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Dirty Dozen Awards Today in Albany
Apr 03, 2003 — A statewide coalition of environmental groups is accusing the state health department of ignoring environmental health problems in St. Lawrence County. The Citizens' Environmental Coalition is handing out its first Dirty Dozen polluter awards today in Albany. Go to full article
Oil and Gas Industry Exempted From Permits
Apr 02, 2003 — The Bush Administration is giving the oil and gas industry an exemption from pollution permits that other industries don't get. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham reports. Go to full article
Biologist Devotes Life to Island Wolves
Mar 28, 2003 — It's been a cold winter this year, especially for Rolf Peterson. Peterson is a wildlife biologist who studies wolves and moose on Isle Royale. Every year starting in January Peterson spends several weeks on the island at the northernmost spot in Michigan surrounded by the frigid waters of Lake Superior. The environment is harsh, but Peterson says it's the best time to observe wild animals, and as the Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Gretchen Millich reports, as his research has uncovered some of our most basic knowledge about predators and their prey. Go to full article
Gray Wolf Protections Reduced
Mar 28, 2003 — The federal government has downgraded the Gray Wolf from "endangered" to "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act. The move reduces the amount of federal protection for... Go to full article
The DEC Warns Anglers on the Dangers of Ice Covered Waters
Mar 28, 2003 — State officials are urging anglers to scout out locations before trekking to their favorite fishing spots on Tuesday - the opening day of trout season. Jody Tosti reports. Go to full article
River Ice Moves: Still Some Risk of Floods
Mar 27, 2003 — After a hard winter, the North Country's frozen rivers are breaking up, sending rafts of ice a foot thick downstream. In parts of the region, ice jams have formed, flooding... Go to full article
NY Senate Argues Over Anti-Smoking Bill
Mar 25, 2003 — State Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno says his Republican members argued over a sweeping anti-smoking bill in a closed door meeting. But the Senator says he's still... Go to full article
Chemical Plant Security in Question
Mar 25, 2003 — The General Accounting Office has released a report saying that there's no way to know how secure the nation's chemical plants are from terrorist attacks. The Congressional... Go to full article
When The Well Runs Dry
Mar 17, 2003 — In the North Country and across the region, the idea of not having enough water is ridiculous to most people. But that's beginning to change. Environmentalists are sounding... Go to full article
Hot Temps, Smaller Animals?
Mar 13, 2003 — A scientist who has been studying the effects of a period of global warming that took place millions of years ago says there could be similar effects going on now. The Great... Go to full article
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