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Here are letters to the editor from Daily News editions of Nov. 9, 2009: Letter of the Day: It happened at Wal-Mart While at Wal-Mart about two months ago, I was purchasing about 100 folders and book covers that were deeply discounted to hand out as... Full Article at Naples Daily News
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The danger signals are everywhere, some related to climate change and greenhouse gases and others not: -Every eight months, 11 million gallons of oil run off the nation's roads and driveways into waters that eventually reach the sea, the Pew Oceans... Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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WASHINGTON — Off the coast of Washington state, mysterious algae mixed with sea foam have killed more than 8,000 seabirds, puzzling scientists. Full Article at McClatchy
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QUITO, Ecuador--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The massive oil contamination for which Chevron faces a potential $27 billion liability in Ecuador's courts is a "clear violation" of the rights of indigenous peoples to life, security, and self-determination,... Full Article at Street Insider
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Maybe it is something to do with me, but on two out of the last three occasions that I have visited San Francisco there has been an awful hullabaloo about an oil spill in the bay. Full Article at The Telegraph
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The Editors Santa Fe, New Mexico Eco Adventurer Greg Melville is the author of Greasy Rider, a new book in which... Full Article at Outside Magazine
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News Flash - I'm not the best at doing magneto checks prior to water take-offs. I have plenty of excuses. Brakes don't work very well in the water. There's no wind sock on the lake and certainly no AWOS to listen to during taxi. Full Article at Associated Content
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Anchorage, Alaska - The treacherous, ice-choked waters off Alaska have long lured risk-taking fortune hunters seeking furs, fish, or other riches. Full Article at Town Hall
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Fire and smoke billow from the H1 well at the West Atlas oil rig, off the north-west coast of Australia. (PTTEP ERG Media) As Hollywood is well aware, people love a good explosion. Full Article at ABC Online
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SYDNEY, Nov. 2 (UPI) -- A massive fire on a leaking oil rig off the coast of West Australia continued to burn out of control Monday. Full Article at United Press International
