February, 2010 | Environment News Service (ENS) - Part 3

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Environment News Service is Back After a Pause Due to Staff Illness…

Trump moves to shut down NASA missions that measure carbon dioxide and plant health…

After deep DOGE cuts, National Weather Service gets OK to fill up to 450 jobs…

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is denied bail after mixed verdict clears him of top charges in sex crimes case…

Judge blocks order barring asylum access at border and gives administration two weeks to appeal…

Russian airports cancel flights amid drone attacks on Russia….

BRICS summit opens in Brazil without Xi Jinping and Putin…

Iran tells millions of Afghans to leave or face arrest on day of deadline…

Tropical Storm Chantal brings heavy rains as it moves across northeastern South Carolina…

Texas floods leave at least 51 dead, 27 girls missing as rescuers search devastated landscape…

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E-Waste Finds New Life in Medals for 2010 Winter Olympics

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Year of the Tiger a Double or Nothing Gamble for Wild Tigers

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Asian Carp Invade Lake Michigan

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Unilever Fined for Polluting California Air With Deodorant Spray

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Obama Administration Creates New National Climate Service

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Iran Accused of Trying to Halt Afghanistan’s Salma Dam

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ANALYSIS: Ecuador’s Biodiverse Paradise Could Still Be Lost to Oil

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Obama Backs First New U.S. Nuclear Plant with $8.3 Billion

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South Carolina Publisher First to Use 100% Environmentally Certified Paper

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Scientists Desperate to Protect World’s 25 Most Endangered Primates

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Neighborhoods Get Federal Help With Brownfields, Housing, Transport

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113 Governments Agree to Conserve Endangered Sharks

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Certification for Electronic Waste Recycling Gathers Support

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Bees Can Learn to Recognize Human Faces

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Fishing Industry Killing World’s Toothed Whales, Dolphins

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Court Upholds New York State’s Tough Ballast Water Rules

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Federal Council Links Wildlife Conservation, Hunting, But Conflicts Persist

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Thailand’s Tiger Temple Sues Conservationists Over Abuse Allegations

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EPA Faces Lawsuits Over Pesticide Harms, Soot

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CALIFORNIA: Conserves Record Levels of Lands, Coastal Waters

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NEW JERSEY: 3M to Pay $450 Million in Forever Chemicals Case

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NEW YORK: Invests $1 Billion in Climate Action, Nuclear Power

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GEORGIA: Cleanup of Lead-Poisoned Atlanta Park Begins

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