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01/05/2009 - DHEC monitoring Tennessee spill
The news from massive coal ash spill in Tennessee seems to get worse every day, raising new questions about how South Carolina and other states manage power-plant coal waste.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Cities give 'green' light on parking perks for hybrid drivers
Many hybrid car owners, who often get tax credits and special use of HOV lanes, are getting another perk: parking privileges.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Grass roots environmental groups growing in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY -- From clean air concerns to uranium mining worries, the number of grass roots groups working on Utah's environmental issues is on the rise.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Advocates irked by rise in natural gas rates
SALT LAKE CITY -- A two-step increase in the price of compressed natural gas for cars is drawing the ire of Utah's clean air and alternative fuel advocates.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - 3 Va. sites on center's endangered list
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Three Virginia sites are among 10 in the South that the Southern Environmental Law Center regards as most endangered.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Douglas likely to propose permit reform
As part of his economic recovery program, Gov. James Douglas will likely propose changing how environmental permits — from Act 250 land use approvals to the many other permits issued by the state — are handled and appealed.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Vt. Yankee in Montpelier spotlight
As legislators prepare to decide the future of Vermont's only nuclear power plant, one of the key pieces of information they want is how much power from the plant would cost if Vermont Yankee is allowed to continue operating.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Ecology Department uses online campaign to help water quality
The state hopes a new online campaign will prompt Washington residents to change their habits to help clean up local waterways.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Wolf debate lingers into new year
When it comes to wolves in the Northern Rockies, it's nearly impossible to get all interested parties to concur on anything.
Via: Stateline - Environment
01/05/2009 - Global warming is not a 'hoax,' Beebe says
Global warming is serious problem, not a "hoax," and requires more than a state response, Gov. Mike Beebe said Friday.
Via: Stateline - Environment