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News Environmental brief ~ Washington state close to settling fish-farm fight
Environmental brief ~ Washington state close to settling fish-farm fight
Tom Henry
February 15, 2006 03:45:00 pm

Leading Wednesday's environmental law news, the Washington State Senate has approved a measure that would allow the state to provide more water from the Columbia River basin for agriculture while protecting fish by ensuring water...

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News German high court overturns law on shooting down hijacked planes
German high court overturns law on shooting down hijacked planes
Tom Henry
February 15, 2006 09:26:00 am

Germany's Federal Constitutional Court ruled Wednesday that a law permitting the German air force to shoot down hijacked planes to prevent a suicide attack was unconstitutional ,...

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News US seeks extradition of indicted Canadian Khadr brother
US seeks extradition of indicted Canadian Khadr brother
Tom Henry
February 15, 2006 09:03:00 am

The US government has formally requested the extradition from Canada of Canadian citizen Abdullah Khadr , a week after indicting him on charges of procuring weapons to...

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News US list of terror suspects grows to 325,000 names
US list of terror suspects grows to 325,000 names
Tom Henry
February 15, 2006 08:31:00 am

The number of alleged international terrorism suspects named in a centralized US database has more than quadrupled since the list's inception in 2003, according to a report in Wednesday's Washington Post. The list, compiled by the National Counterterrorism Center...

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News Three killed as Pakistan cartoon protests continue
Three killed as Pakistan cartoon protests continue
Tom Henry
February 15, 2006 07:58:00 am

Western businesses burned and three people were killed Wednesday as Pakistanis took to the streets in a third day of protests over cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad . A man was shot dead in Lahore as violent...

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News Environmental brief ~ US FWS proposes pulling bald eagle from endangered list
Environmental brief ~ US FWS proposes pulling bald eagle from endangered list
Tom Henry
February 14, 2006 05:40:00 pm

Leading Tuesday's environmental law news, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has reopened the public comment period on its original 1999 proposal to remove the bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) from the federal...

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News Environmental brief ~ California electronic waste law takes effect
Environmental brief ~ California electronic waste law takes effect
Tom Henry
February 10, 2006 03:20:00 pm

Leading Friday's environmental law news, a California law that makes it illegal to throw away electronic waste went into effect Thursday. Under the law , residents will have to take most consumer electronic equipment, including computers, printers, VCRs,...

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News Environmental brief ~ US FWS to review polar bear status under Endangered Species Act
Environmental brief ~ US FWS to review polar bear status under Endangered Species Act
Tom Henry
February 8, 2006 04:40:00 pm

Leading Wednesday's environmental law news, the US Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that it has initiated a status review of the polar bear (Ursus maritimus) to determine whether it should be listed...

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News FEMA ends hotel stays for thousands of Katrina victims
FEMA ends hotel stays for thousands of Katrina victims
Tom Henry
February 8, 2006 10:31:00 am

More than 4,500 occupants of hotel rooms provided by the government to those affected by the Hurricane Katrina disaster were ordered to leave Tuesday as the Federal Emergency Management Agency ...

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News UN Security Council imposes sanctions on three Ivory Coast peace opponents
UN Security Council imposes sanctions on three Ivory Coast peace opponents
Tom Henry
February 8, 2006 09:00:00 am

The UN Security Council on Tuesday imposed 12-month sanctions on three Ivorian peace opponents. Ble Goude, Eugene Djue, and rebel commander Fofie Kouakou will have their assets frozen and restrictions placed on their travel. Goude...

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Dreyfus convicted of treason

On December 22, 1894, Jewish French army officer Alfred Dreyfus was convicted of treason in a court-martial trial that prompted worldwide allegations of anti-Semitism.

Dreyfus was later cleared. Learn more about the case of Alfred Dreyfus and read an English translation of the famous public letter J'Accuse...! by novelist and Dreyfus partisan Emile Zola.

Embargo Act passed, banning foreign trade

On December 22, 1807, the Embargo Act was passed at the urging of President Thomas Jefferson. The Act barred trade with any foreign nations in an effort to avoid American entry into the Napoleonic Wars of Europe. However, the Act proved unenforceable and was replaced with the Non-Intercourse Act, which barred trade with France and Great Britain.

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