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"A Busy Week Ahead as Senate Starts Work on Climate Bill"

"The Senate climate debate cranks up this week with a series of hearings and high-level meetings aimed at producing legislation that can be matched up with last month's House-passed bill."

Source: Greenwire, 07/07/2009

"Street Farmer"

Urban farmer Will Allen, half a mile from Milwaukee's biggest housing project, is different from others in the good-food movement.

Source: NYTimes Mag, 07/06/2009

Terry Tamminen: The World's One-Man Climate Fixer

Terry Tamminen, former environmental advisor to California's Gov. Schwarzenegger, is a key player on global climate change now.

Source: SolveClimate, 07/06/2009

"Asheville's Role in Climate Change Grows"

The National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, NC, is playing a growing role in understanding weather and climate change.

Source: Asheville Citizen-Times, 07/06/2009

"California Water Plan Could Help Puget Sound Orcas Survive"

"A plan to restore salmon runs on California's Sacramento River could help revive killer whale populations 700 miles to the north in Puget Sound."

Source: Bellingham Herald, 07/06/2009

"Drought, Irrigation Cuts Hurt Calif. Farmers, Hands"

"San Joaquin Valley farms are laying off workers and letting fields lie fallow as their water ration falls."

Source: LA Times, 07/06/2009

"Tucson Rainwater Harvesting Law Drawing Interest"

"TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Long dependent on wellwater and supplies sent hundreds of miles by canal from the Colorado River, this desert city will soon harvest some of its 12 inches of annual rainfall to help bolster its water resources."

Source: AP, 07/06/2009

Climate Votes May Cost Congress Members

Voting with the GOP might seem like an easy political choice for Idaho Democrat Walt Minick. But could it be a problem when he needs clout to help the state?

Source: Idaho Statesman, 07/06/2009

Invisible Particles, Visible Harm

"Studies Are Homing in on Which Particles Polluting the Air Are Most Sickening -- and Why"

Source: Science News, 07/06/2009

"Coal-Ash Ponds Threaten Lives"

The EPA says North Carolina Has More 'High-Hazard' Sites Than Any Other; the Industry Calls Them Safe.

Source: Raleigh News & Observer, 07/06/2009

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