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Sen. Hatch: United States has gotten too 'radical' on environment

Sen. Hatch: United States has gotten too 'radical' on environment

A well-known Republican senator said on Mon that the US had gone “too far into the essential environmentalist camp” soon after unrest in the Middle East that contributed to an increase in oil costs.

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Stand up for clean environment

Stand up for clean environment

Now, the U.S. House of Representatives is considering a bill that amounts to the broadest and many dangerous assaults on the air we breathe along with the water we drink. This "Continuing Resolution" would ditch America's core ecological and civic well being programs by attacking the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act, and brutally deteriorating funding for civic lands.

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US EPA to Address New Regulations of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

US EPA to Address New Regulations of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

In the plenary programme of EUEC year 2011, the United States of America’s biggest utility, energy and environment conference, Gina McCarthy, assistant administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Air and Radiation, is to function as the keynote speaker.

“This conference can be a distinctive forum where both leaders from government and industry collaborate and share suggestions to move the United States toward energy liberty and national security whilst decreasing carbon releases,” said Prabhu Dayal, EUEC Chairman in a press release.

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Global drinking, wastewater treatment chemicals market to reach US$23.9 billion by 2015

Global drinking, wastewater treatment chemicals market to reach US$23.9 billion by 2015GIA declares the release of a complete worldwide report on Drinking and Waste-water Treatment Chemicals marketplace. Global Drinking and Waste-water Treatment Chemicals marketplace is forecast to reach US$23.9 billion by 2015.

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Gulf of Mexico oil leak may give Arctic climate clues

Gulf of Mexico oil leak may give Arctic climate clues

The majority of the methane released in the Gulf of Mexico oil leak was speedily swallowed by bacteria - which might give clues to global warming in the Arctic. United State researchers registered that methane absorbing bacteria multiplied in the Gulf following the April accident.

The Arctic contains vast stores of methane, and its release could quickly accelerate warming around the world. But scientists caution that the regions are extremely diverse. The study ship Pisces, operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), made a number of voyages to the Gulf in the months following the leak.

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