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• Some Fracking Critics Use Bad Science
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• Wells Fargo Fuels Energy Efficiency Research With Half-Million Dollar Grant To Uc Davis
• Hundreds Of Millions Spent To Protect Delta Levees. Is It Enough?
• Bringing Science Back To The Keystone Pipeline Decision
• Soil Company Takes Old Food From Nugget, Safeway For Ag Use
• The Great Gas Mystery: Higher Prices, But Continued Growth
• Warmer Climate May Trouble World's Lungs
• Climate Change Leads To Diseases
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• Calif. Nitrate Contamination Spreading
• Viewpoints: Risks, Costs Will Rise From Contamination Of Drinking Water
• Nitrate Contamination In Salinas, Central Valleys' Drinking Water Pervasive, Spreading
• Fantastic Voyage: The Salmon's Uphill Struggle For Survival
• Changes For San Joaquin River At Heart Of Water Bill
• Water Is Subject To League's 18Th Annual Luncheon
• UC Merced Starts Research Center To Serve San Joaquin Valley
• Aggie Restore Is About More Than Just Bargains
• California Fuels Rule Sparks Controversy
• Metal Oxide Simulations Could Help Green Technology
• Demand Growing for Local Ag Efforts
• In San Joaquin Valley, Poor Most Affected By Environmental Hazards
• One Billion Vehicles Hit The Road. Are We Ready For Two Billion?