"FDA Ramps Up Scrutiny on a New Area: Cheese"
The Food and Drug Administration is intensifying scrutiny of -- and enforcement against -- cheeses made out of raw milk.
Source: Wash Post, 02/07/2011
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EPA Webinar: Food: Why We Eat Too Much and Waste Too Much
Webinar 4 of 10 in US EPA's year-long webinar series exploring how people can reduce greenhouse gases by making more sustainable choices that support a vital economy. Each month, guest speakers share their views on consumption and get participants thinking and talking about how personal choices can impact the environment.
EPA Webinar: Your Eco Footprint/ Downsizing Your Consumption
Webinar 3 of 10 in US EPA's year-long webinar series exploring how people can reduce greenhouse gases by making more sustainable choices that support a vital economy. Each month, guest speakers share their views on consumption and get participants thinking and talking about how personal choices can impact the environment.
"Researchers Warn Arctic Fishing Under-Reported"
"The amount of fish caught in the Arctic has been dramatically under-reported for decades, making the northern ocean environment appear far more pristine than it really is, according to a new study."
Source: Reuters, 02/07/2011
"USDA Partially Deregulating Biotech Sugar Beets"
"U.S. agricultural regulators on Friday said despite a court ban, they would allow commercial planting of genetically modified sugar beets under closely controlled conditions while they complete a full environmental impact statement."
Source: Reuters, 02/07/2011
"Food Costs At Record High As U.N. Warns Of Volatile Era"
"Record high global food prices showed no sign of relenting following a rash of catastrophic weather, highlighted by a major U.S. snowstorm and a cyclone in Australia, which could put yet more pressure on prices and spark further unrest around the world."
Monday, February 7, 2011
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"Environment Canada Investigates Many, But Convicts Few"
"Environment Canada enforcement officers launched hundreds of investigations, typed up thousands of warnings and carried out tens of thousands of inspections over a recent seven-year stretch. But over that period they nailed down only 32 convictions – putting the annual average at less than five."
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail, 02/07/2011
"Business Groups' Target: EPA"
"The Environmental Protection Agency, which enforces rules that affect the U.S. economy from factories to farms, is the No. 1 target of complaints from business groups collected by House Republican leaders." The rules also protect public health.
Source: Wall St. Journal, 02/07/2011
"A Dot on the Map, Until the Earth Started Shaking"
Since early fall 2010 there have been thousands of minor earthquakes around Guy, Arkansas. Some residents think the earthquake swarm is connected to the onset of gas drilling in the local shale formation.
Source: NY Times, 02/07/2011
"Koch Brother Now at Heart of GOP Power"
"The billionaire brothers David and Charles Koch no longer sit outside Washington's political establishment, isolated by their uncompromising conservatism. Instead, they are now at the center of Republican power, a change most evident in the new makeup of the House Energy and Commerce Committee."
Source: Tribune Washington Bureau, 02/07/2011
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