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Worldwide battle for water.
Description: The wars of the next few decades could be fought over access to water, say some analysts.
Our good earth.
Description: Even as humankind is ratchetting up its demands on soil, we are destroying it faster than ever before.
Toxic wastes alarm in Lagos, Nigeria. They are dangerous say experts.
Description: Residents of Babs Animasahun Surulere Lagos fear that some strange wastes dumped under the cover of darkness in the area may be toxic.
EPA not spilling the beans on bees.
Description: The U.S. EPA is refusing to disclose records about a new class of pesticides that may be playing a role in the disappearance of millions of honeybees.
Battle over hazmat liability.
Description: The railroad industry is asking federal regulators to allow them to require chemical companies to assume much of the financial risk of transporting their dangerous commodities.
California assembly rejects chemical ban in baby items.
Description: California lawmakers rejected restrictions on two chemicals--one used in baby bottles and canned formula, and another used to keep food from sticking to packaging--despite consumer safety concerns.
Sticks and carrots.
Description: From towns and counties to states to federal agencies, and even at the UN, governments are grappling with how to integrate environmental concerns into policies affecting people and the economy.
Anti-regulation aide to Cheney is up for energy post.
Description: A senior Cheney aide is the leading contender to become a top official at the Energy Dept. This would put one of the administration's most ardent opponents of environmental regulation in charge of forming department policies on climate change.
Biofuels, batteries, and solar cells: The future of driving.
Description: In the next decade, people may have to decide whether they want to pump or plug-in when purchasing a new car. If plug-in hybrid electric vehicles click with consumers, the way we refuel our cars could start to change drastically.
Living a green dream on Danish island.
Description: Concerns about energy security may run high elsewhere in Europe, but on the windswept Danish island of Samso the inhabitants have achieved a decade-long target of self-sufficiency in renewable power.

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