"U.S. Curtails Snowmobiles in Yellowstone"
"The National Park Service has approved a plan to restrict the number of snowmobiles in Yellowstone National Park to fewer than half last winter’s limit."
Source: AP, 10/19/2009
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"Petition Takes Aim at Chemical Drift"
Environmental and labor groups have filed a petition with EPA "asking for an immediate ban on most farm chemical applications in a 60-foot buffer strip for ground applications and a 300-foot buffer strip for aerial applications around homes, schools and day care facilities."
Source: Peoria Journal Star, 10/19/2009
"World Economies Hold Climate Talks in London"
"Representatives of the world's biggest carbon polluters began two days of informal talks in London on Sunday to map out common ground 50 days before a key UN climate conference in Copenhagen."
Source: AFP, 10/19/2009
"Energy Firms Deeply Split on Bill to Battle Climate Change"
"As the Senate prepares to tackle global warming, the nation’s energy producers, once united, are battling one another over policy decisions worth hundreds of billions of dollars in coming decades."
Source: NYTimes, 10/19/2009
McAleer-Gore Exchange: The Backstory and Background Links
A fuller look at the context of the Gore-McAleer exchange on climate.
SEJ Question-and-Answer Ground Rules
(The following ground rules are given to every moderator of every session at SEJ annual conferences and other SEJ events.)
Transcript of Al Gore/Phelim McAleer Exchange of 10/9/2009
Transcript of Al Gore/Phelim McAleer Exchange of 10/9/2009
Al Gore-Phelim McAleer Q&A Exchange
View Unedited Video of Gore-McAleer Exchange on Oct. 9, 2009, during SEJ's 19th Annual Conference or Complete Gore Speech and Q&A. Listen to Audio of the Gore Speech and Q&A. Read Transcript of the Gore-McAleer Exchange. Read SEJ Q&A Ground Rules. Read the Backstory.
EPA Names 31 Areas Not Meeting Fine Particulate Air Standards
These communities will have to come up with plans for reducing fine particle pollution. Is yours one of them?
USGS Offers Early Warning On Wildlife Die-Offs
You may find a local wildlife story by keeping your eye on the US Geological Survey's National Wildlife Health Center which keeps constant surveillance on outbreaks of wildlife disease and posts the information online as it comes in.
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