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• Slow pokes: Acupuncture helps hypothermic turtles
• Libya war weapons may be killing central Africa elephants : UN
• Sustainable Shale head calls for broad discussion
• Supreme Court declines to hear Alaska climate change case
• Pakistan holds news conference to say can't end power blackouts
• BLM draft fracking rules get close look in Wyo.
• Interior issues new drilling rule on public land
• Judge blocks NYC plan for new taxis
• Owner of Vt. oil pipeline seeks ruling re-do
• Residents shout 'Protest!' over refinery in China
• Top Ind. wind farm drafts bat-protection plans
• NC House passes rollback of building energy codes
• Ex-BP engineer claims feds withheld evidence
• Kenyan protesters release pigs over parliament pay
• Exxon challenges $1.7M Yellowstone spill penalty
• $20 million US grant for Nevada solar power work
• Eating insects could help fight obesity, U.N. says
• Squabble over New Orleans eatery goes to court
• Experts: CO2 record illustrates 'scary' trend
• Greenhouse gas milestone; CO2 levels set record
• Drilling critics mull next steps after defeats
• Food stamps, not crop subsidies, highest hurdle for farm bill
• Mich. governor OKs bill that could allow wolf hunt
• McDonald's sales hit by weakness in Asia, Europe
• Upper Klamath Basin braces for irrigation shutoffs
• Anti-fracking amendment rejected in NE Ohio city
• Pa. proposes gas drilling health advisory panel
• Firefighters, helped by rain, mop up California wildfire
• Scenic, struggling S. Illinois braces for oil rush

• Judge tosses ex-BP executive's obstruction charge
• Alaska unveils plan to assess gas, oil in ANWR
• WPX Energy rises as hedge fund discloses stake
• NY town eyes limit on use of Plum Island
• Texas tornado leaves Habitat for Humanity neighborhood in ruins
• Nev. Advances emergency water permits bill
• New study: Fracking hasn't polluted Arkansas water
• Mo. bill would limit lead contamination lawsuits
• UK officials: BP not seeking gov't help with spill
• Radioactive tritium found in leak at South Carolina nuclear plant
• Regulators: Minor tritium leak at SC nuclear plant
• Report card: Great Lakes still have big problems
• Report says more woes for Appalachian coal mining
• WPX Energy shares continue to rise on Pa. ruling
• Mead unveils Wyo. energy policy 2 years in making
• Many NY gas leases expire as moratorium remains
• UN says: why not eat more insects?
• Natural gas export plans stir debate
• Eco-friendly green burials catching on in the U.S.
• Federal water pollution charges in upstate NY
• 6,000 Marshall Islanders face acute water shortage
• Ex-BP executive's trial delayed
• Ahead of the Bell: Tesla
• Murkowski says environmentalists hurt development
• San Francisco surrenders in fight over cell phone warnings
• BLM postpones oil, gas lease auctions in Calif.
• News Summary: China's automakers jump on SUV boom
• In Calif, some ships plug in to power up
• Cooler temperatures help to tame southern California wildfire

• Study: Most shipwrecks a minor US pollution threat
• FWS to consider concerns about endangered fish
• More poor people now live in U.S. suburbs than cities - study
• Don't wear socks, hot Pakistanis told amid power crisis
• Judge delays ex-BP engineer's trial
• Agency to consider listing for Alaska lake seals
• Dredge contract awarded to handle bigger ships at Miami's port
• 'Fracking' supporters say Ill. bill ready for vote
• Indonesia extends forest-clearing ban for 2 years
• Coalition says Ill. 'fracking' bill ready for vote
• Senate votes to extend federal water projects law
• Wind farms get pass on eagle deaths
• W.Va. officials challenging EPA clean-air rules
• NC House seeks rollback of building energy codes
• Neck-cams capture Alaska's bears foraging through city
• NC to air study on PCB pollution in Yadkin River
• Ted Turner wins bison transfer court challenge
• Montana looks to expand hunting of wolves despite criticism
• China battery plant protest gives voice to rising anger over pollution
• Iran says nuclear sites safe from earthquakes and cyber threat
• London Zoo seeks female mate for near-extinct fish
• EPA gives $1.4 million to clean up NY brownfields
• Panama seeks to cut power use because of drought
• Correction: Flathead Spill story
• Ark. AG: Health issues a concern after oil spill
• Encroaching sea already a threat in Caribbean
• Clinton announces Latin America initiative
• At California port, some ships plug in to power up