Top Stories

2. CLIMATE:
Time running out for industry-friendly bill -- Boucher

3. TRANSPORTATION:
Will soaring fuel prices permanently change U.S. travel habits, systems?

4. OIL AND GAS:
Global production dropped in 2007 -- report

Energy Policy & Markets

5. CLIMATE:
Bingaman backs House plan to alter fuels-procurement law

6. OIL AND GAS:
E.U. urges measures against high prices

7. ENERGY MARKETS:
Talks break down, tensions remain in Russia-BP joint venture

Business, Finance & Technology

8. TRANSPORTATION:
Calif. drops more dollars into transit

9. TRANSPORTATION:
Train ridership rises sparking calls for reform, more funding

10. AGRICULTURE:
Rain hurts corn yields in face of surging demand

11. BIOFUELS:
Some restaurants try dishing up home-cooked energy

12. AUTOS:
Toyota promises plug-in hybrid by 2010

13. AVIATION:
Airlines lose weight to save on soaring fuel bills

14. FOOD SAFETY:
Latest Fla. tomato crop certified salmonella-free

Air, Water & Climate

15. CLIMATE:
Africa most vulnerable to warming -- U.N.

16. AIR POLLUTION:
Calif. seeks to trump EPA waiver with new cargo ship regs

17. WATER POLLUTION:
Valero agrees to pay $1.65M for oil spill

18. WATER:
Nevada rancher wins award over seized rights

Wastes & Hazardous Substances

19. CHEMICALS:
Calif. sues companies over organic labeling

20. TOXICS:
Baby furniture contains high levels of formaldehyde -- study

21. NUCLEAR WASTE:
Utah's A.G. petitions to block Italian waste

Natural Resources

22. GULF OF MEXICO:
'Dead zone' could be the largest on record

23. ENDANGERED SPECIES:
Mediterranean sharks disappearing -- report

24. GREAT LAKES:
Ohio approves water compact

States

25. STATE LINES:
Alaska, Calif., Mass., Miss., Nev., Pa., Texas and Utah

International

26. CHINA:
Pollution kills 10,000 each year -- study

27. CHINA:
Evacuees return home after lake crisis ends

28. WORLD LINES:
Cyprus, Madagascar, Thailand and United Kingdom

Society

29. FLOODS:
National Guard monitors Wis. dams for damage

E&ETV's OnPoint

30. WATER:
Public utilities association urges Congress to look at warming's effects on water supplies