"Offshore Drilling Foes to Stage Global Demonstrations"
A Seaside, Florida, restauranteur whose business and fishing have been harmed by the BP spill has organized a global protest against more offshoe drilling.
Source: Greenwire, 06/25/2010
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"Md.'s Veto of Advanced Meter Deployment Stuns Smart Grid Advocates"
"A utility proposal to install smart meters throughout Maryland has been rejected by the state's Public Service Commission, jeopardizing if not ending what had been one of the Obama administration's leading investment commitments to smart grid technologies and consumer energy conservation."
Source: ClimateWire, 06/25/2010
"EPA Forced to Review Pesticide Testing on Humans"
"Federal rules governing pesticide experiments using people as test subjects must be rewritten and issued for public comment under a new agreement reached between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and public health groups, farm worker advocates and environmental organizations."
Source: ENS, 06/25/2010
"BP Continues to Use Surface Dispersants in Gulf Despite EPA Directive"
"BP PLC has applied 272,000 gallons of dispersants to the surface of the Gulf of Mexico in the four weeks since U.S. EPA directed the company to stop using the chemicals, except "in rare cases" when other approaches to fighting the ongoing oil leak proved unworkable, according to government records."
Source: Greenwire, 06/25/2010
"Cleanup Worker Illness Stats Triple Since Prior Report"
After a change in counting methods, the number of Gulf spill response worker illnesses has more than tripled.
Source: ProPublica, 06/25/2010
"Climate Change Debate To Get Radical Overhaul"
"World leaders will give final approval on a plan to radically overhaul the global climate change debate at summit meetings in Toronto this weekend in the hope of breaking the deadlock in talks for an international emissions-reduction deal, the Toronto Star has learned."
Source: Toronto Star, 06/25/2010
"Spill-Related Measures Advance in Congress"
"A congressional stampede to pass oil spill legislation gathered momentum Thursday as a Senate committee voted to impose tougher penalties on water polluters, and lawmakers unveiled a comprehensive bill to strengthen environmental and safety rules on offshore drilling."
Source: LA Times, 06/25/2010
"Oil Soaks Miles of Pensacola Beach"
"More than two months after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, Pensacola awoke Wednesday to the largest onslaught of black crude on Florida's coast, as more than nine miles of white shoreline and beaches were soaked with syrupy oil."
Source: CNN, 06/24/2010
Amid Oil Crisis, ICE Agents Search for Undocumented Cleanup Workers
"Federal immigration officials have been visiting command centers on the Gulf Coast to check the immigration status of response workers hired by BP and its contractors to clean up the immense oil spill."
Source: Feet In Two Worlds, 06/24/2010
"African Nations Plan to Save Thousands of Endangered Chimpanzees"
"The nations of East and Central Africa and some of the world's largest conservation organizations have developed a 10-year conservation action plan to save thousands of endangered eastern chimpanzees."
Source: ENS, 06/24/2010
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