• The House passes the energy and climate bill.
• The EPA grants a landmark California emissions waiver.
• Researchers and activists say water should be a basic human right.
• More than 800 animal and plant species have gone extinct in the past five centuries.
• Japan fears massive jellyfish invasion.
• ExxonMobil continues to fund climate skeptic groups.
• Two major power companies are pulling out of FutureGen.
• Sears Tower gets a $350 million green makeover.
• The U.N. is using social media for climate treaty inspiration; it launched the Twitter-like site, Hopenhagen.
• Great Lakes wolves are back on the endangered species list.
• Study warns that Louisiana's coastline could be underwater by 2100.
• The EPA's Energy Star 5.0 specification went into effect this week.
• Judge overturns Bush administration change to a rule designed to protect the northern spotted owl from logging in northern forests.
• A rough term in the Supreme Court for environmentalists draws to a close.

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