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May 22
The powerful earthquake in history occurs, and the EPA suspends arsenic rules.
May 21
A tornado touches down in London, and an EPA chief resigns.
May 20
The 'Cod Wars' continue, and the Three Gorges Dam is completed.
May 19
The impact of toxic waste on the Love Canal is checked, and Daniel Smiley dies.
May 18
The earliest article on greenhouse gases is published, and Three Mile Island receives its permit.
May 17
The Hudson River sloop Clearwater is christened, and Cape Wind receives FAA approval.
May 16
The hole in the ozone layer is reported, and Marsh Arabs return to Iraq.
May 15
The Adirondack Forest Preserve is established, and Washington cleans up nuclear waste.
May 14
A crusader for the Everglades dies, and the polar bear becomes a 'threatened' species.
May 13
A woman reaches the summit of Mount Everest, and the Coral Triangle could be gone by 2100.

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