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Posted at 4:41 PM on 13 May 2008

• Nestle scales back giant water-bottling plant.

• Senate rejects amendment that would have opened Arctic Refuge to drilling.

• U.S. should have National Climate Service, says NOAA chief.

• Big Ag wants patents for climate-ready crops.

• World CO2 levels highest in 650,000 years.

Aerial anti-moth spraying blocked in Monterey County.

• UNEP wants to plant 7 billion trees.

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