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08.JUN.08 City opts out of incinerator lease, for now
City officials have notified current operators of the Detroit incinerator of its plans to end current lease agreements.
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U.S. official evasive on 50% emission cut by 2050
A top White House official in charge of global warming issues on Monday sidestepped a question about whether the Group of Eight leaders will agree on a Japanese-proposed target of halving greenhouse gas ...
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Thirsty county has eye on lake
To accommodate growth and development around Smith Mountain Lake, the Bedford County Public Service Authority wants to increase the amount of drinking water it withdraws from the lake -- by as much as 2 million ...
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Mailed packets in district describe 'hook-up' process. An update on the Northport sewer project and a report on the Leland Township sewer were given Tuesday to the county Board of Public Works .
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Battle brews over recycling bin raiders
By KELLY ZITO San Francisco Chronicle SAN FRANCISCO - A recycling war is breaking out on the Bay Area's curbsides.
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Health alert over algae toxins in Lincoln lake
A health alert has been issued for Holmes Lake in Lincoln. The state Department of Health and Human Services and other agencies cited an excess of toxins from blue-green algae in the lake water.
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Ark drilling brings rewards, environmental risk
As drilling companies continue to sink natural gas wells in White County and elsewhere in the Fayetteville Shale play, business leaders are lobbying for improved roads and environmental groups are concerned not ...
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CUC water supply gets dramatic improvements
The ongoing repair of leaks has resulted in dramatic improvements in the Commonwealth Utilities Corp.'s water supply in some areas on Saipan.
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FBI probe extends to Kilpatrick adviser
The FBI is interested in questioning a Democratic National Committee member and political aide to Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick in connection with a city hall sludge contract and public corruption probe, a ...
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Nanticoke City Council will conduct a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday for the purposes of considering the sale of real estate and any other necessary business.
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Tceq Schedules July 25 Ozone Standards Meeting
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality will have a meeting July 25 in Longview to inform the public about, and receive comment on, potential non-attainment boundaries and designations for a new ozone ...
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Tulsa agency promotes recycling at special events [18 mins ago]
A Tulsa agency that encourages those organizing special events to think about recycling waste is seeing an increase in interest.
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current events, culture, commentary, community
A recycling war is breaking out on the Bay Area's curbsides. Those ubiquitous, colorful recycling bins set out each week for pickup stand on a battle line between growing numbers of organized crews who snag ...
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Battered Detroit takes it on chin
Auto industry cutbacks, double-digit unemployment and one of the nation's highest home foreclosure rates have left Detroit with a dreary economic future.
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In Pearl River County, the McNeill community has a 4th of July tradition that brings the community together for a cause.
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the Buzz: Studio pops into Howell
The Buzz, which runs every Sunday, gives you the inside scoop on some of what's happening in Livingston County.
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... purchasing a $3,885 security camera and a $10,884 wide-format plotter; review a contract extension with Waste Management; and review a contract with Fonson Construction for $35,467 worth of work on Whitehorse Drive. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. ...
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Recycling at festivals catching on, M.E.T says
Festivals and concerts are plentiful in the summer months, and so are the number of empty beer cans and plastic water bottles left behind.
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Concerns raised about Synagro contract were ignored
The warning signs were there. Some members of the Detroit City Council, environmentalists and union leaders saw trouble brewing last autumn in a proposal from Synagro Technologies to reprocess sludge from the ...
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Taking home trophy fun, beating older sister priceless
Malcolm Beaugez of Ocean Springs had a great day fishing in the children's tournament at the 60th Mississippi Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo.
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