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January 26, 1999
On the web at: http://www.envirolink.org/environews/
Environmental Headlines from Around the Internet:

$4 billion sought to combat global warming -- While the Kyoto climate
treaty remains in limbo, the Clinton administration in its upcoming budget
will propose $4 billion in spending and tax breaks, a third more than this
year, to help address global warming. Read the story:

http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2558193441-4ea

Talks on toxic chemical pact start -- A global treaty limiting the use of
12 toxic chemicals by next year is possible as long as resources are
provided to get the job done, a U.N. Environment Program official said
Monday. Read the story:

http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2558189970-eb6

Amoco to sell low-sulfur gas -- The oil giant BP Amoco will soon start
selling a low-sulfur gasoline in 40 cities worldwide within two years as
part of an effort to cut vehicle pollution. Chairman John Browne said up to
16 of those cities would be in the U.S., specifically identifying Detroit
and Chicago. The low-sulfur gasoline will start selling in two years. The
reduction in the sulfur level will vary from city to city. Browne, speaking
to business leaders, did not specify if the reductions would involve
bringing all brands below the current industry low of 200 parts per million
for Amoco Ultimate. In the 40 cities, the low-sulfur gasoline will not be
in all brands, but in a specific brand, such as Amoco Ultimate. Read the
stroy: http://www.infobeat.com/stories/cgi/story.cgi?id=2558190740-d3f

Pay hike for campground workers may raise federal forest fees -- After the
Forest Service failed to win an exemption from a prevailing wage law, pay
will increase -- and in some cases nearly double -- for workers at hundreds
of campgrounds. Read the story:

http://www.djc.com/data/news/19990126/10049385.htm

California awaits killer bees -- Not unlike a once fearsome outlaw
sauntering into a new town on the trail, the so-called "killer" bees are
just outside of Ventura County. But while they still pose a threat, they
carry a fading reputation.  Read the story:

http://www.djc.com/data/news/19990126/10049404.htm

Non-native species take toll on U.S. -- Foreign plants and animals,
introduced to solve particular problems, run rampant and cost $123 billion
a year, a scientist reports.  Read the story:

http://www.oregonlive.com/news/99/01/st012506.html

EPA Air Pollution Study -- Living on Earth talks to Boston Globe reporter
Scott Allen about the EPA's decision to withhold disturbing results of a
recent air pollution study.  Hear the story:

http://www.haa.harvard.edu:82/ath/video/01221of8.ram


Green Cars II: Veggie Van -- Two Florida entrepreneurs spread the gospel of
renewable energy as they travel cross-country in their Winnebago, which
runs on used vegetable oil from fast-food joints. Hear the story:

http://www.haa.harvard.edu:82/ath/video/01226of8.ram


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