The following are links to interesting news articles that have appeared on the Environmental News Network and other news networks over the past several months.

In the News Archive

OCTOBER 2005

Birds Vs. Windmills Battle Heads to Calif. Courts
October 31, 2005, By Carolyn Abate, Reuters

Nerve Agent Destruction Halted in Indiana after 500-Gallon Wastewater Spill
October 31, 2005, By Associated Press

Air Inside Car Said To Be More Harmful than Outside
October 20, 2005, By Reuters

Indonesia Neglected Bird Flu Until Too Late, Experts Say
October 20, 2005, By Alan Sipress, Washington Post Foreign Service

Red Tide Still a Problem in Florida Panhandle
October 13, 2005, By Associated Press

Critics Attack Agency Yucca Mountain Radiation Exposure Limits
October 11, 2005, By Erica Werner, Associated Press

Gender-Benders: How Safe are Chemicals in Cosmetics? -- A Guest Commentary
October 11, 2005, By Joyce H. Newman, The Green Guide

Climate Change Linked to Cruise Ship Illness Outbreaks
October 07, 2005, By Gene Emery, Reuters

Superfund Spent $507 Million Last Year Cleaning Hazardous Waste Sites
October 05, 2005, By John Heilprin, Associated Press

Agencies Agree on Hanford Canyon Cleanup
October 05, 2005, By Shannon Dininny, Associated Press

New Jersey Community Endures Decades of Ford's Toxic Legacy
October 04, 2005, By The Record, Hackensack, N.J.

New-Car Smell Emerges as Auto Safety Issue with Japanese Makers Toning Down the Fumes
October 03, 2005, By Hans Greimel, Associated Press

Louisiana Ecological Harm Called Unprecedented
October 03, 2005, By Beth Daley, Boston Globe

SEPTEMBER 2005

Invasive Mosquito Species Found in Midwest
September 27, 2005, By Jim Salter, Associated Press

EPA Proposes Easing Reporting Requirements on Toxic Pollution
September 22, 2005, By John Heilprin, Associated Press

Global Warming Could Cause up to 10,000 Deaths Per Year in Asia-Pacific, WHO Official Says
September 22, 2005, By Meraiah Foley, Associated Press