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April 9
A tornado wipes out two towns, and nine companies are accused of killing streetcars.
April 8
Voyageurs National Park is established and the Sacramento Bee wins two Pulitzer Prizes.
April 7
William Wordsworth is born, and Robert E. Peary reaches the North Pole.
April 6
Lois Marie Gibbs begins her fight against toxic waste, and the Dalia Lama speaks about poaching.
April 5
Mount Tambora erupts, and scientists warn of garbage patches forming in the ocean.
April 4
ASARCO is founded, and an earthquake rattles India's Himalayan region.
April 3
Iron Eyes Cody is born, and 48 twisters touch down in 24 hours.
April 2
The Love Canal is reported as toxic, and the EPA is allowed to regulate greenhouse gases.
April 1
Bisphenol-A is found to be hazardous, and the world's largest marine sanctuary opens.
March 31
Al Gore is born, and Joni Mitchell sings about parking lots replacing paradise.

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