Candidate wrong on climate science. Republican 3rd District WI congressional candidate Paul Stark chooses to dismiss climate change. [News Source]

Western climate initiative may get us out of fossil fuel mess. Many organization leaders consider climate change the largest business risk they will face in the future. And as any organization must, Salt Lake City must manage this risk, as we have by announcing our own internal carbon-reduction goals. [News Source]

San Jose Airport converts all shuttles to natural gas. Mineta San Jose International Airport has switched all its airport shuttles to compressed natural gas vehicles in an effort to lower costs and eliminate the need for diesel fuel. [News Source]

‘Toxic tour’ takes in ‘dirty secrets’. Away from the well-worn tourist routes of Beverly Hills and Hollywood, Robert Cabrales is preparing to take a bus-load of sightseers on a journey that he says aims to expose the city’s “dirty little secrets.” [News Source]

‘Our health is not for sale!’ Southwest Chula Vista residents protest expanded power plant plan. [News Source]

Finally, a plan to clean up the coal plant. Just two months after new director, Dick Pederson, took the helm, the agency unveiled a proposal to tackle an air-quality issue that's been hanging around for decades in Oregon. [News Source]

Enumclaw area gets the worst smog levels. Enumclaw, WA tends to get the highest levels of ozone throughout the region, according to officials at the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. [News Source]

Legislators hope to halt efforts to close Cameo Power Plant. Two Mesa County legislators want Colorado regulators to halt efforts to close the Cameo Power Plant until the effects on consumers’ bills can be examined. [News Source]

There were reasons to leave trees in median. Many South Mississippians have noted with growing concern MDOT's clear-cutting of what were once our well-designed, safe and beautiful parkway-like highways. [News Source]

Bay Shore landowners unhappy with pace of cleanup. As National Grid moves to clean up a toxic plume, the company has quietly bought an unoccupied mansion laid to ruin by the contamination saying it plans to use the property as a treatment site. [News Source]

Neighbors to air pollution concerns. The plaza was added to the state Department of Environmental Conservation's environmental site remediation database this spring because of testing that found high levels of several cancer-causing compounds in the soil and groundwater in the southwest corner of the plaza. [News Source]