"Closing the Phosphorus Loop"
Some Canadian scientists are racing to recover phosphorus from wastewater, where it is a harmful pollutant, for use as a fertilizer, where it can help feed a growing population.
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail, 03/16/2010
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"Survey: 13 Million Pounds of Ohio River Fish Eaten Annually"
"People are eating an estimated 13 million pounds of fish per year from the Ohio River -- and that doesn’t count fish caught by commercial fishers."
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal, 03/16/2010
"OMB Role in Federal Rulemaking Under Scrutiny"
"The role of the White House Office of Management and Budget in federal rulemaking is expected to come under scrutiny [Tuesday] as a House panel investigates the regulatory process."
Source: Greenwire, 03/16/2010
Midwest Utilities Push Senate Climate Trio for More Allocations
"A group of 14 Midwestern electric utilities continued its push today for a different direction on global warming legislation, asking the Senate's lead climate negotiators to get a full economic study on their bill for businesses and consumers in coal-dependent states."
Source: Greenwire, 03/16/2010
Texas Seeks To Ease Water Quality Standards
"In a move that it says will save money and is a practical strategy for monitoring the state's waterways, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has proposed loosening its water quality standards."
Source: Austin American-Statesman, 03/16/2010
Opinion: "Translating Science"
"Do researchers have an obligation to help the general public understand the relevance of their work? One academic thinks so – despite sporting scars from his effort."
Source: Daily Climate, 03/16/2010
"Bees Are Busier Than Ever as Disease Besieges Colonies"
Three years after "colony collapse disorder," a still-mysterious syndrome that kills whole beehives, commercial beekeepers are struggling to provide pollination for the nation's crops.
Source: Wash Post, 03/16/2010
"EPA Report: Streams Near Mining Toxic"
"Water quality downstream from surface coal-mining operations in West Virginia and Kentucky greatly exceeds recommended toxicity limits, according to previously unreleased sampling data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency."
Source: Charleston Gazette, 03/16/2010
"Judge Dismisses New Source Review Allegations Against 5 Ill. Power Plants"
"A federal judge has sided with a Midwestern energy company, agreeing to dismiss allegations of Clean Air Act violations at five Illinois coal-fired power plants and partially dismiss claims of violations at a sixth plant."
Source: Greenwire, 03/16/2010
"Saving U.S. Water and Sewer Systems Would Be Costly"
The failure of aging water and sewer pipes damages streets and homes and causes pollution to seep into drinking water supplies in many cities across the country. The only solution may require higher water bills for consumers.
Source: NYTimes, 03/16/2010
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