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Texas challenges EPA ruling on greenhouse gas threatJAMES DREW Dallas Morning News 02/17/2010 | Feds to spend $13M to fight Asian carp invasionJOHN FLESHER AP 12/14/2009 |
 AUSTIN – The state accused the federal government in a lawsuit Tuesday of using "tainted data" to declare that heat-trapping gases are a threat to the public, warning that Texas' economy could suffer as a result. |  TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Federal officials said Monday they would use $13 million in Great Lakes restoration funds to step up the fight against invasive Asian carp. |
Three Individuals Indicted for Roles in Conspiracy Schemes Involving Two U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Superfund Sites in New Jersey U.S. Department of Justice 09/11/2009 | From pythons to fungus, species invading US AP 07/09/2009 |
 A Newark grand jury indicted three individuals for their participation in fraud and kickback conspiracies related to contracts at a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)-designated Superfund site, Federal Creosote, located in Manville, N.J., the Department of Justice announced today. |  A pet Burmese python broke out of a glass cage last week and killed a 2-year-old girl in her Florida bedroom. The tragedy became the latest and most graphic example of a problem that has plagued the state for more than a decade: a nonnative species that is wreaking havoc in the Everglades, threatening people, the environment and native wildlife. |
EPA approves California fuel efficiency rule to cut greenhouse gases from vehiclesJOSEF HEBERT Los Angeles Times 06/30/2009 | US environment agency deems CO2 a health risk AFP 04/17/2009 |
 The Environmental Protection Agency gave the go-ahead Tuesday for California to impose stringent regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles, setting the stage for a national requirement expected to mirror the state's effort. |  WASHINGTON (AFP) — The US Environmental Protection Agency has shifted course by deeming carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases a health risk, in a landmark turnaround that could impact climate change regulation. |
Deputy EPA chief nominee withdrawsJim Tankersley Los Angeles Times 03/26/2009 | Environmental Protection Agency to review coal-mining permits Los Angeles Times 03/25/2009 |
 Washington -- Another Obama administration nominee withdrew his name Wednesday as questions emerged about a nonprofit group with which he had been affiliated. |  Washington -- The Environmental Protection Agency put hundreds of mountaintop coal-mining permits on hold Tuesday to evaluate the projects' impact on streams and wetlands. |
EPA Presses Obama To Regulate Warming Under Clean Air ActJuliet Eilperin The Washington Post 03/24/2009 | EPA expected to act on CO2 emissionsEoin O'Carroll Christian Science Monitor 02/21/2009 |
 The Environmental Protection Agency's new leadership, in a step toward confronting global warming, submitted a finding that will force the White House to decide whether to limit greenhouse gas emissions under the nearly 40-year-old Clean Air Act. |  The US Environmental Protection Agency is expected to take its first steps toward regulating emissions of carbon dioxide, the New York Times reported Wednesday. |
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