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U.S. Catholic Bishops Call For Action On Global Warming

June 15, 2001
Following Violent Crackdown in Chad, Environmental Defense & Chadian Association for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights Call on World Bank to Rethink Funds for Chad Pipeline Project

June 13, 2001
Environmental Defense Calls Study of Starlink Corn Unscientific

June 13, 2001
Environmental Defense Mourns Death of Founding Chairman

June 12, 2001
Bush Climate Treaty Rejection Alienates Allies, Jeopardizes Planet

June 11, 2001
Toy Industry Clams Up About Chemicals, USA Today Ad Shows

June 11, 2001
Earth Needs Strong Climate Policy Now, Says Environmental Defense

June 10, 2001
Norm Thompson Outfitters Switches Solutions

June 5, 2001
PEMEX, Environmental Defense Team to Reduce Greenhouse Gases

June 4, 2001
Environmental Groups Oppose Open Market Emissions Trading

May 31, 2001
Environmental Defense Applauds Flood Reform Bill

May 25, 2001
Environmental Defense Praises Sen. Jeffords' Leadership On Clean Air And Energy

May 24, 2001
Offshore Drilling Recommendations Threaten America's Coastline

May 23, 2001
Environmental Defense Condemns Arson In The Northwest

May 23, 2001
Environmental Defense Praises Chinatown Cornfield Cleanup Proposal

May 15, 2001
Environmental Defense Offers Mixed Review Of House Democrats' Energy Principles

May 15, 2001
Environmental Defense Applauds Mississippi River Pollution Bill

May 10, 2001
Environmental Defense Applauds 'Cow Power' Tax Credit

May 9, 2001
New Environmental Defense Study Reveals Billions Spent On Wasteful, Harmful Asian Development Bank Projects

May 8, 2001
Entergy, Environmental Defense Team to Reduce Greenhouse Gases

May 3, 2001
N.C. Environmental Defense Calls Hog Farm Bill Hollow

April 26, 2001
Environmentalists Challenge U.S. Rep. Tom DeLay

April 26, 2001
Davenport Close To Model For River Cities, Says Environmental Defense

April 25, 2001
Environmental Defense Applauds Cleaner Vehicle Tax Credit

April 24, 2001
Environmental Defense And The Food Alliance Launch Sustainable Food Partnership

April 20, 2001