It took chutzpah for BP to keep quiet about a giant toxic release at a Texas refinery while spending tens of millions on PR about the oil spill.
Source: Earth Matters News | Ken Edelstein
The quake, which had a depth of 20.5 miles, was felt throughout much of the South Island and parts of the North Island, but did not trigger a tsunami.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
Rising tides could sink island colony.
Source: Earth Matters News | Katy Rank Lev
Hundreds testify as EPA hearings begin on the regulation of coal ash.
Source: Earth Matters News | Earthjustice
Here’s a look at why such tremors happen and where the next one might strike.
Source: Earth Matters News | Russell McLendon
Catch up on the environmental headlines from the week of Aug. 29- Sept. 4.
Source: Earth Matters News | MNN User
Two activists face possible jail terms for stealing a box of whale meat to present to media and authorities as proof of embezzlement in the state-run whaling program.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
Study reveals why differences in race, social class or other ideologies may make a person more likely to accept false statements.
Source: Earth Matters News | LiveScience
Judge Martin Feldman said the administration’s new moratorium offered “no substantial changes” from the first, and denied the motion to dismiss.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
Gov. Togiola Tulafono, who signed the ban into law last week, said the measure would help preserve the environment for future generations.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
The impact of the Category 2 hurricane, still packing winds of 105 miles per hour, appeared to be less than originally expected.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
The EPA has already set new fuel efficiency standards, as well as the first greenhouse gas emissions rules on cars and light trucks.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
The website will help track whether rich countries are keeping a pledge to come up with $30 billion in climate aid for poor countries.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
Even though the rig was just 200 miles west of the site of the BP spill, the structures, operations and safety devices were different.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
All 13 people aboard the rig have been accounted for, with one injury. The extent of the injury was not known.
Source: Earth Matters News | Super Admin
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