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September 14
Theodore Roosevelt is sworn in as president, and OPEC is formed.
September 13
A hurricane demolishes the Caribbean, and Point Reyes National Seashore is established.
September 12
Hurricane Donna makes landfall in New England, and compact fluorescent bulbs are scrutinized.
September 11
The Yacolt Burn destroys 370 square miles forests, and the Fire Island National Seashore is created.
September 10
American Forests is founded, and a Danish economist challenges the environment.
September 9
Canada suffers its worst weather disaster, and Keiko the orca whale returns to Iceland.
September 8
Galveston, Texas, is destroyed by a hurricane, and the EPA adds the Hudson River to its Superfund list.
September 7
Unity College is chartered in Maine, and India begins developing nuclear weapons.
September 6
A bull shark is caught in Illinois, and PETA wants to change the name of Fishkill, N.Y.
September 5
Biologists hunt the Northern Snakehead, and a levee breach is repaired in New Orleans.

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