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February 6
The Blizzard of '78 buries New England, and environmentalists sink a whaling ship.
February 5
Genetically modified foods appear on U.K. grocery shelves, and 'Snowmageddon' hits the U.S.
February 4
Construction begins at Chernobyl, and an earthquake shakes Guatemala and Honduras.
February 3
North America has its coldest day ever, and California keeps climate laws.
February 2
Tornadoes strike on Groundhog Day, and environmental documentaries make their mark at the Oscars.
February 1
More than 2,000 Britons die in a massive snowstorm, and Google maps the ocean floor.
January 31
The U.S. is addicted to oil, and the Yucca Mountain Project loses funding.
January 30
A cyanide spill poisons waters in Europe, and U.S. climate scientists are under pressure.
January 29
A nuclear satire is released in theaters, and mountaintop removal mining is approved.
January 28
Antarctic spoiled by oil spill, and two U.S. presidents talk about the environment.

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