Day: March 29, 2011

UN Secretary General Ban Outlines Need for Long-term Transitional Arrangements in Libya

LONDON–(ENEWSPF)–29 March 2011 – Swift and decisive action by the international community has stopped a humanitarian disaster from emerging so far in Libya, but the country’s transition to genuine democracy will take time and require concerted global support, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned today. “For now, we have prevented a humanitarian[Read More…]

Dirty Coal Industry Influence is Clear as Weak Proposed Rule Would Do Nothing to Protect Waterways

Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–March 29, 2011.  Late Monday Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lisa Jackson proposed a weak new rule that would do almost nothing to conserve the billions of gallons of water wasted or protect the billions of fish shredded by power plant cooling systems nationwide. The new proposed guidelines, which[Read More…]

London Agreement Sends Strong Message, Says NATO Secretary General

BELGIUM–(ENEWSPF)–29 March 2011.  Today’s creation in London of an international Contact Group on Libya is a strong expression of international community support for the Libyan people’s wish for freedom, democracy and human rights, says NATO Secretary General, Anders Fogh Rasmussen. The group will give political guidance to the international community’s[Read More…]

Justice Department Reaches Settlement with Dean Foods Company

WASHINGTON–(ENEWSPF)–March 29, 2011.  The Department of Justice announced today that it has reached a settlement with Dean Foods Company that requires Dean to divest a significant milk processing plant in Waukesha, Wis., and related assets that it acquired from the Foremost Farms USA Cooperative, including the Golden Guernsey brand name.[Read More…]

EPA Monitoring Continues to Confirm That No Radiation Levels of Concern Have Reached the United States

WASHINGTON–(ENEWSPF)–March 28, 2011.   During detailed filter analyses from 12 RadNet air monitor locations across the nation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identified trace amounts of radioactive isotopes consistent with the Japanese nuclear incident. Some of the filter results show levels slightly higher than those found by EPA monitors last[Read More…]

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