Administration holds keys to pollution problem (The Jakarta Post) The city administration must be willing to listen to the public if it wants the 2005 bylaw on air pollution to be implemented successfully, experts speaking at a public debate said Wednesday. [News Source]

Administration holds keys to pollution problem (The Jakarta Post) The city administration must be willing to listen to the public if it wants the 2005 bylaw on air pollution to be implemented successfully, experts speaking at a public debate said Wednesday. [News Source]

Congestion rap with public transport pill (The Telegraph) New Delhi, May 28: Wrong policies have led to an explosion of private vehicles in Indian cities, crippling traffic, wasting fuel and worsening air pollution, the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has said. [News Source]

Mow down pollution. Yard care season has begun for most of the country and that's bad news for the environment. [News Source]

Gore blows smoke on global warming scare. Unless you walk to work, eat only homegrown organic foods, weave and sew your own hemp clothing and live in a cave, you are to blame for the fluctuations in global temperatures. [News Source]

Is global warming powering hurricanes? Yes: Act now to turn the tide, or turn florida over to the alligators. Hotter oceans are making hurricanes stronger, and the National Hurricane Center predicts another "very active'' storm season this year, with as many as six major Atlantic hurricanes likely. [News Source]

The Dirt on Cleaners: Could your spotless home be making you sick? Thanks to the high use of chemical cleaners and other products, it's often safer to be outside rather than inside your home. [News Source]

A city’s dirty little secret. Think Ottawa and chances are you think clean. Turns out that our beloved national capital region has a dirty little secret. [News Source]

Bold stand on coal-fired power plants. Charles “Doc” Anderson, a Waco veterinarian and Republican state representative for District 56, deserves considerable credit for challenging Texas to become a national leader in clean burning coal-fired power plants. [News Source]

Sewer, asbestos suits may cost Marco $300,000 in attorney fees. A Marco Island political action committee’s lawsuits against the city, aimed at stopping the mandatory septic tank replacement program, will fail on legal merits. [News Source]

Researchers monitor discharges. In an attempt to make beaches cleaner for swimmers, North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach are dumping polluted storm water more than 1,000 feet into the sea with mixed results. [News Source]