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• Australia is Quenching Its Fires But a Few Still Remain

  

  A recent New York Times article reports that most of the fires are finally out in New South Whales, but there are still more to address. more

• The DOE and Bureau of Reclamation Announce the Fish Protection Prize

• The University of Oklahoma is Awarded $4.5 Million for Climate Study

• Australia Burns On: How it Happened and What to Do

• European Union Adopts New Guidance to Reduce Light Pollution

• Solving the Plastic Pollution Problem: Ocean Cleanup Interceptor Releases a Floating Solution

• HP Inc Unveils Carbon Neutral Printer at Sustainable Impact Summit

• Mysterious Oil Spill in Brazil Could be 'Criminal' and Foreign

• Greta Thunberg Wins Sweden’s ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ For Her Activism

• Ways You Can Help the Burning Amazon Rainforest

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• The Evolving Concept of the Discharge of Dredged and Fill Material

  Because dredged material and other material that is defined as fill are also defined as “pollutants,” the overlap has generated controversy over whether discharges of certain dredged or fill material must be authorized by a permit under only the Clean Water Act Section 404 or under both Sections 402 and 404. more

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