Wildlife smugglers challenge Alaska airport inspectors
Alaska wildlife inspectors at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport confront a steady stream of contraband. From a monkey hidden under a hat to a bear gall bladder in a bra, seizures span a leopard coat, a crocodile head purse, ivory inlays, and sea turtle shell guitars.
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Chris Andrews
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Inspection
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Colorado Superfund site becomes wildlife refuge plan
Deer roam fields and hawks wheel over Rocky Mountain Arsenal as a $2.2 billion cleanup progresses toward designation as a national wildlife refuge in 2011. Federal officials say the plan will create a large metro area oasis between Denver and growing suburbs, while critics caution about ongoing risks from contaminants such as dioxin, arsenic, mercury and sarin.
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Environmental Protection Agency
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