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Higher risk of asthma found among children born in fall
The incidence of asthma in the United States has risen steadily for more than two decades, and children born in the fall have a 30 percent higher risk for asthma than those born in other seasons, according to a review of 95,000 children in Tennessee.
International Herald Tribune

Gas prices drop another 11 cents in western Pennsylvania
Gasoline prices in western Pennsylvania dropped another 11 cents last week, marking the twelfth straight week of declining prices, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report, released Tuesday.
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Study finds selenium, vitamin E do not prevent prostate cancer
Findings from one of the largest cancer chemoprevention trials ever conducted have concluded that selenium and vitamin E taken alone or in combination for an average of five and a half years did not prevent prostate cancer, according to a team of researchers coordinated by the Southwest Oncology Group (SWOG) and led by scientists at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center and Cleveland Clinic.
Biologynews.net

Muscle Cars Meet Green Technology
When you're buying a car, you can go big or you can go green, right? Not according to one mechanic Hari Sreenivasan met. His vehicles combine raw power with the kind of fuel efficiency Detroit can only dream about.
CBS News

National Academy Says: EPA Failing to Protect Public Health
Warning that “decision-making gridlock” has bogged down efforts to protect public health, a national panel of scientists recommended Wednesday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency overhaul its strategy for analyzing the hazards of toxic chemicals and pollutants.Risk assessment is the scientific tool that policymakers use to guide their decisions about how and when to regulate chemicals in air, water, food and consumer products. But the assessments, often decades-long and cumbersome, fail to provide the answers that policymakers need to make their decisions, according to a panel of experts convened by the National Academy of Sciences. [More]
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American Gas Foundation: American Gas Foundation Releases Study on the Regulatory Policy of Return on Equity
WASHINGTON, DC (MARKET WIRE) The continued success of the utility sector to deliver natural gas safely and reliably depends upon a strong and viable infrastructure that will meet growing customer demands of local natural gas utilities. The ongoing financial crisis, combined with downward historical trends in regulatory allowances, is causing the financial community to express concern over the ability of the industry to generate the necessary investment. In fact, according to a study released today by the American Gas Foundation (AGF), equity analysts have suggested that when allowed rates of return on equity drift below
Marketwire.com

National Academy: EPA Failing to Protect Public Health
Warning that “decision-making gridlock” has bogged down efforts to protect public health, a national panel of scientists recommended Wednesday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency overhaul its strategy for analyzing the hazards of toxic chemicals and pollutants.Risk assessment is the scientific tool that policymakers use to guide their decisions about how and when to regulate chemicals in air, water, food and consumer products. But the assessments, often decades-long and cumbersome, fail to provide the answers that policymakers need to make their decisions, according to a panel of experts convened by the National Academy of Sciences. [More]
Scientific American

EPA must overhaul risk assessments to protect public health, panel says
Warning that “decision-making gridlock” has bogged down efforts to protect public health, a national panel of scientists recommended Wednesday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency overhaul its strategy for analyzing the hazards of toxic chemicals and pollutants.Risk assessment is the scientific tool that policymakers use to guide their decisions about how and when to regulate chemicals in air, water, food and consumer products. But the assessments, often decades-long and cumbersome, fail to provide the answers that policymakers need to make their decisions, according to a panel of experts convened by the National Academy of Sciences. [More]
Scientific American

Give everyone CO permits, say scientists
If everyone on the planet received identical greenhouse-gas emission rights, it could help reduce global emissions and bolster poor countries, according to a Chinese study
pheedo.com

Give everyone CO2 permits, say scientists
If everyone on the planet received identical greenhouse-gas emission rights, it could help reduce global emissions and bolster poor countries, according to a Chinese study
pheedo.com

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