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• Will China choke on its car culture?
• Volvo sees a three-seater in your future
• Rising oil prices boost renewable energy
• Amphibian decline is rapidly worsening
• Most endangered national refuges list is released
• Supreme Court debates pollution lawsuits
• Oil refiner agrees to pollution controls
• U.S. official overrules biologists on salmon
• EPA watchdog critical of anti-smog efforts
• $70 million health study for Teflon chemical
• Yucca foe to get nuclear agency post
• Colorado River flooded to save fish
• U.S. in new warming battle — over Arctic
• Power giant endorses greenhouse gas curbs
• Patagonia clothing founder ponders politics, saving Earth
• Premature deaths tied to moderate smog
• More than 60 nations back shark protections
• Calif. offers climate credit to protect trees
• Schwarzenegger borrows greener Hummer
• Calif. toughens fuel rules for boats, trains
• Lawsuit targets oil wells near national parks
• Conservation initiatives did well with voters
• Project blends hydrogen, nuclear power
• Delaware River spill may beworse than originally thought
• Forest Service sued over wildlife change
• NASA scientist rips Bush on global warming
• Honda gets activists' 'greenest' award
• Recycling taken to a new level: Buildings
• Army tests fuel cell surveillance vehicle
• U.S. delays move on beluga caviar imports
• Humans pillaging planet, group claims
• Russian upper house ratifies Kyoto pact
• Honda's Accord Hybrid outdrives its sibling

• New boost for hybrid delivery trucks
• Cars, climate and the presidential race
• Washington state to vote on nuclear waste
• Snowmobile ban in national parks overturned
• Fla. embarks on Everglades restoration project
• Environmentalist awarded Nobel Peace Prize
• Experts again question Mississippi River locks
• New wind power mecca? Quebec aims for it
• U.S. blocks drilling in Montana's Rockies
• Storms wipe out sea turtle nests in Florida
• 20 years later, Bhopal still isn't settled
• Scientists finding two new fish species a week
• Bets are on for drilling in Arctic refuge
• Bird not likely to get endangered status
• Unusual chemical traces found in some food
• Truckers drop fight to stop cleaner diesel
• Species disappearing at an alarming rate, report says
• Chernobyl neighbors ignoring long-term risk
• Montana voting on mining's future
• Antarctic species short of food, warming cited
• Jeep's biodiesel potential is shown off
• GM, Chinese to partner on fuel cell cars
• Fuel cell scooter gets investment partner
• Company's perk: $5,000 to buy clean car
• Greener buildings rise across America
• Florida lake still flooded after hurricanes
• Blair reportedly lobbying Bush for new global warming treaty
• Energy invention nets scholarship for teen
• Ivory-billed woodpecker still has lessons
• Flame retardant found in Lake Michigan
• Livestock antibiotics found in waterways
• Interior Dept. weighs oil, species protection
• Bears on ballots: Should baiting be allowed?

• China plugs into electric vehicles
• Study blames habitat loss for bird decline
• Ford touts cleanest internal combustion engine
• Mysterious oil spill hits Puget Sound
• Army engineers to build barrier against carp
• Hybrids, diesels top U.S. mileage guide
• Army cuts take toll on environment projects
• Can a Republican be embraced by environmentalists?
• Environment bills and Schwarzenegger
• Car runs on compressed air, but will it sell?
• Regulator: Bhopal could happen in U.S.
• Green light for 60-mpg cars in U.S.
• EPA: Up to $280 billion to fix waste sites
• Activists unhappy with U.S. budget
• Michigan governor discusses her green streak
• Climate change issues heat up in D.C.
• EPA defends enforcement actions
• Energy guru sees oil-free world
• Maryland’s first bear hunt in 51 years lasts just one day
• Forest Service OKs thinning plan for Sierras
• U.N. troubled by bottom trawling
• Study: Arctic warming threatens people, wildlife
• EPA eyes industry to test humans for chemicals
• Mining giant, Indonesia tangle over waste
• Gas station first in U.S. to pump hydrogen
• Mazda tests gas-hydrogen sports car
• Nell on Earth
• CEO is guinea pig for cleaner cars
• U.S. sued over right whale protections
• Fill 'er up — at home and with hydrogen
• Japanese resort invades mountain cat's turf
• Suit filed against snowmobiles in Yellowstone
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