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White House Declares War on Asian Carp
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Coyotes Spotted on Columbia Campus
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Audi's Green Police: The Funniest Super Bowl Ad?
Feb 8, 2010
Carp Crisis Goes to Washington
It's a big week for efforts to keep the destructive Asian carp out of the Great Lakes. A White House summit on Monday will be followed by congressional hearings on Tuesday, a Justice Department strategy session on Wednesday, and a public meeting in Chicago on Friday. Follow the Story>
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Fishing for Pollution on the Bronx River
by Jenny Shalant
At one time, a trip down this New York waterway meant dodging dumped cars and washing machines. Now, after local cleanup efforts, volunteers and students test the water to keep upstream polluters honest.
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Q&A: Carol Browner, Director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy
by James Gerstenzang
Americans are hungry for work and the nation’s global competitiveness is at risk. For the White House, an energy and climate bill is all about the economy.
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Redrawing the American City
by Laura Wright
In their quest to rein in sprawl and create a more livable metropolis, Chicago’s city planners are working to solve a multitude of ills, from time and energy wasted in traffic and lost economic productivity to the biggest problem of all: climate change.
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