February 1-10, 2004

Wisconsin Conservation Groups: Protect Our Lakes and Streams - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Twenty-eight conservation and environmental groups ask DNR to adopt emergency rules to protect Wisconsin lakes and streams - Feb 10, Wheeler Report (PDF)
Kewaunee Nuclear Plant declares, but exits 'unusual event' - Feb 10, 2004 Kewaunee County News
Assembly Committee Votes To Extend Nuclear Nightmare - Feb 10, WisPolitics
Assembly Committee Puts Out Welcome Mat For New Nuclear Power Plants - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Repeal of Nuclear Moratorium Law Would Place Wisconsin at Risk - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Measure would lift ban on building nuclear plants - Feb 10, 2004 MilwJS
Nuclear Power Gets Green Light From Committee -Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
City candidates speak about taxes, water and communication - Feb 10, 2004 NC
DNR prepares for summer beach monitoring program - Feb 10, 2004 NC
Luxemburgh board hears presentation on locating new well - Feb 10, 2004 NC
America’s only secure job is one I don’t want my kids to have - Feb 10, 2004 PC
Menominee moves closer to privatizing trash pickup - Feb 10, 2004 Marinette
Gov. Doyle: Announces New DNR Grants to Help Clean Up Brownfields for Public Use - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Rep. Johnsrud: Assembly Natural Resources Committee To Meet This Week - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Milwaukee: Bald eagle ailment puzzles experts Disease found along lower Wisconsin River - Feb 10, 2004 St Paul Pioneer Press
Birkie veterans get ready for Wisconsin’s world-class skiing event - Feb 10, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
DATCP: Fish Farmer Encourages Others To Take The Plunge - Feb 10, 2004 WisPolitics
Grassroots Recycling Network: Business, environmentalists and local government back legislation to promote responsible electronics recycling in Wisconsin - Feb 10, 2004 Wheeler Report (PDF)
DNR: News and Outdoor report - Feb 10, 2004 Wheeler Report (PDF)
[PCB] Panel says dam oil spill could have been prevented - Feb 10, 2004 KATU2
[PCB] Panel says oil spill could have been prevented - Feb 10, 2004 KGW
[PCB] Nanotech's Big Unknowns - Feb 10, 2004 Newsday
[PCB] Some see solutions, some potential danger - Feb 10, 2004 Newsday
[PCB] Food for thought - Feb 10, 2004 KansasCity
[PCB] Prenatal exposure to mercury can impair child’s brain function - Feb 10, 2004 Medical News Today
[PCB] Groups call on EPA for help - Feb 10, 2004 NWITimes
[PCB] European Commissioner for Health and Consumer Protection: Declaration on Salmon - Reaction on study in "Science" - Feb 10, 2004 EU Institutions
[Dioxin] Environment Ministry is hampering the safe disposal of hospital waste - feb 10, 2004 DailyStar
Parkinson's Research Focuses on Links to Genes and Toxins - Feb 10, 2004 New York Times
E.P.A. Raises Estimate of Babies Affected by Mercury Exposure - Feb 10, 2004 New York Times
EPA Continues To Ignore Congress, Giving Polluters $39+ Million Windfall - US PIRG
Highway bill may be a means to overhaul of U.S. energy plan- Feb 10, 2004 ENN
New Report Documents Efforts to Privatize Ocean for Fish Farming - Feb 10, 2004 EMS
Sierra Club May Seek Scalia Recusal in Cheney Case - Feb 10, 2004 Planet Ark
U.S. Ends Investigation of Mad Cow Case - Feb 10, 2004 Washington Post
Ranking shows greenest, meanest cars - Feb 10, 2004 MSNBC
Imports Rule List of Cleanest Cars - Feb 10, 2004 LATimes
Time runs out to save species - Feb 10, 2004 Swissinfo

Neenah water plant to cost $24M - Feb 9, 2004 PC
Bottling plant, well foes to make case in hearing - Feb 9, 2004 PG
Clean Wisconsin, Sierra Club, Northern Thunder, Physicians for Social Responsibility: Repeal of nuclear moratorium law would place Wisconsin at risk - Feb 9, 2004 Wheeler Report
Judy Ettenhofer: Right to protest at risk - Feb 9, 2004 CapTimes
Traditional Lake Winnebago sturgeon season opens - Feb 9, 2004 NC
Governor: To announce Brownfields grants to Oshkosh and Fond du Lac Tuesday - Feb 9, 2004 Wheeler Report
Budget woes leave brownfields cleanup underfunded - Feb 9, 2004 GMToday
1000 Friends of Wisconsin: Introduces its “Wisconsin Ideas” Series of Land Use and Transportation Issue Papers with First Paper on Fix-it-First - Feb 9, 2004 WisPolitics
Editorial: Assembly in a food fight - Feb 9, 2004 CapTimes
Rep. Miller: Introduces innovative electronic waste legislation - Feb 9, 2004 Wheeler Report
Global warming impact examined - Feb 9, 2004 ON
Marsh Park adds important parcel - Feb 9, 2004 Sheboygan
Organization can beat utility proposals - Feb 9, 2004 Sheboygan
Marinette mining project recalled - Feb 9, 2004 Marinette
Farm to wetlands program to be scaled back? - Feb 9, 2004 GLRC
EPA punishes fewer polluters - Feb 9, 2004 GLRC
[PCB] Recipients of PCB settlement cautioned to spend their money wisely - Feb 9, 2004 Al.com
[PCB] Dirty job nears end - Feb 9, 2004 Tri-City Herald
[PCB] Reef-building program could bring more jobs - Feb 9, 2004 Valley Morning Star
[PCB] The next big thing might be very, very small - Feb 9, 2004 StarTribune
[PCB] Monsanto: America's Most Dangerous Criminal? - Feb 9, 2004 Conspiracy Planet
[PCB] Property lines at heart of tar pond cleanup dispute - Feb 9, 2004 Halifax Herald Limited
[PCB/Dioxin] Supplement Your Heart Health - Feb 9, 2004 Yahoo
[PCB] Seafood with mercury affects brain development in children- study - Feb 9, 2004 Food Ingredients
[Dioxin] Vietnam: Agent Orange victims file lawsuit - Feb 9. 2004 New Straits Times
[Dioxin] Legal action by Vietnamese Agent Orange victims was inevitable - Feb 9, 2004 Channelnewsasia
[Dioxin] Food Safety in the EU - Feb 9, 2004 EurActiv
White House reviews how agencies get their facts - Feb 9, 2004 Times-Picayune
Global Meeting on Protecting Biodiversity Begins - Feb 9, 2004 OneWorld.net
Rich 'appalling' on conservation - Feb 9, 2004 BBC

[PCB] Drifting pollutants turn traditional diet toxic for Inuit [Fox River PCBs contribute to this poisoning] - Feb 8, 2004 Philly.com
[PCB] Lawrence University to host summit on river water quality - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Mayor hopefuls tackle issues [including Fox River development] - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Area’s water treatment plant does its work in silence - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Metro sewage plant bullish on future - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Steps taken to cut coal dustings - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Plunge appeals to wild of winter - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Outdoors calendar - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Suamico man lands big pike for contest [scroll down] - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Shackin’ up for sturgeon season on Winnebago - Feb 8, 2004 PG
Wayside closing on State 57 [shameful] - Feb 8, 2004 PG
DNR approval of Antigo wells to get second look - Feb 8, 2004 NC
A prehistoric fish, a hole in the ice and a slim chance. Sturgeon spearers wouldn’t have it any other way - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Formation of shanties on Lake Winnebago signals sturgeon season approach - Feb 8, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Lake ice ‘best in five years’ - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Weather helps hook folks for fisheree - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Icy plunge in Green Bay collects donations for Special Olympics - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Woodcock study seeks cause for steady decline - Feb 8, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Column: Have an opinion? Join HTR board - Feb 8, 2004 MHT
Thoughts aplenty: A thorn for Bush, a rose for Secura - Feb 8, 2004 PC
No job cuts in store for Stora Enso - Feb 8, 2004 PC
Organizational shuffles don’t solve leadership vacuums - Feb 8, 2004 ON
Icy fisheree lures 5,000 - Feb 8, 2004 ON
Club has deep ties; Otter Street Fishing Club integral part of community - Feb 8, ON
Outdoors in brief - Feb 8, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Journey to my family’s roots - Feb 8, 2004 ON
February holds some surprises—both romantic and fishy - Feb 8, 2004 ON
Concealed weapon politics show what’s wrong with state government - Feb 8, ON
Oshkosh organization tackles transportation needs of poor - Feb 8, 2004 ON
Village preserves heritage of Two Rivers fishermen - Feb 8, 2004 MHT
Fishing families not forgotten - Feb 8, 2004 MHT
Legal wheels moving slowly in utility cases - Feb 8, 2004 RacineJournalTimes
[PCB] The next big thing might be very, very small - Feb 8, 2004 Mpls Star Tribune
[PCB] Thermal warning: Not in our backyard - Feb 8, 2004 Montreal
[PCB] Expert View: So should we be scared of salmon? - Feb 8, 2004 Independent.co.uk
[Dioxin] Viets sue US over Agent Orange - Feb 8, 2004 theage.com
[Dioxin] Refinery sale, cleanup costs disputed - Feb 8, 2004 MercuryNews
[Dioxin] Refinery's ex-owner requests lawsuit's shift to arbitration - Feb 8, 2004 ContraCostaTimes
[Dioxin] Tire-burning plan draws critics - Feb 8, 2004 AlbanyTimesUnion
Norton Pushes Bush Forest Thinning Plan - Feb 8, 2004 YahooNews
In S. Jersey, plans for WMD seen as an imminent threat - Feb 8, 2004 nj.com
Something in the Air - Feb 8, 2004 NYTimes
Study links `upset' pollution to Houston smog [this Texas air pollution settles over the Great Lakes] - Feb 8, 2004 HoustonChronicle
Mercury damage 'irreversible' - Feb 8, 2004 USAToday
Answers sought on Metachem pollution - Feb 8, 2004 delawareonline
In Bush's Policies, Business Wins - Feb 8, 2004 WashingtonPost
Debate grows on vaccine-autism link - Feb 8, 2004 Boston.com
EPA official dishes dirt on school bus pollution - Feb 8, 2004 Post-Gazette.com
Earth-friendly wood windows a big plus for homeowners - Feb 8, 2004 canadaeast
Money helps, but Great Lakes need tighter EPA rules, too - Feb 8, 2004 Detroit
Energy Voodoo - Feb 8, 2004 Washington Post
Federal inaction leaves states to scramble on environment - Feb 8, 2004 USA Today

Exxon told to pay $4.5 billion for Valdez spill [NRDA damage case similar to Fox River PCB damage case.  We're clearly being ripped off.] - Feb, 2004 MSNBC
America the loser in global economy - Feb 7, 2004 PG
Job Creation Act weakens air controls [scroll down] - Feb 7, 2004 PG
Banquet to focus on helping Baird Creek - Feb 7, 2004 PG
'Da bug' goes to court [Hines Emerald Dragonfly] - Feb 7, 2004 DCA
Weight of deficit crushing America’s future - Feb 7, 2004 PC
Paper tech center moves state, industry into future [band-aid approach won't work] - Feb 7, 2004 PC
Trade deals death for middle class [and environment] - Feb 7, 2004 PC
Urea works well on melting ice [bad idea!] - Feb 7, 2004 MHT
Scalia should recuse himself - Feb 7, 2004 CapTimes
Businessman works toward a cure for cancer [what about prevention] - Feb 7, WSJ
Cash from tainted donors is still green - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
Shareholders and their mood - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
If one CEO's pay is cut, there's always another - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
Snowmobile dispute boils over in Yellowstone park - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
Nature at heart of his stories - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
New fishing products will flood market - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
Outdoor notes - Feb 7, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Cleanups wait as companies debate liability - Feb 7, 2004 STLtoday
[PCB] Southwest Ohio man guides for big catfish - Feb 7, 2004 MyrtleBeach
[PCB] Nontoxic furniture is stylish, functional - Feb 7, 2004 StarTelegram
Shopping for wheels? Try this green guide - Feb 7, 2004 MSNBC
Laborers Face A Lifetime Of Health Worries - Feb 7, 2004 nynewsday.com
Mad Cow Is the Symptom - Feb 7, 2004 AxisofLogic

Wisconsin newspaper seeks voluntary subscriptions for Web site - Feb 6, 2004 NC
De Pere administrator favors existing Water Authority policy  - Feb 6, 2004 PG
Forest Glen is Wild about Reading - Feb 6, 2004 PG
Tickets to be available soon for new Lake Michigan service - Feb 6, 2004 NC
Groups sue to block killing of cormorants - Feb 6, 2004 NC
Conservationists File Lawsuit for Wetlands Dragonfly Critical Habitat Designation - Feb 6, 2004 Door County Compass
Carp cleared from Sheboygan Marsh - Feb 6, 2004 Sheboygan
Residents asked to ‘adopt’ hydrants - Feb 6, 2004 Sheboygan
Official hopes global warming conference will initiate action - Feb 6, 2004 ON
Cozy shelters keep the ice fishing hot - Feb 6, 2004 ON
Thickness, weather forecast ideal for Saturday’s fisheree - Feb 6, 2004 ON
Power plant work goes on - Feb 6, 2004 MilwJS
Legislative approval will be sought for $40 million UW business school addition [there's always money for business] - Feb 6, 2004 MilwJS
Thompson Daughter Fighting Cancer [ironic] - Feb 6, 2004 WisPolitics
Resolution Introduced to Protect Dane County Farmland - Feb 6, 2004 WisPolitics
Coastal Management Council to Meet in Kenosha - Feb 6, 2004 WisPolitics
Forest County Potawatomi on Awards to the Tribe from WSN & TU - Feb 6, 2004 WisPolitics
Lautenschlager Testifies Against Bush Changes To Air Law - Feb 6, WisPolitics
Conservation group gives area lawmakers failing grades - Feb 6, 2004 LakelandTimes
[PCB] Defense mounts against Navy gunship - Feb 6, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Love Canal activist shares story - Feb 6, 2004 Duluth
[Dioxin] Agent Orange is taken to court - Feb 6, 2004 IOL
[Dioxin] Agent Orange victims file law suit - Feb 6, 2004 NDTV.com
[Dioxin] Is this the legacy of Agent Orange - Feb 6, 2004 TheStar
[Dioxin] Has Kerry Helped Vietnam Sue Over Agent Orange? - Feb 6, FoxNews
[Dioxin] Belgians happier than ever with their food - Feb 6, 2004 Expatica
[Dioxin] Myers wants to cut out opening burning - Feb 6, 2004 LintonDaily
Most state officials believe new rules on power plants will increase pollution - Feb 6, 2004 sfgate.com
Most States Expect Pollution to Rise if Regulations Change - Feb 6, 2004 NYTimes
Survey: Most states fear Bush air proposals - Feb 6, 2004 MSNBC
Mercury Tied to Irreversible Brain Damage - Feb 6, 2004 AtlantaJournal
Organic food contaminated with GM - Feb 6, 2004 Nature.com
Fruit thinners' kids may be at risk from pesticides - Feb 6, 2004 SeattlePI.com
Deca in the atmosphere - Feb 6, 2004 ES&Tonline
AP Finds Bush Proposed Cuts to Research - Feb 6, 2004 KATV
Report Questions Bush Plan for Hydrogen-Fueled Cars - Feb 6, 2004 NYTimes
Research links herbicides on wheat to birth defects in the Great Plains - Feb 6, 2004
Plastic affects gene activation related to memory, weight control - Feb 6, 2004
Strong link between pesticides and sperm quality in mid-West men - Feb 6, 2004
The Natural Step Releases New Sustainable Business Book - Feb 6, 2004 ENN
Plants give up their secret of splitting water - Feb 6, 2004 ENN
California approves rules for water-efficient washing machines - Feb 6, 2004 ENN
Democrats question court nominee about his environmental views - Feb 6, 2004 ENN
Judicial nominee grilled on environment - Feb 6, 2004 MSNBC
First-of-its-kind report lambastes ExxonMobil for CO2 emissions - Feb 6, 2004 Grist
The 10 Worst Corporations of 2003 - Feb 6, 2004 AlterNet

Letter to Assembly Opposing SB 100 [EnvDereg] - Feb 5, 2004 WisPolitics
Authority, Ashwaubenon still talking - Feb 5, 2004 NC
Ashwaubenon seeks concessions before rejoining Water Authority - Feb 5, 2004 PG
Hobart seeks updates on water talks - Feb 5, 2004 PG
Groups file suit to protect dragonfly - Feb 5, 2004 PG
Nature’s Way to make recycled cotton tissue - Feb 5, 2004 PG
Wildlife diseases don’t fit into bureaucracy - Feb 5, 2004 PG
Outdoor Recreation Report - Feb 5, 2004 DCA
Committee considers sewer rates concerns - Feb 5, 2004 Kewaunee
Kewaunee Nuclear Plant declares, but exits 'unusual event' - Feb 5, 2004 Kewaunee
Kaukauna peaking plant to be dedicated in May - Feb 5, 2004 PC
Doyle outmaneuvers GOP on land purchases - Feb 5, 2004 CapTimes
Governor vetoes bill, approves land purchases - Feb 5, 2004 PC
State expands Sheboygan Marsh - Feb 5, 2004 Sheboygan
Local legislators should support nuclear safeguards - Feb 5, 2004 Sheboygan
New intake pipe needs thorough review - Feb 5, 2004 Sheboygan
Ethanol boosts prices - Feb 5, 2004 ON
Keel for Mackinaw will be laid Monday - Feb 5, 2004 Marinette
Doyle Vetoes Stewardship Bill - Feb 5, 2004 WSJ
Journal's quarterly earnings climb 31.5% [but they skimp on news] - Feb 5, MilwJS
[Dioxin] More ire on plant emissions - Feb 6, 2004 CapTimes
More attention urged for lead poisoning risks - Feb 6, 2004 MilwJS
Assembly Passes AB 608 Clarifications to Smart Growth Law - Feb 5, WisPolitics
DNR grants hearing on water bottling plant's impact on Public Trust waters - Feb 5, 2004 WheelerReport
Great outdoors almanac - Feb 5, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Tough bite? Try these ice fishing tips - Feb 5, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Going to bat: Saliva drug may help fight strokes [a benefit of species diversity] - Feb 5, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Computers, electronics need disposal regulation - Feb 5, 2004 Journal Times
[PCB] Republicans begin effort to rewrite species act  - Feb 5, 2004 Oregonian
[PCB] Healthful Omega-3 May Worm Its Way Into Our Diets - Feb 5, 2004 WTOP News
[PCB] No Fish Tale: Seafood to Get New Labels - Feb 5, 2004 PixPage
[PCB] Court: Man not responsible for auto junk - Feb 5, 2004 Daily Southtown
[PCB] Budget includes Great Lakes funds - Feb 5, 2004 Highland Park News
[PCB] Fishing the Hoosic: an exercise in variety - Feb 5, 2004 iBerkshires.com
[PCB] Kirk pushes for funding for lake cleanup - Feb 5, 2004 Deerfield Review
[PCB] DEP removes drums, underground storage tank from Logan site - Feb 5, 2004 Charleston Gazette
[PCB] Contract made for radioactive cleanup in South Knoxville - Feb 5, 2004 KnoxNews
[PCB] Debacle’s start focus of testimony - Feb 5, 2004 bgdailynews
[Dioxin] Cleaning House - Feb 5, 2004 AlterNet
[Dioxin] Vietnam's Agent Orange Victims File Suit - Feb 5, 2004 Military.com
[Dioxin] Philippine firm turns industrial wastes into cement - Feb 5,  Asia Times
Bush Budget Targets Environmental Programs for Greater Cuts than Other Domestic Spending - Feb 5, 2004 BushGreenWatch
Official: Global warming bigger threat than terrorism - Feb 5, 2004 CNN
Ban Urged on All Animal Protein for Cattle - Feb 5, 2004 New York Times
Panel: Mad Cow Likely Has Spread - Feb 5, 2004 LATimes
Editorial | Changes at the Sierra Club? - Feb 5, 2004 Philadelphia Inquirer
Century May Bring Unprecedented Climate Change to Southern Hemisphere - Feb 5, 2004 NASA
Environmentalists Target Ford for Broken Pledge on SUV Efficiency - Feb 5, EMS
Hydrogen Economy Offers Opportunities But Faces Hurdles - Feb 5, 2004 EMS
Experts: Hydrogen economy possible in time [25 years] - Feb 5, 2004 MSNBC
Population Bombshell - Feb 5, 2004 TomPaine

[PCB] Sediment not cause of PCBs in landfill - Feb 4, 2004 PC
[PCB] Two work on proposal to get Badger land distribution moving forward - Feb 4, 2004 Baraboo News Republic - Feb 4, 2004
Wisconsin loses 2,394 farms - Feb 4, 2004 PG
Open meetings often messy, but they’re law - Feb 4, 2004 PG
Kewaunee nuke plant back at full power - Feb 4, 2004 NC
We're being fed a line - Feb 4, 2004 NC
Scalia should stay away from case of friend Cheney - Feb 4, 2004 PC
Aerial attack on gypsy moths targets Riverside area - Feb 4, 2004 PC
Shattuck Park project derails Jazz-Fest - Feb 4, 2004 PC
Kaukauna Utilities studies its power - Feb 4, 2004 PC
Pederson represents new ‘generation’ at utility - Feb 4, 2004 PC
MPU has reliable water, energy services - Feb 4, 2004 MHT
Dave Zweifel: Media bosses don't lean to the left - Feb 4, 2004 CapTimes
Doyle acts to preserve nearly 800 acres - Feb 4, 2004 MilwJS
Governor Doyle Announces Nine Stewardship Land Purchases - Feb 4, WisPolitics
MMSD to Reduce Mercury Pollution to Lake Michigan, Food Chain - Feb 4, 2004 WisPolitics
Wisconsin lawmakers urged to support mercury reductions from power plants - Feb 4, 2004 WheelerReport
5,000 postcards urge reduction in mercury from power plants - Feb 4, WheelerReport
Lawmakers push for tougher mercury standards - Feb 4, 2004 WheelerReport
Dane Co. Smart Growth News - Feb 4, 2004 WheelerReport
UW data debunks claims that local regulation stifles livestock factory expansion - Feb 4, 2004 WheelerReport
Fishing report - Feb 4, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] An extensive review of published scientific research on human health finds links between environmental exposures and approximately 200 different diseases - Feb 4, 2004 Collaborative on Health and the Environment
[PCB] The fish you buy to carry a label this fall - Feb 4, 2004 SFGate
[PCB] Fumed by your frying pan! - Feb 4, 2004 Chemistry.org
[PCB] River cleanup plan to cost $27 million - Feb 4, 2004 StarPress
[PCB] Prohibiting PCBs from Crossing Border Violates "Investors' Rights": Court Ruling (Scroll down) - Feb 4, 2004 The Dominion
[PCB] Birds washing ashore in massive winterkill - Feb 4, 2004 KATU.com
[PCB] Scientists Create Mice That Produce Heart-Healthy Compounds - Feb 4 HealthCentral.com
[Dioxin] Timeline Documents Three Years of Consistent Failure and Neglect - Feb 4, 2004 ENN
[Dioxin] Bush Administration's Salmon Actions Speak Louder Than Words - Feb 4, 2004 Common Dreams
[Dioxin] Media 'nemesis' drums up a storm - Feb 4, 2004 Rocky Mountain News
[Dioxin] Vietnamese file Agent Orange suit - Feb 4, 2004 BBC
[Dioxin] Vietnamese file first Agent Orange suit - Feb 4, 2004 MSNBC
[Dioxin] Vietnam's Agent Orange Victims File Suit  - Feb 4, 2004 Guardian
The facts of (modern) life - Feb 4, 2004 Independent
Bush budget cuts sewer aid - Feb 4, 2004 Atlanta Journal Constitution
Bush Budget Balloons America's Environmental Deficit - Feb 4, 2004 EMS
Bush Environmental Budget Generating Controversy - Feb 4, 2004 BushGreenWatch
The Bush Administration’s FY2005 Budget for the Environment: Putting Our Future at Risk - Feb 4, 2004 BushGreenWatch
Bush Budget Calls for Oil Drilling in Alaska Refuge - Feb 4, 2004 PlanetArk
EPA raises estimate of newborns exposed to mercury - Feb 4, Scripps Howard News

DNR measures in place to carry out Regulatory Reform Law - Feb 3, 2004 WheelerReport
Great Lakes’ water loss limited - Feb 3, 2004 PG
Paper center looking downtown - Feb 3, 2004 PG
Paper tech center planned for Green Bay - Feb 3, 2004 NC
U.S. agency investigates Mercury Marine complaint - Feb 3, 2004 NC
Kewaunee nuke plant resumes operations - Feb 3, 2004 CapTimes
Gypsy moths to be discussed at public hearing - Feb 3, 2004 ON
Candidates And The Environment - Feb 3, 2004 WSJ
Report raps lawmakers' records on nature - Feb 3, 2004 MilwJS
Tons of old pork ribs sold as fresh, state files indicate - Feb 3, 2004 MilwJS
Sturgeon cap increased - Feb 3, 2004 ON
Town of Holland denies We Energies permit - Feb 3, 2004 Sheboygan
Commission discusses public input on planning map - Feb 3, 2004 Marinette
Cancer facility planned [Pollution increasing cancer rates creates need] - Feb 3, 2004 MilwJS
Corporate media - Feb 3, 2004 FightingBob
Governor announces $800,000 grant for ferry service - Feb 3, 2004 WheelerReport
With pools, you don’t have to wait to kayak - Feb 3, 2004 PC
[PCB] DEC ready to clean New Leb PCB site - Feb 3, 2004 Independent
[PCB] Let the salmon eat meat! - Feb 3, 2004 Globe and Mail
[PCB] Farmed Salmon Carry Harmful Toxins - Feb 3, 2004 Animal News Center
[PCB] Limit Exposure to 'Stuff' By Trying a Varied Diet - Feb 3, 2004 Newsday
[PCB] Disorder still largely a mystery [PCBs linked to Autism] - Feb 3, 2004 Rocky Mountain News
[Dioxin] Search to continue for Agent Orange in Interior - Feb 3, 2004 Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
[Dioxin] EPA seeks to penalize Superior $120,535 - Feb 3, 2004 News-Sentinel
[Dioxin] Plastic water bottles risky? - Feb 3, 2004 Miami Herald
[Dioxin] Corps' response to oil leak reviewed - Feb 3, 2004 Columbian
[Dioxin] EPA fines Ind. aluminum company $120,000 for air violations - Feb 3, 2004 WasteNews
Budget cuts may include police, water - Feb 3, 2004 Billings Gazette
Bush budget cuts environmental funding by 7 percent - Feb 3, 2004 ENN
Stacking the Deck Against Science - Feb 3, 2004 Wired News
EarthTalk: Can mercury in seafood harm a fetus? - Feb 3, 2004 ENN
Budget 'Out of Touch with American Values' Charge Green Groups - Feb 3, OneWorld
'Ground zero' for U.S. energy riles some locals - Feb 3, 2004 MSNBC
Building Safe, Healthy, And Livable Communities - Feb 3, 2004 Planetizen
Scientists Find Ozone-destroying Molecule - Feb 3, 2004 NASA

Inquiry into permits law focuses on its infancy - Feb 2, 2004 PG
Lautenschlager surpasses Doyle in actions for environment offenses - Feb 2, 2004 PG
Latitude North looks to get people hooked on fly fishing - Feb 2, 2004 PG
Cooperate on water talks [scroll down] - Feb 2, 2004 PG
New Merrimac ferry had more breakdowns than old ferry - Feb 2, 2004 NC
Residents get a say about electric transmission projects - Feb 2, 2004 PC
Neenah pedestrian bridge in peril - Feb 2, 2004 PC
Grand Chute studies water expansion - Feb 2, 2004 PC
Boaters can reserve slips at Cedar River Harbor - Feb 2, 2004 Marinette
Mad cow sends beef prices down - Feb 2, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
[PCB] Poisoning for profit: Book exposes US corporate cover-up of toxic pollution - Feb 2, 2004 World Socialist Web Site
[PCB] Arlington Capital puts bid on Slater - Feb 2, 2004 News-Sentinel
[PCB] President Bush's FY2005 Budget Will Continue Positive Environmental Progress - Feb 2, 2004 U.S. Newswire
[PCB] FY 2005 Budget Empowers Agency to Accelerate Environmental Protection - Feb 2, 2004 U.S. Newswire
[PCB] Report: High toxin levels in N.J. shellfish - Feb 2, 2004 NJ.com
[PCB] Is Work Giving You Cancer? - Feb 2, 2004 Good Housekeeping
[Dioxin] EU shoppers wary of poultry as bird flu fears grow - Feb 2, Reuters Alert
[Dioxin] Reporter takes aim at alleged media bias - Feb 2, 2004 Atlanta Journal
Bush Moves to Defuse Environmental Criticism - Feb 2, 2004 Washington Post
President's Budget Fuels Natural Gas Crisis - Feb 2, 2004 ENN
Radon the invisible killer - Feb 2, 2004 NWITimes
New Group Of Swing Voters: 'Gun Rackers' - Feb 2, 2004 Planetizen
Earth could win global warming battle, but may lose species, say scientists - Feb 2, 2004 Edie.net
$70 billion worth of freshwater resources at risk annually, due to wetland loss - Feb 2, 2004 Edie.net
New pollution eating paint will clean the air - Feb 2, 2004 Edie.net
Hydraulic hybrid gives fuel economy a boost - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
Market-based approach to mercury reductions - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
EPA examines midwest insulation processing plants - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
Nuclear power companies suing over waste disposal - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
A "poplar" solution for hog waste? - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
More money for Great Lakes cleanup? - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
USDA to tighten biotech crop regulations? - Feb 2, 2004 GLRC
How to Fall In Love With Cities; Lessons from Europe in making great places - Feb 2, 2004 Mich. Land Use Institute

Carbon dioxide leak shuts down nuclear power plant - Feb 1, 2004 PG
Power plant declared low level emergency - Feb 1, 2004 NC
Low-level emergency declared at nuke plant - Feb 1, 2004 PC
Tiny mouse has big impact on nature - Feb 1, 2004 PG
Downtown plans shaky [sustainability issue] - Feb 1, 2004 PG
Ryan runs a marathon in a businessman’s shoes [Fox River trail] - Feb 1, 2004 PG
Better ice brings in flurry of Master Angler fishing contest entries - Feb 1, 2004 PG
Outdoors calendar - Feb 1, 2004 PG
It’s time to get wild about elk - Feb 1, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Green Bay turns 150 [no mention of the bay or river?] - Feb 1, 2004 NC
Dairy farmer charged with criminal damage to utility property - Feb 1, 2004 NC
Oneidas lease ONE building to native tissue firm - Feb 1, 2004 NC
Terminal for lake ferry will cost 75% more than expected - Feb 1, 2004 NC
Residents can register for pesticide news - Feb 1, 2004 PC
Special interests too influential - Feb 1, 2004 PC
Maritime collections have different values - Feb 1, 2004 MHT
Water at heart of Two Rivers - Feb 1, 2004 MHT
Club sets ice fishing derby - Feb 1, 2004 MHT
Put it on ice - Feb 1, 2004 ON
Citizens carving future - Feb 1, 2004 ON
Retaining our healthy quality of life in region - Feb 1, 2004 ON
Some Hold Firm As Firms Jobs Go Overseas - Feb 1, 2004 Sheboygan
Blue Harbor warms hearts of visitors - Feb 1, 2004 Sheboygan
No shortage of uses from fruit of the Mountain ash - Feb 1, 2004 Sheboygan
Their milk, not ours - Feb 1, 2004 FightingBob.com
Alliant union gets serious - Feb 1, 2004 CapTimes
Part Of Patriot Act Called Unconstitutional - Feb 1, 2004 CapTimes
Panel To Study So-called Issue Ads - Feb 1, 2004 CapTimes
Highway Bill Hits Snag Over Gas Tax Hike - Feb 1, 2004 APWire
Oil Supply Fears Overblown, Analysts Say - Feb 1, 2004 APWire
[PCB] For sale: Cold War industrial complex - Feb 1, 2004 News-record.com
[PCB] Import risks lurk on United States buffet of plenty - Feb 1, 2004 Times-Picayune
[PCB] Autism reaching 'epidemic' levels - Feb 1, 2004 Naples
[PCB] More autism cases reported, yet cause remains unknown - Feb 1, Naples
[Dioxin] Search finds no Agent Orange - Feb 1, 2004 JuneauEmpire
[Dioxin] Don outlines hazards of plastics - Feb 1, 2004 IPPMedia
EPA rule on mercury gives coal-burners flexibility - Feb 1, 2004 Miami.com
No-Till Farming Reduces Greenhouse Gas Emissions - Feb 1, 2004 VOANews
Ford halts pollution label plan for cars - Feb 1, 2004 Independent.co.uk
US Must Do More to Stem Air Pollution - Scientists - Feb 1, 2004 PlanetArk
Bush Wants More Research Money for Hydrogen Cars - Feb 1, 2004 PlanetArk
Bald Eagle Watching a Big US Draw - Feb 1, 2004 PlanetArk
Crazy cows? Flu birds? Time to enter the vegan - Feb 1, 2004 Chicago Sun-Times

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• The Green Bay Press Gazette's Fox River Cleanup Page

• The Appleton Post Crescent's PCB Page (incomplete)

• The BadgerLinks --- ProQuest Newspaper Search Engine (accessible through Appleton Public Library) ---may not work for everyone

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Clean Water Action Council
1270 Main Street, Suite 120, Green Bay, WI 54302
Phone: 920-437-7304, Fax: 920-437-7326 
E-mail:  CleanWater@cwac.net