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Environmental Defense Praises Virginia Safe Harbor For Woodpecker

July 5, 2000
70 Ph.D. Scientists Question the Dredging Burial of Shallow Reefs

June 28, 2000
Scientists Say Fish Farming Lessens Fish Supply

June 28, 2000
Need To Combat Warming Recognized

June 27, 2000
Worldwide Citizens' Groups Condemn Export Credit Agencies and OECD, Demand Halt to Destructive Lending Practices and Opening of Secretive Negotiations

June 21, 2000
Cleveland & Cuyahoga County Receive A "D" Grade For Smog

June 20, 2000
Government Climate Change Study Highlights Impacts On US Agriculture

June 9, 2000
US Climate Study Finds Global Warming Could Bake The Big Apple

June 9, 2000
Groups Urge Browner To Push For Mexican Pollutant Inventory

June 9, 2000
Science Article Details Plan To Protect Forests & Slow Climate Change

June 8, 2000
World Bank Approves Damaging African Oil And Pipeline Project

June 6, 2000
Coalition Criticizes Lack Of Safeguards In Controversial African Pipeline

June 5, 2000
Environmental Defense Says Fines Alone Won't End Pipeline Deaths

June 2, 2000
Sea Turtle Hatchlings Will Bolster Troubled Species

June 2, 2000
Environmental Defense Wins Settlement To Curb Smog In Urban Areas

May 31, 2000
Polluters Urge Court To Reverse Long-Standing Clean Air Policy

May 30, 2000
Environmental Defense Statement On White House Action On Marine Protected Areas

May 26, 2000
Starbucks, Alliance for Environmental Innovation Release Report Regarding Environmental Impacts Of Serving Coffee

May 26, 2000
Environmentalists Blast Weak Factory Farm Policy

May 23, 2000
Environmental Defense Scientist Awarded Prestigious Pew Fellowship

May 22, 2000
Supreme Court Will Review Public Health Air Quality Standards

May 22, 2000
Environmental Defense Statement on John Sawhill

May 19, 2000
Brazil Environmental Movement Wins Historic Victory for Rainforest

May 18, 2000
Environmental Defense Praises Proposal To Curb Air Pollution From Diesel

May 17, 2000
Environmental Defense Scientist Appointed To National Organic Standards Board By Agriculture Secretary Glickman

May 15, 2000