"What's Flame Retardant Doing in Your Butter?"
"At the same time that you're buttering your morning toast, you also may be slathering it with the tiny amounts of the flame retardant PBDE."
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer, 12/07/2010
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"U.N. Talks To Delay CO2 Market Deal For Forests: EU"
"The European Union wants to delay a deal to use carbon markets to reward countries which protect their tropical forests, beyond U.N. climate talks in Cancun, said EU climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard."
Source: Reuters, 12/07/2010
"For Food-Safety Overhaul, Lobbyists Rushed To the Table"
"The overhaul of food safety laws recently passed by the Senate had the support of business interests, consumer groups and lawmakers from both parties, but the bipartisan legislation still generated plenty of work along the K Street corridor."
Source: Wash Post, 12/07/2010
"Oyster Businesses Still Plagued By Gulf Oil Spill"
Many workers in Louisiana's seafood industry have returned to work months after the BP Gulf oil spill -- but oystermen whose families have been in the business for generations are still unable to harvest oysters.
Source: NPR, 12/07/2010
"World Running Out Of New Places To Fish: Study"
"The world's fishing industry is fast running out of new ocean fishing grounds to exploit as it depletes existing areas through unsustainable harvesting practices, according to a study published Thursday."
Source: Reuters, 12/07/2010
"Tidal Energy Tests the Waters"
"A nascent technology, tidal power is destined to remain a niche player in the United States' energy portfolio. But the low-carbon energy source has one advantage over wind and solar: It's as dependable as the moon's phases. Investors and public utilities are taking notice."
Source: Daily Climate, 12/07/2010
Plan To Clean up Yellowknife Arsenic Stockpile Goes Before Regulators
"Regulators are finally considering a proposal to clean up Yellowknife's Giant Mine, long one of Canada's worst contaminated sites and Environment Canada's single largest remediation project."
Source: Canadian Press, 12/07/2010
"Smart Mama Jennifer Taggart Aims To Get the Lead Out of Toys"
Jennifer Taggart, a southern California lawyer/engineer who blogs as The Smart Mama, pointed her hand-held X-ray flourescence analyzer at some kids' Shrek glasses from McDonalds coveted by her 7-year old -- and within days sparked a recall of 12 million glasses because they contained cadmium.
Source: USA TODAY, 12/07/2010
"Mining Debate Flows Into the Wild Rice Stands"
"In the fight over proposed mining projects in northern Minnesota, a new player with a surprising amount of clout has emerged -- wild rice."
Source: Minneapolis Star Trib, 12/07/2010
"Mayan Village in Mexico Impacted by Climate Change"
"TABI, Mexico -- The first time Araceli Bastida Be heard the phrase 'climate change' was on TV two years ago. Then she began to understand why strange things had been happening in her village."
Source: AP, 12/07/2010
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