March 11-20, 2004

[PCB] Florida eatery puts Midwest memories on a plate [but do they tell them about the PCBs?]
G-P braces for loss of 200 jobs - March 20, 2004 PG
Georgia-Pacific to cut 200 jobs at Green Bay mill - March 20, 2004 NC
Business recycling nominations are sought - March 20, 2004 PG
Thompson records scandal joins parade - March 20, 2004 PG
Wolf River recedes, water level at 6 feet - March 20, 2004 PC
Panel OKs last plat for Wildlife - March 20, 2004 PC
Shocked resident denied redress - March 20, 2004 PC
Grant boosts Fox Cities tourism - March 20, 2004 PC
Court eases state zoning criteria - March 20, 2004 PC
Court relaxes zoning law - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
Time for well-earned rest [Environmental Deregulation] - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
Muskies main focus at hearings - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
Disappearing lake flies - March 20, 2004 ON
Wisconsin Diary: Creepy crawlies - March 20, 2004 CapTimes
Oil Prices Add to Wall Street Negativity - March 20, 2004 AP
Marathon to Buy Ashland Share of Refinery - March 20, 2004 AP
We Energies grant for Urban League building drew gasps - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
Lures without a catch; Odd collection attracts attention, but not fish - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
Show hopes to attract sportsmen of color - March 20, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Six Reasons Why Cancer Rates Among Teens are on the Rise - March 20, 2004 Dr. Mercola
[PCB] Neighbors of nerve agent incinerator unconcerned despite leaks - March 20, 2004 HeraldTribune
[PCB] James River - March 20, 2004 DailyPress
[PCB] Progress for PEDA - March 20, 2004 Berkshire Eagle
[PCB] Pregnant women, children urged to cut back on tuna - March 20, 2004 News-Leader
[PCB] PCBs found in local bird eggs - March 20, 2004 PoughkeepsieJournal
[Dioxin] Weapons of mass destruction: The case of Agent Orange - March 20, 2004 People's Weekly World
[Dioxin] 'Worthless' homes selling - March 20, 2004 SaginawNews
[Dioxin] Attorney urges class-action suit for Tittabawassee River residents - March 20, 2004 SaginawNews
[Dioxin] Suspected Carcinogen Speeds Through People's Bodies - March 20, 2004 ScienceNews
Friday's the day to drop the news - March 20, 2004 Olympian

[PCB] Georgia-Pacific, EPA, DNR reach agreement over Fox River - March 19, 2004 NC
[PCB] G-P, NCR to fund Fox River cleanup blueprint - March 19, 2004 PG
[PCB] Environmental groups question PCB agreement - March 19, 2004 PC
[PCB] Scope of Fox River PCB deal examined - March 19, 2004 PC
[PCB] Paper Companies Push Up Fox River Cleanup - March 19, 2004 WBAY
[PCB] Another accord reached in Fox River cleanup - March 19, 2004 Pioneer Press
[PCB] Cong. Green: Statement on Fox River cleanup announcement - March 18, 2004 Wheeler Report (PDF)
[PCB] Quad Communities endorse process to eliminate PCBs from Fox River - March 19, 2004 Kaukauna Times-Villager
[PCB] Residents see harbor options - March 19, 2004 MEH
Suit seeks removal of water transmission line from property - March 19, 2004 NC
DNR investigating reports of well contamination - March 19, 2004 Kewaunee County News
Point Beach plant's owners fined - March 19, 2004 MilwJS
Four-lane bridge will replace Claude Allouez - March 19, 2004 De Pere Journal
Governor praises mayor’s efforts on bridge - March 19, 2004 DCA
Letters: Bridge affects entire region - March 19, 2004 PC
Sewage spill leaves sticky questions - March 19, 2004 MHT
Fund set up to help sewer victims - March 19, 2004 MHT
Tips to combat high cost of gas [and air pollution] in Wisconsin - March 19, MHT
Growth not a guarantee in all communities - March 19, 2004 ON
Editorial: Gard interests not matching up with state needs - March 19, 2004 ON
Stora Enso grant invests in job growth - March 19, 2004 Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Customers may pay millions for cleanup of power plant - March 19, 2004 MilwJS
Wisconsin eagle wounded by shotgun should recover, vet says - March 19, 2004 NC
Residents see harbor options - March 19, 2004 Marinette
Thompson’s missing papers cause for audit - March 19, 2004 PC
Probe the records loss - March 19, 2004 CapTimes
Stupid? Yes. Nefarious? No - March 19, 2004 Ashland Daily Press
Bush Administration Remains Contradictory on Mercury - March 19, ,2004 WisPolitics
Editorial: Scalia should duck this one - March 19, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] EPA Fails to Regulate Toxic Air Emissions - March 19, 2004 Earth Justice
[PCB] EPA crew using diversionary tactic to reroute river during PCB cleanup - March 19, 2004 Berkshire Eagle Online
[PCB] State health officials looking at pollution and developmental disabilities in Berkshire County - March 19, 2004 The Advocate
[PCB] Money not part of PCB cleanup - March 19, 2004 Saratogian
[PCB] State: Shiawassee PCBs still pose hazard - March 19, 2004 Ann Arbor News
[PCB] Wardrobe wonderland - March 19, 2004 Poughkeepsie Journal
[PCB] Fish-Oil Supplements Contain Contaminants, Study Claims - March 19, 2004 HealthCentral
[Dioxin] Naked City - March 19, 2004 Austin Chronicle
[Dioxin] Penobscots of Maine sue in federal court - March 19, 2004 Indian Country Today
[Dioxin] Trial opens on Agent Orange lawsuit filed by Vietnamese victims - March 19, 2004 VNAgency.com.vn
[Dioxin] DEQ plans meeting on White Pine Sash site - March 19, 2004 Missoulian
[Dioxin] Groups want EPA's oversight - March 19, 2004 Tallahassee Democrat
[Dioxin] Activists to file water lawsuit - March 19, 2004 News-Press
[Dioxin] Monsanto agrees to investigate dioxin contamination in W.Va. river - March 19, 2004 WasteNews
[Dioxin] Monsanto, Pharmacia to Conduct New Toxin Study in West Virginia River - March 19, 2004 MiamiHerald
[Dioxin] Clean Florida Waters, Environmental Groups Tell EPA - March 19, 2004 MiamiHerald
Feds recommend kids, some women limit their fish intake - March 19, 2004 USAToday
Chip Industry to Probe Cancer Rates of Workers - March 19, 2004 PlanetArk
GOP Pollster Warns Bush to Ease Up on Clean Water Act - March 19, 2004 Bush GreenWatch
U.S. justice Scalia refuses to recuse in Cheney case - March 19, 2004 ENN
Report criticizes Army Corps of Engineers - March 19, 2004 ENN
Early signs of climate devastation already visible: Kofi Annan - March 19, 2004 Yahoo
Fresh studies support new mass extinction theory - March 19, 2004 ENN

[PCB] Gov.Doyle: Announces Agreement for Fox River Cleanup Design - March 18, 2004 WisPolitics
[PCB] Fox PCB cleanup moves forward - March 18, 2004 PC
Valley Packaging keeps its eye on the future - March 18, 2004 PG
New image needed to boost state tourism - March 18, 2004 PG
DNR investigating reports of well contamination - March 18, 2004 Kewaunee
Green Bay, suburbs end water talks - March 18, 2004 NC
Hobart’s water request rejected - March 18, 2004 PG
Emergency water request denied for GB suburb - March 18, 2004 WaterTech
G-P talks to workers about job cutbacks  - March 18, 2004 PG
G-P floats possible Green Bay job cuts - March 18, 2004 PC
Economic concerns linger - March 18, 2004 PC
Neenah Riverwalk draws excitement - March 18, 2004 PC
Johnsrud will not seek another term in Assembly - March 18, 2004 PC
Legislature, governor locked in partisan battle - March 18, 2004 PC
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation: Farm Bureau Seeking Governor's Signature on Ag Bills [Factory Farming] - March 18, 2004 WisPolitics
Legislature, governor locked in partisan battle - March 18, 2004 PG
Seminar discusses exports - March 18, 2004 ON
Editorial: Pulping Thompson's papers - March 18, 2004 MilwJS
Sen. Ellis: Gov. Doyle Tips His Anti-Reform Hand, Says Ellis - March 18, MilwJS
‘Feudal serfs of corporate capital’ - March 18, 2004 FightingBob
Neenah Riverwalk draws excitement - March 18, 2004 PC
Long-term plans smart civic value - March 18, 2004 ON
Wildest story in the news isn’t a wolf near Appleton - Wisconsin Outdoors
Land Conservation Department now at new location at courthouse - March 18, 2004 Rhinelander Daily News
Experts deny CWD has spread - March 17, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Great Outdoors Almanac - March 18, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Outdoor Recreation Report - March 18, 2004 DCA
Tying the knot - March 18, 2004 MilwJS
Board backs ship museum talks - March 18, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Ruddiman cleanup a 'go,' but more pollution found - March 18, 2004 Muskegon Chronicle
[PCB] DEC recommends $65M cleanup of GE site in Hudson Falls - March 18, 2004 DEC
[PCB] DPH to collect developmental disability data in Berkshires - March 18, 2004 Berkshire Eagle Online
[PCB] Argentina Water Privatization Scheme Runs Dry - March 18, 2004 Guerrilla News Network
[Dioxin] Love Canal Declared Clean, Ending Toxic Horror - March 18, 2004 NYTimes
[Dioxin] Judge dismisses nine - March 18, 2004 Saginaw News
[Dioxin] Conservation Groups Asks Federal Bush Administration to Protect Florida's Waters - March 18, 2004 Common Dreams
Scalia Won't Remove Self From Cheney Case - March 18, 2004 Madison
EPA Urged To Tighten Rules on Tap Water - March 18, 2004 Washington Post
More Roads Increase Traffic and Pollution - March 18, 2004 Planetizen
Park Service tried to conceal service cuts, files show: Officials urged to call them 'adjustments' - March 18, 2004 SFGate
National parks told to cut services quietly - March 18, 2004 MSNBC
Memo Advises National Parks Officials on How to Mislead Public on Service Cuts - March 18, 2004 Bush GreenWatch
When polluters write the law - March 18, 2004 Berkshire Eagle Online
'Just the facts' not EPA's credo - March 18, 2004 AJC
Environmental science programs cut in fiscal year 2005 budget proposal - March 18, 2004 ES&T Online
Report sees major extinction under way - March 18, 2003 MSNBC
Earth faces sixth mass extinction  - March 18, 2004 New Scientist

[PCB] Is landfilling answer to problem with PCBs? - March 17, 2004 PC
Republicans salivate over Lautenschlager affair - March 17, 2004 NC
Suburbs, Green Bay say water talks over - March 17, 2004 PG
Cooperation key to water solution (Scroll down) - March 17, 2004 PG
Doyle: Tourism funding is a priority - March 17, 2004 PG
Growing tourism improves quality of life, speaker says - March 17, 2004 PG
Tourism spending increased slightly in Wisconsin - March 17, 2004 NC
Risk manager working to be strong partner - March 17, 2004 PC
Doyle pledges to up funds for tourism ads - March 17, 2004 PC
Residents look forward to using trestle rec trail - March 17, 2004 PC
Sewage plant flooding shows need to reduce inflow - March 17, 2004 PC
Drive less to get more out of roads - March 17, 2004 PG
De Pere council OKs four-lane bridge - March 17, 2004 PG
Gard asks for probe into records destruction - March 17, 2004 PG
DNR investigating reports of well contamination in county - March 17, 2004 NC
De Pere mayor breaks bridge tie - March17, 2004 NC
Destroyed records not just Tommy's - March 17, 2004 CapTimes
Doyle, lawmakers reflect on session [Environmental Deregulation] - March 17, 2004 MilwJS
‘Nature tourism’ touted for state - March 17, 2004 MHT
The loss of the American middle class - March 17, 2004 MHT
Injured bald eagle will soar again - March 17, 2004 PC
Radon kits available in Neenah - March 17, 2004 PC
Which cities are worst for asthma sufferers? [Madison #4] - March 17, 2004 CNN
Sports Show becomes kinder, gentler affair - March 17, 2004 MilwJS
Weekly fishing report - March 17, 2004 PC
[PCB] State: GE must tunnel under river - March 17, 2004 Poughkeepsie Journal
[PCB] PCB removal plan approved - March 17, 2004 Capital News 9
[PCB] Higher levels of contaminants in fish oils, finds study - March 17, 2004 Food Navigator
[PCB] Cod liver oil may contain flame retardants - March 17, 2004 Medical News Today
[PCB] FAQ on the risks, benefits of fish - March 17, 2004 Mercury News
[PCB] Home cooks have the recipe for better health - March 17, 2004 Rocky Mountain News
[PCB/Dioxin] Halibut: a great catch - March 17, 2004 Mercury News
[Dioxin] Solution to burn barrel ban lies in education - March 17, 2004 Saratogian
[Dioxin] Calculating the cost of war - March 17, 2004 Taipei Times
[Dioxin] Dioxin levels fall in infant formula - March 17, 2004 FoodNavigator
NPS Retirees: Internal Memos Reveal Public To Be Misled On Planned National Park Cuts, Even As Push For More Visitors Launched - March 17, 2004 EMS
Bush's Broken Campaign Promise Crippling National Parks - March 17, 2004 Bush GreenWatch

[PCB] PCB bill will do more than stop town of Vinland burial - March 16, 2004 
[PCB] Mills can’t blame regulations, cleanup - March 16, 2004 PG
Bay Shipbuilding gets $2M in tax credits - March 16, 2004 PG
Paper Converting Machine Co. will shed 50 jobs - March 16, 2004 PG
Paper Converting Machine Co. shifts production, duties - March 16, 2004 PG
Investigation continues in dispute over polluted well [Factory Farming] - March 16, 2004 PG
Destination Development rep: Make tourism about fun - March 16, 2004 PG
Doyle gives thumbs up on Sturgeon Bay’s second bridge - March 16, 2004 PG
Bridge roundabouts proposal has merit - March 16, 2004 PG
A look at bills the governor signed yesterday [utility pollution costs] - March 16, 2004 NC
Museum to be called 'Paper Discovery Center' - March 16, 2004 NC
Survey: Most expect to keep staff levels same - March 16, 2004 NC
Pharmacist faces complaint over failure to dispense birth control - March 16, NC
Same-sex orientation rooted in biology, UW professor says [PCBs alter hormone levels during critical development stages] - March 16, 2004 PC
Fox Valley job market picking up - March 16, 2004 PC
Labor Management Council set for April 21 - March 16, 2004 PC
Growth spots - March 16, 2004 PC
Projections show older, more populous region - March 16, 2004 PC
More wolves seen in Fox Cities area - March 16, 2004 PC
Habitat, fishing areas along Wolf River trail improved - March 16, 2004 PC
Signs of new investment adorning landscape up, down river - March 16, 2004 PC
Cost of gas has many of us already driving less - March 16, 2004 PC
Job outlook better in Lakeshore - March 16, 2004 MHT
Two Rivers residents irritated by sewer issue - March 16, 2004 MHT
Shipbuilding to receive big boost - March 16, 2004 MHT
The Hot Spot: Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine - March 16, Wis. Outdoors
State mistakenly destroys records from Thompson's administration [How convenient] - March 16, 2004 MilwJS
Probe of Thompson records loss sought - March 16, 2004 MilwJS
Hundreds of boxes of state historical documents destroyed - March 16, 2004 NC
Ed Garvey: Wealth, not citizens, now controls our government - March 16, 2004 CapTimes
Bay Ship awarded $2 million tax credit - March 16, 2004 DCA
Brand: rube - March 16, 2004 FightingBob
[PCB] Ketchikan OKs funds for new marine highway headquarters - March 16, 2004 JuneauEmpire
[PCB] Officials approve cleanup plan - March 16, 2004 Capital News
[PCB] Ancient fish oil remedy is still useful - March 16, 2004 Newsday
[PCB] Cod liver oil - March 16, 2004 Newsday
[PCB] Cascadia: where Canadians live better than we knew - March [PCB] Poor childhood health a growing concern - March 16, 2004 Daily Yomiuri On-Line
[Dioxin] New York May Ban Backyard Trash Burns - March 16, 2004 CentreDaily
[Dioxin] States ban harmful backyard burn barrels - March 16, 2004 Bennington Banner
[Dioxin] Official opposes subdivision plan - March 16, 2004 BillingsGazette
[Dioxin] Dioxin-receptor network identified - March 16, 2004 Innovations Report
[Dioxin] Dodgy deals and irresponsible care - March 16, 2004 Greenpeace
Mercury Emissions Rule Geared to Benefit Industry, Staffers Say - March 16, 2004 LATimes
Crippling Superfund cleanups - March 16, 2004 FortWayne
Pollution unites town, but solution tears it apart - March 16, 2004 USAToday
Testing for Mad Cow Disease To Expand - March 16, 2004 Washington Post
New power plants not the best option - March 16, 2004 AJC.com
EarthTalk: How can I tell if something is made from old-growth wood? - March 16, 2004 ENN
National Parks Air Pollution Protections Shredded; Political Appointees Overruling Scientists - March 16, 2004 EMS
NPS Retirees to Expose Plans to Cut Services at National Parks This Summer - March 16, 2004 EMS
Experts Say Cheap Oil May Soon Be History - March 16, 2004 EMS
Bush Circuit Court Nominee on Hold? - March 16, 2004 Bush GreenWatch

Governor’s Council eyes taxes to fuel tourism - March 15, 2004 PG
Water deal may set stage for growth along I-43 - March 15, 2004 PG
Paper museum in Appleton is set to open this year - March 15, 2004 PG
Multistate train proposal moving to back burner - March 15, 2004 NC
Mayor: Water deal will impact generations - March 15, 2004 WaterTech
Energy task force touts renewable sources - March 15, 2004 MilwJS
Editorial: Troubled nuclear plant brings safety questions - March 15, 2004 SP
Proposed EPA mercury rules fail to protect Northern Wisconsin lakes and children, Potawatomi leader testifies - March 15, 2004 Forest County Potawatomi Times
Legislature OKs Leibham emissions bill - March 15, 2004 SP
Cyclists will race through De Pere this year - March 15, 2004 DePere Journal
Paper museum in Appleton is set to open this year - March 15, 2004 PG
New funds sought for tourism - March 15, 2004 PC
Editorial: Mismanagement program - March 15, 2004 MilwJS
Legislative fish story: this one got away, again - March 15, 2004 NC
Wisconsin in the summertime spotlight [forestry] - March 15, 2004 NC
UW-Manty club holds Earth Day logo contest - March 15, 2004 MHT
Troubled nuclear plant brings safety questions - March 15, 2004 Sheboygan
Fisherman’s Road to close - March 15, 2004 SP
Fish's toxin may help cancer patients - March 15, 2004 MilwJS
Bear in the air - March 15, 2004 MilwJS
For some of us, trout can be elusive - March 15, 2004 MilwJS
Editorial: Birds of a feather on CD together - March 15, 2004 ON
Northern Wisconsin's Largest Indoor Water Park Resort to Open in June - March 15, 2004 Yahoo
[PCB] Report: Hoosic is healthier - March 15, 2004 North Adams Transcript
[PCB] Study shows improvement in health of Hoosic River - March 15, 2004 Berkshire Eagle Online
[PCB] Coming Soon…New Park in Arlington - March 15, 2004 EarthVision
[PCB] Lot's prime location may speed efforts - March 15, 2004 Olympian
[PCB] Chromium not as bad as you think, says controversial toxicologist [Junk science for industry] - March 15, 2004 Jersey Journal
[PCB] Tackling toxics - March 15, 2004 AME Info
[PCB/Dioxin] U.S. fails on POPs treaty - March 15, 2004 News-Miner
[Dioxin] A little poison, a big help? [Scientific study does not support hormesis theory] - March 15, 2004 Baltimore Sun
[Dioxin] Dentist hopes grape skin study has teeth - March 15, 2004 TheStar
[Dioxin] School district considers consolidating administrative offices - March 15, 2004 Missoulian
[Dioxin] Developers hope to improve Bay City lot - March 15, 2004 Bay City Times
Limiting Mercury Pollution Is Focus of Hot Debate - March 15, 2004 Washington Post
Technology bottleneck slows mercury cleanup - March 15, 2004 MSNBC
Bush EPA Seeks Weaker Control Over Transport of Hazardous Waste - March 15, 2004 Bush GreenWatch
Corporate Decision-Making on Carbon Emissions - March 15, 2004 EMS
Biggest US banks targeted by environmental group - March 15, 2004 Planet Ark
Security overrules public access - March 15, 2004 AtlantaJournalConstitution
Scientists back Navajos' uranium mining fight - March 15, 2004 MSNBC
Group wants impact statement on nuclear shipment - March 15, 2004 PlanetSave
This favor may backfire for industry - March 15, 2004 Missoulian
EU moves to protect dolphins shared in fishermen's nets - March 15, 2004 PlanetSave

Volunteers sought by Wildlife Sanctuary - March 14, 2004 NC
Smelt fishing on Bay to be debated - March 14, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Spring hearings set to tackle issues from smelt to deer hunt - March 14, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
New DNR Web site shows state-owned recreation lands - March 14, 2004 PG
DNR launches state mapping site - March 14, 2004 PC
DNR biologist to discuss Silver Lake fish planting - March 14, 2004 MHT
'Nicolet' wayside will stay open this year - March 14, 2004 NC
New recycling system off to a rocky start - March 14, 2004 NC
DNR is clueless about area wolves - March 14, 2004 PG
Ag ‘fare’ pushes healthy farming - March 14, 2004 PC
Little Chute to privatize water utility - March 14, 2004 Kaukauna Times Villager
Naturally Wisconsin - March 14, 2004 ON
Cold, wet — what’s not to like? - March 14, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Spring hearings set to tackle issues from smelt to deer hunt - March 14, 2004
State's population projected to reach 6.42 million in 2030 - March 14, 2004 MilwJS
Bill regulating fishing tourneys dies for 3rd time - March 14, 2004 WSJ
Hunting? Not around these cities - March 14, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
In Brief - Fishing - March 14, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
[Dioxin] Jim Buchholz column: Lake trout is king of the Great Lakes - March 14, 2004 SP
Sherri Byrand column: Lack of scientific knowledge in U.S. makes my blood boil - March 14, 2004 SP
Bush administration shirking on mercury (Scroll down) - March 14, 2004 PC
Public must tell Bush to stand up for clean water (Scroll down) - March 14, 2004 ON
Group opposing global outsourcing interesting, but faces uphill battle - March 14, 2004 MilwJS
Charters reeling in business - March 14, 2004 SP
Paper Hall on a roll toward opening - March 14, 2004 PC
Cher-Make gains energy award - March 14, 2004 MHT
[PCB] Toxic waste sites dot South Sound - March 14, 2004 TheOlympian
[PCB] Hudson: A history of conservation - March 14, 2004 JournalNews
[PCB] Don't let advisories hook you - March 14, 2004 Ledger-Enquirer
[PCB] A welcome sign of spring trout being stocked - March 14, 2004 LowellSun
[PCB] Council debates best way to use GE bucks - March 14, 2004 Berkshire Eagle
[Dioxin] LNG meeting moved to larger forum Pro and con views expected over exclusivity agreement - March 14, 2004 Times-Standard
[Dioxin] Plaintiffs in Champion Paper suit to receive $2.4M settlement - March 14, 2004 Citizen Tribune
Playgrounds can be hazardous to your child's health - March 14, 2004 Enterprise
Verbatim'In this world of warring states, nuclear-arms proliferation is inevitable.' - March 14, 2004 Philadelphia Inquirer
The Risky Business of Cheap Living - March 14, 2004 LATimes
U.S. bans swordfishing to help sea turtles - March 14, 2004 MSNBC
Imagining a world without birds - March 14, 2004 Japan Times

Senate sends Doyle bill on livestock expansion [Factory Farming] - March 13, 2004 PC
Editorial: Before you go on vacation, vote by absentee ballot - March 13, 2004 PC
How to vote absentee How to vote by absentee ballot - March 13, 2004 PC
Leaders tout changes at end of session [Environmental Deregulation] - March 13, 2004 MEH
Electrical pricing: Abuse of power - March 13, 2004 WSJ
Make Rubbermaid pay for cleanup (Scroll down) - March 13, 2004 MHT
Conference to address tourism - March 13, 2004 PG
DOT may ignore city bridge vote - March 13, 2004 PC
EPA warns pet owners of unsafe flea, tick products - March 13, 2004 SeattlePI
[PCB] Repeat of incinerator's PCBs tests set for this weekend - March 13, 2004 MSNBC
[PCB] EPA finishes cleanup work - March 13, 2004 Saratogian
[PCB] New alliance to protect Hudson watershed - March 13, 2004 Poughkeepsie Journal
[PCB] Chennai a dumping ground for e - waste? - March 13, 2004 News Today
[PCB] Fierce rivalry, not food safety, at root of salmon scare: NSEC - March 13, 2004 Todayonline
[Dioxin] Study bias fears arise - March 13, 2004 Saginaw News
More Than Mad Cow - March 13, 2004 LATimes

Rep Miller: Groundwater Protection Act Passed - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
Trout Unlimited: Calls Groundwater Bill A "Good First Step" - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin: Praises Legislature on Passage of Groundwater Protection Bill - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
River Alliance of Wisconsin: Groundwater Bill Culminates Three-Year Project For River Group, Potato Growers and UW Scientists - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
Green Bay: Reconsider water deal - March 12, 2004 MHT
Science instructors gather in Appleton to stimulate lessons - March 12, 2004 PC
Dairy Business Association: Siting Legislation Passes State Senate [Factory Farming] - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
Governor expected to announce aid for Door County shipyard - March 12, 2004 PG
Calumet plans oak field project - March 12, 2004 PC
State manufacturers investing in the future [Environmental Deregulation] - March 12, 2004 PG
Meyer bill would codify county authority on OHWM - March 12, 2004 Lakeland Times
CWD reports worry Whitetails Unlimited - March 12, 2004 PC
Sierra Club: Anglers, Sierra Club Tell President Bush: "Clean up Mercury Pollution Putting Wisconsin at Risk" - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics
WI Congressional Delegation: Request for Delay of MISO Implementation - March 12, 2004 WisPolitics (PDF)
Anglers share their mania for muskies - March 12, 2004 MilwJS
[PCB] Harbor pollution costs climb - March 12, 2004 PortlandTribune
[Dioxin] Dioxin Exposure Not Tied to Soft-Tissue Cancer - March 12, 2004 Planet Ark
[Dioxin] Meanwhile: Closing the circle on Vietnam - March 12, 2004 IHT
Not-so-Superfund - March 12, 2004 Pioneer Press
EPA Sued Over Sept. 11 Contamination - March 12, 2004 Reuters
Bush EPA Seeks Weaker Rules for Radioactive Waste - March 12, 2004 Bush GreenWatch
EPA Data On Water Purity Faulted - March 12, 2004 Washington Post
Report Faults EPA for Water Claims - March 12, 2004 Newsday
EPA Inspector General Finds Bush Administration and EPA Misled Public About Improvements in National Drinking Water Quality - March 12, 2004 ENN
The Bush administration packs the courts with anti-environmental judges - March 12, 2004 ENN
Americans using less water, report says Consumption is 25% less than in '70s, report says - March 12, 2004 USA Today
Satoshi Ishikawa: Pesticides more dangerous than believed - March 12, 2004 Asahi.com

[PCB] Report: State data on Great Lakes safety is flawed - March 11, 2004 PC
[PCB] Great Lakes safety data flawed, new report says - March 11, 2004 PG
Report: States inconsistent in measuring water quality of Great Lakes - March 11, 2004 NC
Green Bay, Hobart talk water deal - March 11, 2004 NC
Green Bay’s suburbs get water appeal - March 11, 2004 PG
Sen. Kedzie and Rep. Johnsrud: Legislature Advances Groundwater Protection Bill - March 11, 2004 WisPolitics
New test shows deer in Manitowoc, Marinette counties with CWD - March 11, 2004 PG
CWD detected in more counties - March 11, 2004 PC
John Nichols: Doyle cuts Lautenschlager little slack [Environmental Deregulation] - March 11, 2004 CapTimes
DOT commits to fix up aging Sturgeon Bay bridge - March 11, 2004 PG
Pat Durkin column: This and every March, take time to recall Leopold - March 11, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
City gets approval to shoot seagulls - March 11, 2004 MHT
Volunteer fattens young salmon - March 11, 2004 MHT
Low bid OK'd to dredge launch area - March 11, 2004 Kewaunee County News
Fishermen will be able to use newly improved boat launch - March 11, 2004 MEH
[Dioxin] Household Hazardous Materials Collection facility has met expectations for usage by county residents - March 11, 2004 LaCrosseTribune
The ups and downs of campaign finance reform - March 11, 2004 FightingBob
Bush waging war on the entire planet (Scroll down) - March 11, 2004 MilwJS
Seminar Stage features local experts - March 11, 2004 MilwJS
Wildlife refuges increase property values - March 11, 2004 Daily Press
Wildlife watching is big business in U.S.- March 11, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
Great Outdoors Almanac - March 11, 2004 Wisconsin Outdoors
[PCB] Town to clean out electric transformers - March 11, 2004 Danvers Herald
[PCB] Tighter standards for lakes pursued - March 11, 2004 ToledoBlade
[PCB] Landfill debris sparks heated council debate - March 11, 2004 South Coast Today
[PCB] Developer to be selected for So. River Metals site - March 11, 2004 Independent
[PCB] Commonly Used Chemical May Cause Irreparable Brain Damage to Children - March 12, 2004 EMS
[Dioxin] Flood-borne sediment includes dioxin - March 11, 2004 Saginaw News
[Dioxin] Burn barrel opponents push for ban - March 11, 2004 Daily Star Online
[Dioxin] Study aims to bolster image of salmon farmed in B.C. - March 11, 2004 SeattlePI
[Dioxin] EU to 'Name and Shame' Unhygienic Food Firms, Farms - March 11, 2004 Planet Ark
[Dioxin] Petition calls for US’s responsibility on Agent Orange victims - March 11, 2004 Voice of Vietnam
NYC residents and workers sue EPA over air quality after Sept. 11 attacks - March 11, 2004 ENN
Suit Faults EPA Over Its Post-Attack Statements - March 11, 2004 LATimes
NYC Residents Sue EPA For Lying After 9/11 - March 11, 2004 Democracy Now
Senate Fails to Make Polluters Pay for Toxic Waste Site Cleanups - March 11, 2004 EMS
Groups Move to Block Regulations That Cut Wildlife Experts out of the Loop When Assessing Impact of Forest Fire Plans - March 11, 2004 EMS
Welcome To Bushworld - March 11, 2004 CBS News
Moody's issues report on US nuclear power - March 11, 2004 PlanetArk
A growing danger to seas, lakes - March 11, 2004 IndyStar
Bush Reduces Commitment to Global Environmental Protection - March 11, 2004 Bush GreenWatch
Bush majors in suppression of science - March 11, 2004 JapanTimes

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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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