Interior report flags wildlife risk from Arctic refuge drilling
A 78 page Interior Department assessment finds Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain oil development could threaten caribou musk oxen and migratory birds. The review, by U.S. Biological Survey and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service scientists, notes risks but does not endorse or reject development. Secretary Norton has claimed risks can be mitigated with protections.
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Archbishop Paetz resigns amid Vatican abuse allegations
Warsaw reports Archbishop Juliusz Paetz of Poznan steps down amid sexual harassment accusations, marking a high profile fall in Poland's Catholic Church. The resignation follows claims he made advances on young clerics as scrutiny over church misconduct grows.
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