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5:00 am - Idaho health agency finds high mercury levels in bass
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is warning Idaho women and children to limit how much bass they eat because of high levels of mercury.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - Mine, environmentalists hail ID cobalt mine deal
BOISE, Idaho -- Environmentalists, a former governor and officials from a company planning to mine cobalt from the belly of a central Idaho mountain joined forces Monday to praise a deal they say guarantees long-term protection of the environment.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - State ramps up kudzu control efforts
A fast-growing vine that's left parts of Indiana beneath tangles of greenery is coming under assault as the state ramps up its efforts to kill the leafy invader.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - La. shale's economic effect hard to predict
The economic and environmental impact of the Haynesville Shale - a massive natural gas discovery two miles beneath Shreveport - might not be known for years, oil industry officials said Monday.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - Lenawee man is state's first West Nile patient in '08
An 81-year-old Lenawee County man is hospitalized with the state's first human case of West Nile Virus.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - Clear-cutting excessive, Byrd says
PETAL, Miss. -- State Rep. Larry Byrd said he believes the clear cutting of trees in highway medians is a bit drastic.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - DNRC director defends Plum Creek land deals
State officials responded to recent criticism that the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation hasn't done enough to notify the public or consider the long-term effects of state policy that allows Plum Creek Timber Co. to gain wider access easements across state-owned lands.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - N.D. needs disaster fund insurance commissioner candidate says
As Jasper Schneider stood next to the flood memorial monument during a press conference Monday morning in downtown Grand Forks, a gust of wind blew a poster board adorned with pictures of damage from natural disasters off the easel next to him.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - Federal government won't buy flood-prone NH homes
The federal government has decided not to buy a handful of flood-prone homes in Merrimack, New Hampshire.
Via: Stateline - Environment
5:00 am - SUMMIT AT UNLV - Clinton touts clean energy
Former President Bill Clinton challenged Americans Monday to make the United States a model of renewable energy use for the world to follow.
Via: Stateline - Environment