♦ Primary Research Paper

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♦ Industries Seek Reduction in Groundwater Charges

By Vichaya Pitsuwan, Bangkok Post, Thailand Aug. 2--Local industrialists have called for a groundwater surcharge reduction in order to increase the industrial sector's competitiveness.	1 vote

♦ Back Bay Schedules Educational Programs

By CYNDI KIGHT By Cyndi Kight Correspondent PRINCESS ANNE At Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge , students of all ages are invited this summer to discover that fun and learning can be synonymous.	1 vote

♦ Paint Firms Ask State to Pay Costs

By Paul Edward Parker Today is the deadline for the attorney general to respond in court to a request from paint manufacturers to be paid for the cost of defending themselves against a lawsuit that sought to force the manufacturers to clean up the lead-based paints that the state says poisoned tens of thousands of Rhode Island children.	1 vote

♦ HRM Dissertations

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♦ City Delays Plan to Use Landfill Methane for Energy

By MATTHEW THOMPSON Charleston City Council has delayed action on a plan to turn methane gas from the city's landfill into usable energy. Council had planned to vote on the measure during a meeting Monday.	1 vote

♦ EDITORIAL: Let's Hear It for the Bugs

By Greeley Tribune, Colo. Aug. 5--It's not often that we find ourselves rooting for bugs, but we are. The Diorhabda elongata, for example, deserves a huge pat on the back. The thistle gall fly is also worthy of our support. And let's all do the wave for the aphthona flea beetle.	1 vote

♦ Navy Blasts Not Big Threat to Fish, Orcas, Feds Decide

By Warren Cornwall, Seattle Times Jul. 30--The U.S. Navy can keep setting off underwater explosions in Puget Sound without posing a serious threat to protected salmon, steelhead and orcas, a federal wildlife agency has concluded.	1 vote

♦ Fire Complicates Efforts to Rescue Crash Victims

Fire raging through rugged, dense terrain complicated efforts Thursday to recover victims and evidence from a remote forested area in northern California where a firefighting helicopter crashed. Nine people were presumed dead, but four others were rescued.	1 vote

♦ A Greener Party

Five grassroots activists approached me after the May convention to see if we could do something more to get the New Hampshire Democratic Party to improve its practices, so I called on the chairman to appoint a green committee.	1 vote

♦ Caption Only: Bush Legacy on Wheels

Wataru Oki and Sue McPherson, both of Murray, walk through the Bush Legacy Bus, a museum that chronicle's the president's "shortcomings." The bus, which started its tour in Washington on June 24, was in Salt Lake City on Tuesday and will travel to several other states before ending in Dallas on Oct.	1 vote

♦ Water Stress is Perilous for Trees

By Booker T Leigh Trees are an important part of your landscape. However, given our weather, keeping them alive is sometimes hard to do. Water is very important for their survival and growth. Drought conditions can lead to tree decline, pest problems and diseases.	1 vote

♦ Harrison County Supervisors Hear Nearly All Budget Needs

By Melissa M. Scallan, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Aug. 1--GULFPORT -The Harrison County Board of Supervisors on Thursday wrapped up three days of budget workshops and heard from nearly all department heads about their money needs for the next fiscal year.	1 vote

♦ Number of Firefighters on Hand is Reduced

By RYAN HUTCHINS By Ryan Hutchins The Virginian-Pilot The fire that raged through more than 40,000 acres of North Carolina forest and farm land and sent smoke into Hampton Roads appears to be nearly extinguished.	1 vote

♦ Biodiversity Bank Set Up

KOTA KINABALU: A biodiversity bank, the first of its kind in Asia, has been set up to raise funds to protect and conserve the biodiversity-rich 34,000ha Malua Forest Reserves in the east coast of Sabah.	1 vote

♦ Hagfish Diet Work Wins Science Prize

RESEARCH on the diet of the toothless and blind hagfish has won Rebecca McLeod the 2008 MacDiarmid Young Scientist of the Year award. The marine ecologist studies the diet of the primitive scavenging creature, which lives up to 400 metres below sea level in New Zealand fiords.	1 vote

♦ The Macrolichens of New England

By Olday, Fred The Macrolichens of New England. James W. Hinds and Patricia L. Hinds. 2007. The New York Botanical Garden Press, Bronx, NY. 586 pp. $65, hardcover, ISBN 9780893274771.	1 vote

♦ Inside Environment: Fiscals in the Dock Over Low Fines for Crimes

By Jenny Haworth THE decision to fine a firm responsible for an oil slick that spread nine miles across the Firth of Forth just GBP 3,000 has left green groups calling for action to make sure environmental crimes are treated more seriously.	1 vote

♦ Unknown insects found in 110-million-year-old amber in Spain (AFP)

The remains of several unknown insect species which became extinct long before dinosaurs stopped roaming the earth have been discovered in pieces of 110-million-year-old amber found in Spain...	1 vote