offered in Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Online Bigelow Laboratory Awarded Major Education Grant from the National Science Foundation Schwarzenegger Signs AB 405: Bill Protects Kids from Exposure to Experimental Pesticides UN Sea Turtle Recommendation Under Fire; Environmentalists Say it Won't Prevent Extinction in the Pacific Read all Non-Profit News
Coffee Pacifica's Vice Chairman Comments in the PNG Newspaper The National Coffee Pacifica's ''PRIDE OF PNG 2005'' Cupping Competition Results Ideal Bite, Inc. Strikes Gold by Mining Green; Eco-friendly Web Company’s Subscriber Growth Skyrockets Alongside Green Consumer Movement SYSCO Food Services 3-Year "FAST CHARGE” Results In; Independent Tests Exceed Warranty Expectations Study Confirms Consumer Buying Power Influenced by Environmental and Social Considerations Read all Company News |
     | ||||||
| ENN is a Registered Trademark of the Environmental News Network, Inc. You are receiving this e-mail as part of the ENN/OnlineGardener/MyGardenGuide Daily Newsletter Mailing because you opted in to receive e-mail from us through www.mygardenguide.com or www.onlinegardener.com or www.enn.com. ENN adheres to a strict no-spam policy in accordance with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Your e-mail address is never used for any reason other than for you to receive our Newsletters. We apologize if you received this e-mail in error. | |||||||
A personal quest to promote the use of wind energy and hydrogen technology in the Great Lakes area of the United States. The Great Lakes area is in a unique position to become an energy exporting region through these and other renewable energy technologies. *Update 2014: Just do it everywhere - Dan*
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment