Current News On The BP Oil Spill

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Advocacy group’s extreme weather map brings climate change home
by Dean Kuipers
8 Dec 2011 at 10:36pm
A new map published today by the Natural Resources Defense Council makes it plain that extreme weather attributable to climate change isn?t something that only happens in other parts of the world. Chances are, you?ve had your own Hurricane Irene, or drought, or something like it, in your own back yard.


New Cook Islands Shark Sanctuary proposed
by Dean Kuipers
8 Dec 2011 at 4:00pm
Activists in the Cook Islands in the South Pacific are proposing a huge new shark sanctuary in the face of fishing pressures and the continued massive drop in shark numbers over the last decade worldwide. The Pacific Islands Conservation Initiative, or PICI, is working with local fisheries authorities to craft the Cook Islands Shark Sanctuary to extend over the Cook Islands Exclusive Economic Zone, which covers almost 2 million square kilometers of ocean.



San Diego water deal upheld, Salton Sea fight continues
by Geoff Mohan
8 Dec 2011 at 1:16am
A three-judge panel of the 3rd District Court of Appeal overturned a 2010 ruling by a Sacramento Superior Court judge that the deal was improper because the Legislature had essentially signed blank-check to repair damage done to the Salton Sea.



Sen. Barbara Boxer seeks climate-change action from summit
by Dean Kuipers
7 Dec 2011 at 9:44pm
Senator Barbara Boxer stepped up today to deliver an appeal for action at the mostly lackluster UN Climate Change Conference, which wraps up this week in Durban, South Africa. Her speech was delivered to an almost-empty Senate TV/Radio gallery, which is indicative of the low priority given ongoing greenhouse gas treaty negotiations by the federal government and the press.



Inupiat whaling, drilling at stake in recent Alaskan mayor?s race
by Dean Kuipers
6 Dec 2011 at 11:09pm
Independent photojournalists Will Rose and Kajsa Sjölander were on Alaska?s North Slope in November to document traditional whaling by the native Inupiat people, and found themselves at the height of a highly charged mayoral election season, with whaling and a gargantuan new Shell oil drilling project at stake.



Retired federal judge withdraws from Westlands Water District case
by Bettina Boxall
6 Dec 2011 at 10:43pm
Retired federal judge Oliver Wanger withdraws from Westlands Water District case.



Occupy Landfills! Trash from Occupy L.A. not recycled
by Dean Kuipers
2 Dec 2011 at 8:48pm
Remember the 25 tons of material left behind by Occupy L.A. campers after they were evicted from the park in front of City Hall early Wednesday morning? It went to the dump.



Illinois sequestration project is first in U.S. for man-made CO2
by Dean Kuipers
1 Dec 2011 at 2:59am
A demonstration project in Illinois is the first in the U.S. to begin pumping over a million metric tons of man-made liquid CO2 into permanent underground storage. The Midwest Geological Sequestration Consortium announced this week that its project in Decatur, Illinois had begun injecting carbon dioxide into sandstone formations 7,000 feet below ground.



NPR reports Kyoto Protocol in trouble in Durban
by Dean Kuipers
30 Nov 2011 at 9:42pm
News coverage of the UN climate talks in Durban has been minimal, at best, and that?s clearly because ? just like in Copenhagen last year ? there has been almost no mention of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which was put in place to set reduction targets for important greenhouse gases. Without a big juicy target, the conference lacks the drama to merit mention on even the eco-blogs.



Retired federal judge to represent Westlands Water District
by Bettina Boxall
30 Nov 2011 at 5:47am
Former U.S. District Court Judge Oliver Wanger has agreed to represent an influential irrigation district that frequented his courtroom.



Recent Water Related News

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The Stream, February 7: Extreme Weather
by Nadya Ivanova
7 Feb 2012 at 12:45pm
Weather Extremes Thousands of Australians have been forced from their homes because of floods that have risen to record levels in some areas of Queensland and New South Wales, Reuters reported. While the coal industry is largely unaffected, agriculture and properties are likely to sustain significant damage. Bad weather has gripped much of Europe as [...]


Connected by Pipeline from Canada, Tar Sands Represents Bonus and Risk to Gre…
by Circle of Blue
7 Feb 2012 at 11:00am
Transporting and processing corrosive crude raise new questions about consequences



The Stream, February 6: U.S. to Require Disclosure of Fracking Chemicals
by Nadya Ivanova
6 Feb 2012 at 12:14pm
The U.S. government will require natural gas companies to disclose the chemicals they use in hydraulic fracturing on public lands, according to draft rules crafted by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Reuters reported. The eastern line of China’s South-North Water Diversion Project, which will transfer water from the Yangtze River Basin to the drought-prone [...]



Federal Water Tap, February 6: Water and National Security
by Brett Walton
6 Feb 2012 at 11:00am
Threat Assessment The director of national intelligence said that during the next decade water issues abroad will affect America?s national security, according to an on-the-record report to a special Senate committee on intelligence. In his annual threat assessment, James Clapper told the committee that ?water shortages and pollution will probably negatively affect the economic performance [...]



The Stream, February 3: Fixing U.S. Water Infrastructure
by Codi Yeager
3 Feb 2012 at 7:00pm
It will take $US 1 trillion over the next 25 years to fix the water infrastructure in the United States, according to an estimate by the American Water Works Association, Bloomberg News reported. Energy PetroChina purchased a 20 percent stake in a Canadian shale gas project, strengthening China’s presence in North America’s energy markets, according [...]



Study Outlines Plans to Stop Asian Carp at Chicago
by Codi Yeager
2 Feb 2012 at 10:03pm
Three proposals for separating the Great Lakes from the Mississippi River watershed could block the flow of aquatic invasive species while re-envisioning water management in Chicago, a new study says. Image courtesy Great Lakes Commission The three separation alternatives include a down-river single barrier, a mid-system alternative of four barriers on CAWS branches between Lockport [...]



The Stream, February 2: Argentina?s Drought
by Nadya Ivanova
2 Feb 2012 at 12:45pm
Shallow canals and low water levels in Argentina have grounded two bulk carriers, causing significant delays in the country’s major grains terminal, MercoPress reported. Concerns about water levels have prompted Argentina and Uruguay to agree to dredge the Martin Garcia canal deeper as the inevitable expansion of the Panama Canal will give rise to a [...]



The Stream, February 1: Reversing the Chicago River to Stop Asian Carp
by Codi Yeager
1 Feb 2012 at 1:00pm
United States Separating the Great Lakes from the Mississippi River basin in order to stop aquatic invasive species like Asian carp will require reversing the flow of the Chicago River, according to a new study sponsored by the Great Lakes Commission and the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, Reuters reported. Whether or not [...]



Economics and Water Concerns Alter the Solar Landscape in the US West
by Brett Walton
31 Jan 2012 at 9:23pm
The falling price of photovoltaic panels and public concerns about aquifers and rivers in the western United States are boosting solar energy technologies that save water. In December, the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) approved a 300-megawatt (MW) solar energy project on public land in southwestern Arizona on condition that the developer changes the [...]



The Stream, January 31: Mining and Food Production
by Nadya Ivanova
31 Jan 2012 at 12:28pm
Australia’s first law intended to protect prime agricultural land from mining has come into effect in Queensland, ABC reported. Though the law covers about 4 percent of the state’s land, critics say it will only apply to open-pit mining and not cover underground mining, exploration work or coal seam gas (coal-bed methane) production. Australia is [...]



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News, The Fight To Halt Fluoridated Water

Latest News On Water Fluoridation. World Wide.. Updated Daily!

Anti-fluoride advocate speaking tonight – Prince Albert Daily Herald
22 Jan 2012 at 6:30pm

Prince Albert Daily Herald

Anti-fluoride advocate speaking tonight
Prince Albert Daily Herald
Sporting a stack of research she's found on fluoride, local health advocate Maureen Logue has been busy this past week preparing for Monday night's city council meeting. "There's always something new," she said, pouring over her latest batch of




Heated debate over fluoride meeting; public meeting Jan. 25 – London Communit…
13 Jan 2012 at 1:03pm

Heated debate over fluoride meeting; public meeting Jan. 25
London Community News
Orser, who stated he is taking an anti-fluoridation position on the subject, put forward a motion to allow more time to speakers than the five minutes chairman and Ward 12 Councillor Harold Usher has previously said he was going to allow.




McCarthy, Beck, and the New Hate – The Atlantic
7 Feb 2012 at 10:41pm

The Atlantic

McCarthy, Beck, and the New Hate
The Atlantic
Articles in Common Sense have even attacked water fluoridation as a Red plot by 'the Invisible rulers,' aimed at mass destruction of the American people. Both Eustace Mullins and Elizabeth Dilling were frequent contributors to Common Sense–and books




Fluoride debate rages on – London Community News
26 Jan 2012 at 12:28pm

London Community News

Fluoride debate rages on
London Community News
Ward 5 Councillor Joni Baechler asked for great clarification on issues such as applied consent (one of the key points stressed by anti-fluoridation speakers), the legal impact of any council decision and greater information on the materials used in
Fluoride still stirring debateLondon Free Press

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Fluoride debate bubbles up in Bozeman – The Bozeman Daily Chronicle
2 Feb 2012 at 7:40am

Fluoride debate bubbles up in Bozeman
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Opponents of fluoride, such as the Fluoride Action Network, claim fluoride is a toxic substance that should not be administered by the government. Anti-fluoride activists claim fluoride lowers children's IQs, causes kidney disease and weakens bones.

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Watsonville Tap Water Will Not Have Fluoride – KSBW The Central Coast
2 Feb 2012 at 11:15pm

Watsonville Tap Water Will Not Have Fluoride
KSBW The Central Coast
?Unfortunately, Watsonville's project bids far exceeded the estimated costs of the fluoridation facilities,? Rollofson said. The legal battles between Watsonville and state began in 2002. Watsonville city leaders and anti-fluoride groups dug in their

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Dr. Mercola: Visionary or Quack? – Chicagomag.com
31 Jan 2012 at 8:31pm

Chicagomag.com

Dr. Mercola: Visionary or Quack?
Chicagomag.com
Some researchers and doctors say that Mercola steers patients away from proven treatments and peddles pseudoscientific misinformation on topics such as flu shots and fluoridation. In their view, he is resurrecting old myths, such as the threat posed by

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Fluoride debate in Tecumseh deferred – Windsor Star (blog)
25 Jan 2012 at 3:34pm

Windsor Star (blog)

Fluoride debate in Tecumseh deferred
Windsor Star (blog)
Council ended debate by asking Heimann to provide the lawmakers with more information on the man-made chemical that substitutes for natural fluoride and it's long term health implications. Anti-fluoride folks have stepped up efforts to get communities

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Lengthy debate expected on water fluoridation – Dentistry IQ
21 Jan 2012 at 11:37am

Lengthy debate expected on water fluoridation
Dentistry IQ
Councillors' fluoride information packages include a 12-page report debunking what's described as "anti-fluoridation rhetoric and misinformation" and 17 separate scholarly papers on fluoridation facts. Whether to continue water fluoridation or not came

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Santa Clara County leader offers vision for 2012 – San Jose Mercury News
25 Jan 2012 at 12:43am

Santa Clara County leader offers vision for 2012
San Jose Mercury News
Among the initiatives Shirakawa said he would pursue is countywide anti-gang efforts. He noted that San Jose has a nationally recognized task force, which the county participates in, and there are strong programs in other county communities. and added:

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Dental Fluorosis, A window of 1/20th of Skeletal Fluorosis

A study conducted in 1939 shows a whopping 95% more retention of cancer causing fluorides in bones then fluorides retained in the teeth, the latter being characterized as the brown stained or mottled teeth known today as “Dental Fluorosis”. Read More…

Tent City Reveals Water Need!

From: Inside A Tent City, “The Oprah Winfrey Show”

Finding themselves homeless and living in tent cities, a resident of one such tent city describes the need for fresh water. Portable distillers is a solution.

Tent city homeless worker, Sacrimento, from Ophra Winfrey clip
“We have to walk about 3 miles round-trip just to get a bottle of water.”

Jim says. “It’s like learning how to live all over again. “The most prized possession to those in tent cities is water, Jim says, and his tent is stocked. “We have to walk about 3 miles round-trip just to get a bottle of water.”

Jim says he looks for work three to four days a week and told Lisa he spends about 60 percent of his day trying to stay clean and look presentable.  (as televised 03-25-09, Sacramento, CA)

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