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TOP STORIES FOR October 27-November 3:
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“Global warming ‘will leave Arctic ice-free”
The Guardian (U.K.), November 3, 2004
“Climate change is here, now, say scientists”
CBC North (Canada), November 3, 2004
A new study finds Arctic ice has diminished by up to 20 percent, and that the trend is set to accelerate.
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“No turmoil as South America goes left”
BBC, November 2, 3004
“Referendum gives resounding ‘no’ to the privatization of water”
Inter Press Service, November 1, 2004
Uruguay elected a socialist for president, and passed a constitutional prohibition against water privatization.
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“Former enforcer for EPA assails clean-air moves”
NorthJersey.com, October 30, 2004
A former EPA official said the agency’s efforts to change the Clean Air Act is intended to prevent enforcement of emissions standards.
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