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Amid doubts about science, climate debate shifts to security

by Noor Wazwaz & Taylor Hall | May 18, 2010 | Environment, National Security

WASHINGTON — A photo of a smiling Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad peeked out from behind the clutch of Iraq war veterans that gathered on Capitol Hill recently to press Congress to pass climate change legislation. “I found myself not taking out the...

New energy bill provides offshore drilling protections

by Noor Wazwaz & Taylor Hall | May 13, 2010 | Environment, Topics

Annie SniderThe long-awaited energy bill Sens. Kerry and Lieberman announced Wednesday includes new controls for expanded offshore drilling. WASHINGTON — As hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil continued leaking into the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday, Sens. John...

Freight rail expansion could steam green job growth

by Jeniece Pettitt | May 5, 2010 | Environment, Topics

WASHINGTON—Iowans may be happy to know that advocates in Washington are pushing for legislation to expand and sustain the domestic freight rail network. A report released Tuesday shows that investments in America’s freight rail system can create 7,800 green jobs for...

Climate change: not just a threat to polar bears

by Noor Wazwaz & Taylor Hall | Apr 29, 2010 | Environment, National Security, Topics

WASHINGTON — Fighting climate change is a pressing national security issue, say seven retired generals and admirals who headed to Capitol Hill Thursday in an attempt to break the logjam on climate legislation. “America’s billion-dollar-a-day dependence on oil...

FDA wants your advice on food labeling requirements

by Jeniece Pettitt | Apr 29, 2010 | Environment

Courtesy of iStockphoto.com WASHINGTON –The Food and Drug Administration is considering rules that would require food companies to display nutritional information on the front of packages and they are seeking your help. On Wednesday the FDA asked for comments...

What do cities need? Less gray, more green

by Jeniece Pettitt | Apr 22, 2010 | Environment, Topics

Jeniece Pettitt Tree-lined streets are safer and require less maintenance than barren roads, reports the Alliance for Community Trees. WASHINGTON — Cleaner water, better air quality, lower energy bills, safer streets and healthy communities. Achieving all of...
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