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Second
Quarter
2007
June 2007
NIST Status Update on World Trade Center 7 Investigation
(6/29/07, National Institute of
Standards and Technology)
New
Advanced Hurricane Model Aids NOAA Forecasters
(6/27/07, National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration)
Oak Ridge Nantional Laboratory-Led Team Wins U.S. Department of
Energy Bioenergy Center (6/26/07,
ORNL)
New CDC Report Documents Percentage of People Without Health
Insurance (6/25/07, Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention)
Northern Forests Less Effective Than
Tropical Forests in Reducing Global Warming -
Scientists Close In on Missing Carbon Sink (6/21/07,
National Science Foundation)
New NEA Study Explores the Risks and Benefits of Nuclear Energy
(6/20/07, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency)
Major Increase in Federal Research Needed to Determine Size of U.S.
Coal Reserves and Meet Increasing Challenges in Mining Safety,
Environmental Protection (6/20/07,
National Academies); also read full report
Coal:
Research and Development to Support National Energy Policy
and report in brief (PDF
version)
NREL
Estimates U.S. Hybrid Electric Vehicle Fuel Savings
(6/20/07, National Renewable Energy
Laboratory)
Northwestern Finds Drug That Rejuvenates Neurons to Protect Against
Parkinson's Disease
(6/19/07, Northwestern
University)
Climate Models Consistent with Ocean Warming Observations
(6/18/07, Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory)
Former Workers at Glendale Plant Were Exposed to Asbestos Says
Federal Health Agency (6/15/07,
Agency for Toxic Substances and
Disease Registry)
Report Calls for New Directions, Innovative Approaches in Testing
Chemicals for Toxicity to Human (6/12/07,
National Academies); read full report
Toxicity
Testing in the Twenty-first Century: A Vision and a Strategy
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Announces Plan to
Transition the American Health Information Community to Private
Sector (6/12/07, HHS)
Los Alamos National Laboratory Making Progress in Its Groundwater
Protection Program, but Further Enhancements Needed (6/8/07,
National Academies); read full report
Plans and
Practices for Groundwater Protection at the Los Alamos National
Laboratory
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Media Update: XDR TB Public
Health Investigation (6/8/07, CDC)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Announces Updated
Information to Help Physicians Recognize and Manage Concussions
Early - Multimedia Tool Kit Adds Patient Evaluation Tool to Improve
Early Diagnosis (6/7/07,
CDC)
Bush Administration Takes Major Step Forward on Cleaning Up Abandoned Mines
- New Tools Will Help "Good Samaritans" Remove Mine Waste, Restore
Watersheds, Improve Fisheries (6/6/07,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
New RiskMeter Tool Enables Agents,
Brokers and Underwriters to Process Schedules (PDF
version) (6/5/07, RiskMeter
Online)
Sediment Dredging Has Fallen Short of Achieving Cleanup Goals At Many
Contaminated Sites; Better Monitoring Needed to Assess Suitability and
Results (6/5/07,
National Academies); read report brief (PDF
version) or
full report of Sediment Dredging at Superfund Megasites: Assessing
the Effectiveness
Nitrate in Lake Superior: On the
Rise - Level Is Inching Toward
Making the Lake Water Unsafe to Drink
(6/4/07, National Science Foundation)
SafetyCare
Technologies Appoints National Sales Manager to Integrate Campus and School
Security and Monitoring Systems
(6/4/07, SafetyCare Technologies,
LLC)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Media Update: XDR TB Public
Health Investigation (6/2/07, CDC)
May 2007
More U.S. Households Adopting Smoke-free Home Rules - World No Tobacco Day
Is May 31 (5/28/07, Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention)
Follow the "Green" Brick Road?
Bricks Made from Coal-fired Power Plant Waste Pass Safety Test
(5/22/07, National Science Foundation)
Excise Tax Boosts, Restrictions on Tobacco Marketing, and Federal Regulatory
Control Over Tobacco Are Among Steps Needed to Reduce Smoking in the U.S.
(5/21/07, National Academies);
read full report Ending the
Tobacco Problem: A Blueprint for the Nation and the report brief (PDF
version)
U.S.
Department of Homeland Security Completes Key Framework for Critical
Infrastructure Protection (5/21/07,
DHS); also see
Fact Sheet:
National Infrastructure Protection Program Sector-Specific Plans and
remarks
by Homeland Security Secretary
U.S. EPA Launches New Chinese Web Site (5/21/07,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
@RISK 4.5.7 Takes Advantage
of Excel 2007 - Update Free to Users with Maintenance Plans (published 5/17/07,
announced 3/30/07, Palisade Corporation)
Iowa State Scientists Demonstrate First Use of Nanotechnology to Enter Plant
Cells (5/16/07, Iowa State
University)
Hog Meat
Safe to Eat, Testing Shows (5/16/07,
U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
Hexavalent
Chromium in Drinking Water Causes Cancer in Lab Animals (5/16/07,
National Institutes of Health)
USDA
Clears Swine for Processing - Human Health Risk
Assessment Updated (5/15/07,
U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
MOTA Completes the CVNPA Parr Reactor
Facility Component Removal (5/15/07,
MOTA Corporation)
New CoSort Tool Prevents Data Privacy Breaches - Easy-to-Use, File
Security Functions Include Field-Level Encryption (5/14/07, Innovative Routines
International Inc.)
European Food Safety Authority Opinion on the Likelihood of BSE
Infectivity in Specified Risk Material (5/11/07,
EFSA)
CAMEO Chemicals: NOAA'S New Online Tool for Hazardous Materials Responders (5/10/07,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration)
Public
Comment Period Begins for U.S. EPA's 2007 Report on the Environment: Science
Report (Science Advisory Board Review Draft)
(5/10/07, National Center for
Environmental Assessment)
Agricultural
Research Service Research Leads to Deep Cuts in Pesticide Use in California
(5/9/07, USDA Agricultural Research
Service)
United
Nation Weighs Impact of Bioenergy
(5/8/07, UN Food and Agriculture
Organization)
U.S. Weapons Plutonium
Aging Gracefully
(5/7/07, Science & Technology
Review)
Imagining the
Unthinkable – In Detail
(5/7/07, U.S. Geological Survey)
FEMA Offers
Tips To Protect Property And Reduce Flood Risk
(5/1/07, Federal Emergency Management
Agency)
April 2007
Questioning the New Opportunities to Become Involved in Local
Decision-making [in the UK]
(4/3/07,
Economic and Social Research
Council)
U.S. EPA Releases Final Brochure on Current Best Practices for Preventing
Asbestos Exposure Among Brake and Clutch Repair Workers
(4/2/07, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency)
U.S.
Department of Homeland Security Releases Comprehensive Regulations for
Securing High Risk Chemical Facilities
(4/2/07, DHS)
New DHS Regulations Represent a Major Step Forward For Chemical Security
(4/2/07, American Chemistry
Council)
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