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July 13
The New York Botanical Garden thinks the chestnut tree is at risk, and Chicago has a heat wave.
July 12
Sharks attack the Jersey Shore, and an earthquake rattles Hokkaido.
July 11
The world's population hits the 5 billion mark, and Lady Bird Johnson dies.
July 10
A factory explosion releases TCDD in Italy, and the Rainbow Warrior is destroyed.
July 9
Operation Starfish Prime is carried out, and Bill Clinton selects Al Gore to be his running mate.
July 8
John D. Rockerfeller is born, and the G-8 is chided for its lack of environmental action.
July 7
Michael Faraday denounces the unclean Thames River, and the Exxon Valdez changes its name.
July 6
Kazakhstan announces plans to restore the Aral Sea, and the EU bans phthalates.
July 5
The worst heatwave in U.S. history begins, and 'Operation Popeye' is suspended.
July 4
Thoreau moves to Walden, and the Rhinehart Tire Fire is finally suppressed.

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