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April 22 Earth Day Sparks Local Stories

Here are several resources for localizing this 40th anniversary event.

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April 19, 2010 to April 22, 2010

World People's Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth

The Plurinational State of Bolivia will host this conference on climate change with an expected attendance of >10,000 people along with government representatives from more than 50 countries, as well as many more via the Internet and in campaign actions on the final day of the conference, 22 April, Earth Day.

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GLOBE-Net

This site covers corporate environmental issues, environmental lifestyle topics, clean technology development, environmental law, and more.

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Private Water Wells Commonly Contaminated in Canada

A University of Alberta researcher publishes his findings online March 15, 2010, in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.

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Small Texas Daily Tackles Complex Issue By Focusing on a Basic Human Need: Safety

Denton Record-Chronicle city hall reporters Lowell Brown and Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe tackle environmental issues as part of their everyday coverage. SEJournal has the inside story on their award-winning shale-gas-drilling series, which revealed through one neighborhood's ordeal how land deals really work in Texas and the impacts of the controversial technology.

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March 11, 2010

Arctic Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning and the Role of the Arctic People

The Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission and the Environmental Law Institute bring together representatives of Arctic communities and federal agencies to begin a national conversation on the rights, traditions, and experiences of the Arctic people; existing co-management practices; competing management imperatives; and how to build from the existing system toward an Arctic marine spatial planning framework.

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Comments on Fed Agencies' Open Government Plans Due March 19

Various trackers are sorting through and compiling ideas, comments, and agencies' progress towards meeting the deadline.

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"U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dies on Ski Trip"

"Sam Hamilton, the director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, died Saturday after suffering chest pains at a ski resort in Colorado, officials announced."

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"Group Hands Out 100,000 Endangered Species Condoms for Valentine's Day"

"Free condoms, packaged to show the connection between human overpopulation and threats to biodiversity, are the Center for Biological Diversity's Valentine's gift to Americans."

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Source: ENS, 02/15/2010