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Help track nesting wood storks
Have you seen any nesting wood storks? The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wants to know about it. It is trying to compile the locations of nesting colonies of the endangered wading birds which can be found throughout South Florida....Tags: Environmental Issues, Wildlife, Endangered Species
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Gritty wharf at Port of L.A. will become marine research center
On a recent weekday morning, Daniel Pondella strode along a century-old stretch of concrete pylons and shabby warehouses in San Pedro. As kelp swayed in the waves and terns circled overheard, Pondella recalled an elementary school field trip he took...
Tags: Science and Technology, Marine Science, Science, Environmental Issues, Port of Los Angeles
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Job-cutting foreign banks risk missing Japan trading bonanza
ReutersBy Nathan Layne and Lawrence White TOKYO/HONG KONG, June 10 (Reuters) - Japan's stock trading boom has turned long-suffering equities desks in Tokyo into profit drivers for global investment banks, with those that resisted the urge to cut staff when...Tags: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company, Corporate Performance, Endangered Species, Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), Economy, Business and Finance
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Ranson & Charles Town Commerce Corridor Project recognized with two awards
richardb@herald-mail.comIn 2001, officials in the adjoining cities of Ranson and Charles Town, W.Va., met with Dawn Seeburger, owner of a Charleston, W.Va., environmental resource consulting firm, about developing several large brownfield areas that sat useless for decades in...Tags: Environmental Issues, Washington, DC, Maytag Corp., U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, The Home Depot
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READER SUBMITTED: West Hartford Resident Elected Chair Of Connecticut Convention And Sports Bureau
West HartfordPeter J. Berry, CAE, has been elected the chair of the Connecticut Convention and Sports Bureau (CTCSB). He will replace Robert F. Flynn, who will complete three years of leadership in that position on June 30. "Peter Berry has been a tremendous advocate...Tags: Environmental Issues, Washington, DC, Crime, Law and Justice, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Colleges and Universities
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Dawn Shirreffs: Everglades restoration cannot wait
Everglades restoration efforts, the future of Floridians' drinking water, and the fate of endangered species like the Florida Panther lie in the hands of the South Florida Water Management District this month. SFWMD must act now and affirm its...Tags: U.S. Congress, Environmental Issues, South Florida Water Management District, Miami-Dade County, National Parks
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Ganges, Nile and Amazon seen suffering more floods from warming
Reuters* Southeast Asia, central Africa, parts of Latin America to get more floods * Danube, now suffering, may flood less - Japanese-led study * Mississippi among few rivers that may have fewer floods By Environment Correspondent Alister Doyle OSLO, June...Tags: Czech Republic, Environmental Issues, Bodies of Water, Rivers, Natural Disasters
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Fresh way to float the Fawn
Across the pond, where Tim Mullins has set up an 8-foot fountain to spray paddlers on their way to and from the Fawn River, he stood and watched in disbelief at the furry critter. He saw a bobcat. Could it be? He checked around and, sure enough, there...
Tags: Travel, Lake Michigan, Trips and Vacations, Environmental Issues, Sports
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Cayman Islands prepare for more Cuban migrants
El Nuevo HeraldMIAMI Facing a potential increase in the flow of Cuban migrants, authorities in the Cayman Islands are reviewing their preparations for an exodus and policies on denying assistance and repatriating the Cuban migrants. "There are questions about human...Tags: Environmental Issues, Civil Rights, Crime, Law and Justice, Fidel Castro, Justice and Rights
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FWC lifts license requirement to keep lionfish
Sun SentinelThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission adopted changes Wednesday at its meeting in Lakeland that will waive the recreational license requirement for divers catching lionfish and exclude lionfish from the commercial and recreational bag...Tags: Environmental Issues, Wildlife, Endangered Species
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COLUMN-Shale wells and methane emissions: Kemp
Reuters(John Kemp is a Reuters market analyst. The views expressed are his own) By John Kemp LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Shale gas supporters say it can cut greenhouse emissions by replacing dirtier fuels such as coal, but critics warn it is worsening...Tags: Environmental Issues, Science, Energy Resources, Weather, American Petroleum
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Large black bear in Orlando Saturday may be one of two in the area
The large black bear that had climbed into a tree near downtown Orlando on Saturday is one of possibly two bears that have been hanging around the Parramore, Citrus Bowl and College Park areas, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Ocala National Forest, Parramore, Wekiva River, Wildlife
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