5-31
 
|
The
population bomb keeps on ticking; Too many people may kill us all, say the
Ehrlichs
|
5-31
  
|
Feds
set to probe mystery of missing mercury - EPA
seeks chemical plants' missing mercury
|
5-31
|
Critics
Say Clean-Air Plan May Be a Setback for Parks
|
5-31
|
Catching
the green wave: Investment in environmental technology gaining momentum
|
5-31
|
Solar
energy brings delight but also frustrations for rural Morocco
|
5-31
|
A
movie on climate change is a warning
|
5-30
|
Arch
Coal strikes at researcher; Virginia scientist helped write tough W.Va. strip
mining rules
|
5-30
|
Substance Abuse High Among Coal Miners
|
5-30
|
Be
Afraid. Be Very Afraid. - Global
warming: The world is skating on thin ice
|
5-30
|
Kerry
favors better fuel efficiency; Bush prefers more domestic oil drilling - Maybe it's time to panic about gas; Not that $2 a gallon is pricey, but production peak is nearly here
|
5-30
|
Firm
looking to get people to talk sustainable energy - Renewables poised for `takeoff'
- African
irony: Plenty of sunshine, but little solar power
|
5-30
|
Mercury
found in cicadas
|
5-30
|
China
becoming an increasingly important player in global coal market
|
5-30
|
Poll
boost for eco-firms
|
5-29
|
Doom
watch: The Earth is under attack ... and it may respond
|
5-29
|
A
Different Era for the Alternative Energy Business - Sky-high
prices spark renewable energy
|
5-29
|
Hispaniola's
forest tragedy (Deforestation makes
flooding worse. Period. Mountaintop removal operations create huge swaths of
deforested land here in West Virginia.)
|
5-29
|
Residents
of Green Valley, Finney Hollow lay blame for flooding on loggers
|
5-29
 
|
Opponents
Predict Defeat for Central American Trade Deal
|
5-29
|
Hollywood,
Russia spur climate cost feuding - Could
warming cool Europe, maybe start an ice age - The
science, and fiction, of 'Day After Tomorrow' - Poll:
2/3 of Americans call global warming a big problem - Group
Uses Film to Oppose Global Warming - Global
warming a formidable challenge to health
|
5-29
|
Light
Reflected From Earth May Be Tied to Global Warming - Shades
of global warming on moon
|
5-29
|
HOBY
teaches value of leadership, service
|
5-29
|
Mammoth
threat: Pollution endangering park, cave critters
|
5-29
|
DRUG
AND ALCOHOL USE IN COAL MINES TO BE DISCUSSED AT 2 MEETINGS
|
5-29
|
School
Land Sale Restricted
|
5-29
|
Canada
cuts coal mine plan
|
5-29
|
Greenpeace
Germany Protests Brown Coal Power Stations
|
5-28
|
The
movie aside, threat of global warming is real
|
5-28
|
Taxes
on coal exports upheld by judge
|
5-28
|
UMW
sues over Bush mine ventilation rule
|
5-28
|
Free
speech: Basic right upheld
|
5-28
|
Horizon
restructuring involves new leadership
|
5-28
|
Buckeye
Rural to open Linnville office by fall
|
5-28
|
Oil
Money and Smart Energy Policy Don't Mix
|
5-28
|
Putin
promise to ratify Kyoto
|
5-28
|
EU
must become 100% renewable-energy economy - Renewables
can meet 50 per cent of energy needs by 2040, claims report - New
energy diet needed, say researchers - Energy
bind, but no cardigan-sweater ethic
|
5-28
|
Emphasizing
efficiency is key to easing our energy woes
|
5-28
|
High
U.S. fuel costs put focus on renewable energy - Army
Shows Off Alternative Energy Vehicles - Renewable
Energy Targets Derailed in Europe
|
5-28
|
Pa.
State House won't stop sludge plan - New
Bill Allows Dredge Dumping In Strip Mines; Lobbyists: Public Vote Would Destroy
Pa. Economy
|
5-28
|
Minnesota
family fishing tradition threatened by mercury pollution
|
5-27
|
Can sci-fi scenario foster serious debate?;
Environmental, industry groups differ on impact
|
5-27
|
Massey found liable for dozens of dry wells Firm negligent for not protecting water source, jury found
- Jury
finds Massey at fault in Mingo well damage
|
5-27
|
Wear
red on Friday
|
5-27
|
A
modest proposal to save the planet
|
5-27
|
Newsweek: Could a tidal wave really swamp New York? One expert says that some of the scary climate changes envisioned in The Day After Tomorrow, aren't as far-fetched as they may seem
|
5-27
|
Climate
change impact on human health acknowledged by the Australian Medical Association
|
5-27
|
'Global
warming is as big a threat to the world as terrorism'
|
5-27
|
Mine
board members asked to recuse themselves
|
5-27
|
Timber
official to discuss flooding
|
5-27
|
Mass.
sets new limits on mercury emissions; State power plants face firm deadline
|
5-27
|
Coal
Mining To Resume In Fallowfield Township
|
5-27
|
Wind
Energy Choice Brought to Pennsylvania Customers by PECO
|
5-27
|
Tribes
request hearing on coal mine expansion
|
5-27
|
UK
Government wants to double energy efficiency commitment
|
5-27
|
Germany
Gears Up for Renewables Conference
|
5-26
|
New
Report Finds Unprecedented Special Interest Access Under Bush
|
5-26
|
GenPower
moves on W.Va. coal plant despite appeal
|
5-26
|
Building
the Countermovement
|
5-26
|
Renewable
energy savings predicted
|
5-26
|
Kerry Pushes Plan for Energy Independence
|
5-26
|
From
Uranium and Coal to Wind - A Renewable Future for the Seventh Generation
|
5-26
|
Scientists
will referee dispute over new power plant pollution rules
|
5-26
|
Power
plant in Kentucky would burn waste coal
|
5-26
|
RAG
to sell U.S. coal ops for $1 billion
|
5-26
|
Scotland
windfarms to get swift green light - India
for national hydrogen energy road map
|
5-26
|
Man,
Nature Mix Things Up in 'Day After Tomorrow'
|
5-26
|
Better
Motors Could Save 100 Million Tons of CO2, Study Finds
|
5-26
|
Missed
conservation opportunities prove costly
|
5-25
|
Environmental
Battle Rages Over Power Plants
|
5-25
|
Low-carb
Energy Diet, Using 33 Percent Less Hydrocarbons, Would Trim U.S. Consumer Fuel
Costs By $438 Billion, Cornell Ecologists Claim
|
5-25
|
Roberts
to run for third term as UMW president
|
5-25
|
Environmentalist
says nuclear energy the answer to global warming - Scientist's
plea to use nuclear energy starts new climate change debate by green groups
|
5-25
|
CBM
water may be leaking into Wyoming groundwater
|
5-25
|
Fast Arctic thaw is a sign of global warming, says report
- Largest
Companies Taking Climate Change Into Account - Global
warming: The big fight rages on - Effects
of global warming - Global
warming brings bad tidings - Global
Warming Could Lead to Fast Freeze, Warns UU Scientist
|
5-25
|
Economist:
While deficit is big problem, global warming bigger
|
5-25
|
Disaster
Movie Sparks US Political Debate Over Global Warming - Scientists
Welcome Boost of Interest in Global Warming
|
5-25
|
Conference opens in Beijing to explore hydrogen energy alternatives
|
5-25
|
Blackstone
Group Buying Coal Assets
|
5-25
|
Mushroom
Growers and Researchers Use Coal and Quarry Waste to Save Rare Peat Bogs (Mmmmm...mercury
and aresnic as a base for growing mushrooms)
|
5-25
|
Deputy
Energy Secretary Kyle McSlarrow to Address Ohio Coal Association
|
5-24
|
BAD AIR
DAYS: CLEARING EAST TN'S AIR WILL REQUIRE BOLD LEADERSHIP
|
5-24
|
Banks, coal companies report strong first quarter
|
5-24
|
Trade Groups Sign
on to Flood Lawsuit; Plaintiffs allege 'disturbed' land made flooding worse,
damaged property
|
5-24
|
When
Advocates Become Regulators: President Bush has
installed more than 100 top officials who were once lobbyists, attorneys or
spokespeople for the industries they oversee
|
5-24
|
The Great
Privatization Grab
|
5-24
|
Appalachian
Regional Commission failure?
|
5-24
|
Coal
Stokes Wall Street Furnaces
|
5-24
|
S&P
issues report on UK wind power sector
|
5-24
|
Lovelock: only nuclear energy can save the planet
|
5-23
|
Demand
Grows to Require Paper Trails for Electronic Votes
|
5-23
|
EPA mercury proposal moves nation in the wrong direction
|
5-23
|
40
years later, War on Poverty still being waged in McDowell - Progress
bypasses parts of Kentucky - Soldiers
in Poverty War say fight not over - Forty
years on, some places still recovering from War on Poverty
|
5-23
|
Cabinet
pushes KY mining official out (scroll down)
|
5-23
|
Foreign
or domestic coal? It all depends on cost
|
5-23
|
California
solar energy bill targets new homes
|
5-22
|
Regional
forum focuses on carbon management;' Wise discusses potential impact of
climate change
|
5-22
|
Kerry
ahead in 'battleground states,' such as W.Va.
|
5-22
|
Spiritual,
Scientific Leaders Unite in Global Warming Action Plea
|
5-22
|
Global
Climate More Sensitive Now Than Ever Before - Putin off the fence, backs warming treaty
- Putin
throws the planet a Kyoto lifeline
|
5-22
|
States
pick up EPA dropped case, sue coal plants
|
5-22
|
Air
Pollution Suit Seeks Clarity for Montana, Wyoming Parks
|
5-22
|
Tuna
Meltdown
|
5-22
|
Soaring
gasoline prices revives interest in other sources of energy
|
5-22
|
Knox
County coal miner killed when crushed by machine
|
5-21
|
Patriot
Act debated at Kanawha Bar meeting
|
5-21
|
Massey mining emptied water wells, jury told; Company lawyer warns Mingo tribunal to ignore sensationalism
|
5-21
|
Level the
Energy Playing Field
|
5-21
|
States
to Sue W.Va. Over Coal Plants - States
Suing Allegheny Over Clean Air
|
5-21
|
Company
ordered to restore stream
|
5-21
|
China's
energy supply 'dwindling' - Booming
China devouring raw materials -
Canada expects hydrogen energy cooperation with China
|
5-21
|
Climate
change 'disaster for rivers' - Climate
Change Boom or Bust for Biodiversity? - Climate
change heralds thirsty times ahead
|
5-20
|
Bush
Invokes 'War on Terror' in Energy Debate (meanwhile,
Bush does all he can to let coal companies unleash more explosive power on our
coal-bearing mountains...)
|
5-20
|
Union
group blocked from power plant permit appeal
|
5-20
|
Berger
could replace Haden
|
5-20
|
Judge
Dismisses Greenpeace Charges - Greenpeace
Cleared in U.S. Ship-Boarding Case
|
5-20
|
Ky.
Power to cede control of its lines
|
5-20
|
EPA,
critics at odds over hazy view at national parks
|
5-20
|
Thaw of
icy gas may worsen global warming, says report - Satellite
data confirms global warming - What
is Global Warming? - Climate
change will have catastrophic effect on key rivers: study
|
5-19
|
NEWSFLASH: Greenpeace
Joy as Judge Throws Out Case - Judge
Throws Out Charges Vs. Greenpeace
|
5-19
|
Protestors Call for End to Mountaintop Mining
|
5-19
|
Court
turns back challenge to Pittston retiree payments
|
5-19
|
Clean
coal technology incentives included in bill (From
mountaintop removal mining, to transportation, to burning, to disposal of the
ash, there is no such thing as "clean" coal.)
|
5-19
|
Massey shareholders fail to stop executive bonuses
- Massey
stockholders reject executive bonus proposal - Massey
shareholders fail to block bonuses for execs - Massey
stockholders reject executive bonus proposal
|
5-19
|
COAL
PLANTS GETTING FREE PASS ON MERCURY POLLUTION
|
5-19
|
U.S.
Park Views Still in Haze; EPA Criticized for Not Doing Enough to Clear the Air
|
5-19
|
USDA:
Cattle Brains May Be Turned Into Biofuels
|
5-19
|
Bank
of America Maps New Climate Change, Forest Policies
|
5-18
|
Severance
package limits fail; Shareholders were trying to limit Massey payouts
- Roberts Speaks At Massey Meeting
|
5-18
|
Mining
equipment resumes operation
|
5-18
|
Water
lawsuits against Massey going to trial
|
5-18
|
One-stop
shopping: Coal group chief calls for greater cooperation among permitting
agencies (Ecocidal greed wants no
limitations)
|
5-18
|
AEP
contractor fined after death of worker at John Amos
|
5-18
|
Arctic
temperatures warming rapidly-polar explorer - Artic
ice said to be breaking up - Russia
holds veto on Kyoto treaty - Corporates
warm to climate change - The Discovery of Rapid Climate Change
|
5-18
|
Stoking energy debate
|
5-17
|
UMW planning rally at annual Massey meeting
|
5-17
|
Clean
coal council has yet to meet, lawmakers learn (Maybe
that's because there is no such thing as "clean" coal.)
Coal is back, cleaning up its act
|
5-17
|
Fundraiser
Denies Link Between Money, Access
; EPA
Rule on Hazardous Waste Favored Ohio Businessman Who Is a Big GOP Donor
|
5-17
|
Threats
|
5-16
|
Granny
D: Soil of Good Democracy
|
5-16
|
Pioneers
Fill War Chest, Then Capitalize (Massey
Energy director Buck Harless is a Bush Pioneer)
|
5-16
|
Caught
in the coal crunch; Prices are rising, but production and employment are going
down
|
5-16
|
U.S.
is caught in energy time loop
|
5-16
|
Rendell
sees new uses for coal under clean energy initiatives
|
5-16
|
Wind
energy maybe a key to solve China's energy issue
|
5-16
|
Global
warming giving Northwest's weather that California feel
|
5-15
|
Input
sought on aluminum limits; Environmental panel seeking comments on water issue
|
5-15
|
State
agency releases new valley fill inspection policy; Changes made after seven
months of negotiations
|
5-15
|
DEP
issues permit for controversial Mettiki mine
- Environmental
agency approves Mettiki permit; Company agrees to control acidic mine drainage
|
5-15
|
Barbara
Freese: The push for coal depends upon denial
|
5-15
|
Ashcroft
Fishes Out 1872 Law in a Bid to Scuttle Protester Rights
|
5-15
|
'Carbon-neutral'
is new lifestyle option
|
5-15
|
Bush
doesn't warm to new disaster movie - Fighting
global warming, the First Nations way
|
5-15
|
EU
warns WTO action imminent unless China lifts coke restrictions
|
5-14
|
Fun
for Saturday: ARTISTS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
- Environmental
group plans fund-raiser
|
5-14
|
Clearer
rules needed on coal ash dumping
|
5-14
|
Navajo
water rights at risk?
|
5-14
|
US
Takes Greenpeace to Court in Unusual Trial
|
5-14
|
Arch
Coal upgraded to "buy" (The same
people have downgraded our mountains, streams and culture to
"disposable.")
|
5-14
|
Efficiency
can help meet EPA smog rules while saving companies money, says report
|
5-14
|
Straw
urges U.S. to join global warming fight - Global
warming: is it already too late? - Film
on climate change is not exactly factual - A
quarter of China's population at risk as glaciers start melting
- Never
Mind the Weather Overkill: Scientists Praise Hollywood's Global Warning
|
5-14
|
Wind
energy picks up steam
|
5-14
|
$400M
earmarked for tar ponds
|
5-13
|
Diesel
rule will have minimal impact; Mining official says off-road regulations will
not hurt industry
|
5-13
|
Kurt
Vonnegut: Cold Turkey
|
5-13
|
Board
cuts Massey flood fine to minimum allowed by law
- State
reduces Massey fine in 2002 Logan flood case
|
5-13
|
Protect
coalfield roads
|
5-13
|
Ohio
residents sue AEP; Group wants to stop acid emissions from Gavin plant
|
5-13
|
Next
generation of miners will need specialized skills
|
5-13
|
Get
energy from coal without digging (or blasting) it out?
|
5-13
|
West
Penn Power commits $1.3 million through sustainable energy fund - Waste
Heat recovery makes green energy greener - Europe
could ride the wave of Ocean Energy
|
5-13
|
Inuit
'Poisoned from Afar' Due to Climate Change - Global
Warming Ignites Tempers, Even in a Movie
|
5-13
|
Protests
in Plain States may stop coal-fired plants
|
5-12
|
Environmentalist:
To get a better environment, ask for it
|
5-12
|
Criminal
probe ongoing in Massey dam failure
|
5-12
|
Environmental group seeks quick ruling in mining case (Not
posted to on-line version of Charleston Gazette, therefore no link)
|
5-12
|
New
measures dont bring numbers up
|
5-12
|
Dysart
Woods advocates fear mining will destroy one of Ohio's old-growth forests
|
5-12
|
Sierra
Club sues to block power line; Planned path would cut into 291 acres of national
forest
|
5-12
|
Senate
Passes Energy Tax Package
|
5-12
|
Coal
mines leave legacy
|
5-12
|
McGuinty
to fight Bush plans for coal stations
|
5-12
|
Climate
Change Gets a Hollywood Makeover - Earth
gets wetter to fight global warming
|
5-12
|
Potholes
on the hydrogen highway
|
5-11
|
Dan
Moore is on Massey board
|
5-11
|
Efforts
to reach youngest voters may be working
|
5-11
|
New DEP
policy at odds with current handbook; Coordinator tells workers to stop
recommendations
|
5-11
|
Coal
industry sees better times ahead (Hold onto
to your mountains, defend your streams, shore up your homes, and let out your
screams!)
|
5-11
|
Green
gurus row over wind farms
|
5-11
|
Let's
look at total impact of mining
|
5-11
|
Effects
of climate warming are here and now - US
Says Misunderstood on Climate Change Policy - Australia
targets climate change - Global
Warming Linked to Wildlife Population Shifts - Indian
Ocean Could Lose Coral Islands in 50 Years - China
and global warming
|
5-11
|
UK
'lagging on biomass potential'
|
5-11
|
B.C.
coal-related projects raise questions in neighbouring Montana
|
5-11
|
Africa
urged to increase renewable energy use
|
5-10
|
DEP
stops staff permit recommendations
|
5-10
|
Primary
race for governor tops spending record
|
5-10
|
Governors race hasnt been very exciting
(OVEC gave "60 Minutes" the People's
Election Reform Coalition data mentioned here! Dan Moore is a Massey Energy
board member.)
|
5-10
|
American
Energy Policy (Change is up to us!)
|
5-10
|
West withers, wonders
about warming; Is mankind contributing to drought and beetles?
|
5-10
|
World's
hydrogen fuel stations up by 33 pct to 87 - Ontario's
call for renewable energy production expected to be first of many
|
5-10
|
Mountains
and their folk
|
5-10
|
Dirtiest
Power Plant Owners Flood Bush with Cash
|
5-10
|
BUSH
SAYS RULES UNFAIR TO ILLINOIS COAL (Coal
industry's health more important than human health?)
|
5-10
|
Massey
CEO spin: Coal can end our growing dependence on foreign energy (While
increasing mountaintop massacre/stream burial; surface and groundwater
contamination and ruination; global warming; health problems related to heavy
metal poisoning and particulate matter; acid rain; and while delaying the
alternative energy revolution.)
|
5-10
|
Ive
tried to live a clean life
|
5-9
|
AP
survey: W.Va. voters dont know, dont care
|
5-9
|
Kilowatts
and killed bats; Researchers alarmed at large number of dead bats at Tucker wind
turbine site
|
5-9
|
In Britain: MILLIONS
ARE SUNK INTO SEARCH TO FIND KING COAL'S SUCCESSOR
|
5-9
|
Solar
energy left in the shadows - Inventors
in drive to save energy
|
5-8
|
Court
blocks forced sale of Lincoln familys land (The
Millers are members of OVEC.)
|
5-8
|
Mercury
limits criticized
|
5-8
|
Manchin
plan could hurt state parks
|
5-8
|
King
Coal Hwy. ground cut
|
5-8
|
New
Evidence Of Global Warming Stumps Sceptics - Global
warming increases asthma - States
move ahead of feds to counter global warming - These
homes are built for climate change - Thaw
could spell doom for wildlife boom - The
Weather Channel Announces Position on Global Warming
|
5-8
|
Coal
stocks at US power plants spark blackout fear (Alternative
energy anyone?)
|
5-8
|
An
ill wind?
|
5-8
|
Emera's
tough task: weaning Nova Scotia off coal
|
5-7
|
Mothers
Press Bush for Stronger Mercury Controls
|
5-7
|
Environmentalists left out of water rule review
|
5-7
|
Utilities
Have Helped Bush, GOP; Industry has donated $6.6 million since 1999; It also got
relief from costly pollution laws - Bush
easy on utilities, group says
|
5-7
|
Scientists
claim final proof of global warming - New
Group Battling to Beat Climate Change
|
5-7
|
Food
Crunch in 2005 Now Likely - Environmental
Neglect Shrinking Harvests in Key Countries
|
5-7
|
European
Air Pollution Laws Shown Not to Harm Competitiveness
|
5-7
|
Energy
on the crest of a wave
|
5-7
|
Justices
unseal DuPont C8 documents
|
5-6
|
Study
Finds Top Air Polluters Closely Tied to Bush Administration
|
5-6
|
Coal
vendors get ready for Las Vegas exposition
|
5-6
|
Coal
industry offers to help explain new manganese rule
|
5-6
|
Utilities
pour out pollution, campaign cash; Environmental groups report more foul gases
emitted than last year, millions given to Bush
|
5-6
|
Satellite
data confirms climate change - The
dry, dry West could get even worse
|
5-6
|
Grain
harvest predicted to fall short of world demand
|
5-6
|
'Spotlight
on Tourism in Southern West Virginia' (So
will there be a spotlight on mountaintop removal coal mining? Eco-disaster
tours?)
|
5-6
|
Navajos
win key victory in coal royalty fight
|
5-6
|
As
windmills spread, some Germans balk at 'asparagus fields'
|
5-6
|
$1.8M
pollution settlement to fund solar projects
|
5-6
|
NIOSH
Unveils New Dust Monitor to American Society of Safety Engineers
|
5-6
|
Alaska
House OKs coal bed gas reforms; with public outcry over process, Legislature
looks at changes
|
5-5
|
Ground Score: Mountaintop
Removal
|
5-5
|
Massey
Controversy (Go Coal River Mountain
Watch!)
|
5-5
|
Arrogance: Moore's endless demands
|
5-5
|
Lehigh Coal seeks permit change; Schuylkill company needs DEP OK to use controversial mine fill.
|
5-5
|
Once-king
coal returns to the Midwest
|
5-5
|
Debate over causes aside, warm climate's effects are striking in the West
- Scientists warm up to climate film; Researchers hope new movie will turn global warning into the new hot topic.
|
5-5
|
Three More Companies Address Climate Risk, So Shareowners Withdraw Resolutions
- Climate: Global warming's dollar effects
|
5-5
|
E-Voting Oversight Overwhelms U.S. Agency
|
5-4
|
UMW
criticizes Bush on mercury rules
|
5-4
|
Commerce
secretary visits state (More coal = more
campaign contributions to BushCo; more mountaintop removal; more mercury; more
global warming; more suppression of cleaner, alternative energy; more denial of
ecological reality.)
|
5-4
|
US
high court won't rule on TVA utility emissions
|
5-4
|
Development
May Threaten National Park - U.S.
commission asks international review before Cdn coal mining begins
|
5-4
|
Louisville
wants to sue Cinergy
|
5-4
|
Climate
Changes; Forests Struggle - Global
warming threatens isle species
|
5-4
|
Fairchild
Air Force base buys all renewable energy
|
5-3
|
Wendell
Berry: People can't survive if land is dead
|
5-3
|
Mountain
Party picks filmmaker - Manchin
is willing to embrace any cause to snag a vote
|
5-3
|
Switch
to hydrogen presents challenges; Coal-mining states could reap benefits (We
go do the wrong road if we use fossil-fuel-derived energy to split hydrogen away
from oxygen)
|
5-3
|
The
Warming West: UCSC researchers forecast global warming effects - Australia
told to expect refugees from global warming
|
5-3
|
Argentina
launches plan to cut energy consumption
|
5-2
|
Hard
to get: Increased prices, demand are good for the industry, but West Virginia's
easily accessible coal is gone
|
5-2
|
Coal
mining job growth could outweigh environmental issues in W. Virginia race (The
Millers and Maria Gunnoe are OVEC members)
|
5-2
|
Vanishing
Votes
|
5-2
|
Great
fishing ... but theres a catch; Trout plentiful in troubled McDowell County
creek
|
5-2
|
That
close community we had; Desegregation in McDowell coal camps - In
the 50s: Individuals made a difference
|
5-2
|
Global
warming linked to high asthma rates
|
5-2
|
To
stay out of the red, China needs to go green
|
|
|
California
U. to gauge effects of underground coal mining - Henderson
wants mine owner, not his 'people'
|
|
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Coal
mine fatalities mar China's labour day celebrations
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