Revised wetlands rules drawn into criticism across Chesapeake area
Scientists estimate that more than a third of 1.4 million acres of freshwater wetlands in the Chesapeake region could lose federal protection under new Bush administration rules. The Maryland landowners group disagrees, calling the estimates hype while noting rule complexity.
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Jury finds baking soda warning inadequate in New Jersey case
A New Jersey jury ruled that Arm and Hammer warnings were inadequate but awarded no damages to William Graves of Bethesda. Graves claimed indigestion led to a stomach rupture after consuming a spoonful of baking soda with water. he underwent seven operations and nearly died. The five to one verdict split on whether warning would have changed his use. the jury did not resolve causation.
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