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Milwaukee Reporters Earn Journalism Award for BPA Reporting

CPR Media Consultant Matt Freeman on the news that two Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal reporters have won a prestigious journalism award for their 2008 reporting on BPA and FDA's handling of it. Full text

CPR's Mendelson in NYT 'Debate' on CO2 Regulation

Pointer to Center for Progressive Reform's Nina Mendelson in New York Times "room for debate" on prospective EPA regulation of CO2 emissions. Full text

CO2 and the Clean Air Act

Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholar Holly Doremus blogs on the announcement by EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson that EPA would reconsider the Bush EPA's memorandum declining to regulate CO2 emissions from newly built power plants. Full text

Doremus on Pending Decision on Chesapeake Bay Oysters

Over on Legal Planet, Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholar Holly Doremus of UC-Davis and -Berkeley posted a blog Sunday on an upcoming decision on whether to introduce the Suminoe oyster, native to China and Japan, to the Chesapeake Bay. Full text

A Modern Day Midas

CPR Policy Analyst Yee Huang blogs about the destructive impact of modern day gold mining. Full text

Parks Funding in Stimulus Bill: Good for Parks and for the Economy

Center for Progressive Reform Policy Analyst Margaret Clune Giblin blogs on the funding included for the Park Service in the economic stimulus package -- and why it's good not only for the National Park System, but also the economy. Full text

Mr. Go is Gone (Almost)

Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholar Robert R.M. Verchick blogs on the launch of the new project to close the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet. Full text

Out of Hibernation

Center for Progressive Reform policy analyst Matthew Shudtz blogs on the Environmental Protection Agency's Nanoscale Materials Stewardship Program, and the potential for EPA to get more hazard information on nanomaterials through section 8(a) and section 4 of the Toxic Substances Control Act. Full text

Takings Claims in the Klamath Basin

Center for Progressive Reform Member Scholars Holly Doremus and Dan Tarlock blog on the Oregon Supreme Court's recent announcement that it would decide whether irrigators in the Klamath Basin "own" water delivered by the federal Klamath Reclamation Project. Full text

Digital Signals E-Waste: Not In My Backyard

CPR Policy Analyst Yee Huang blogs about the upcoming switch to digital signals for TV and the problem of electronic waste. Full text