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Hydrogen cars ready to roll — for a price
If you can’t wait five, 10 or 20 years for the much-touted "hydrogen economy," then step right up: Several companies are ready to sell you hydrogen powered sports cars, pickups and even Hummers. • FULL STORY

Tai Robinson

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• How much habitat for vanishing species?
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• Toxic chemical releases show increase
EPA blames it on one site; activists, industry clash

• U.S. to lobby Iceland to end whale hunts
Bush vows 'diplomatic' push but no trade sanctions

• Toxic chemical found in California milk
Study: Rocket fuel Perchlorate more widespread than thought

• California sues tuna canners over mercury
Industry will fight state's demand for labels, signs

• Bird lovers seek safer skyscrapers
New York City Audubon Society campaigns to save friends

• Nation's water czar seen as honest broker
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• NBC: Cubans battle worst drought
Ordinary Cubans grappling with severe water shortage

• West drought could be worst in 500 years
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• Is Teflon ingredient a health hazard?
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• Is orca reincarnated native chief?
Canadian tribe believes it is, blocks bid to relocate killer whale

GREEN MACHINES

• HYDROGEN CARS READY TO ROLL — FOR A PRICE
If you can’t wait five, 10 or 20 years for the much-touted "hydrogen economy," then step right up: Several companies are ready to sell you hydrogen powered sports cars, pickups and even Hummers.

• Port plugs in ships to cut diesel pollution• Students try their hands at greener SUVs• GM enters fuel-cell market via U.S. mail• Pricing set for hybrid Escape SUV

ENVIRONMENT FEATURES

• DO WARMING DANGERS LIE UNDER SEAS?
Dozens of global warming tests on trees and plants have been held worldwide, but not one has been conducted on marine life under the ocean, even though the seas are major factors in climate change. Miguel Llanos reports.

• New British invasion sings of warming• Place your bets in albatross race• Looking for the right set of 'green wheels'• Democrats seeking presidency aren't environmental clones• Stealing the Nile: Falls now a trickle• Ebola blamed in decline of great apes• Reality meets road to hybrid heaven• U.S. takes hard line on Greenpeace• Will Gov. Schwarzenegger be green?

OTHER ENVIRONMENT NEWS

• Health: Chromium sickened cows
FDA didn't say how cattle were infected by substance

• Science: Primates found hibernating
Lemurs in Madagascar hide out in tree holes

• Business: Settlement in IBM cancer suit
Workers alleged that exposure to toxic chemicals caused cancer

• President's record
• Ocean attitudes
• Seafood menu
• Green/mean cars
• Climate factors
• Greenhouse effect
• Population issues
• Whale watching
• Invasive species
• Wildlife in danger
• Fuel cells
• Water cycle

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•	Fla.: Environmental groups seek more protection for manatees in bay
•	Calif.: Growth fight in Lake County
•	Calif. : Petaluma's visiting sea lion returned to the ocean
•	Calif.: Bill would allow testing for pollution in humans
•	Alaska: Park Service spends $20 million fixing up Denali Park
•	Ala.: Solutia officials: Cleanup to resume in July
•	Colo.: Ranch's water may be used to preserve scenic river
•	Alaska: Mine wins draft permit
•	Mass.: Seashore vehicles gas up on biodiesel
•	Calif.: Solving the mystery of vanishing bats
•	Ariz.: Lions being seen despite removal of 2
•	Colo.: Deal may clear way for trails
•	Alaska: Specialists work together to improve salmon sonar's accuracy
•	Wash.: Fish makes run at 'Copper River' brand

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