Home Depot Told It Cannot Relocate Trees: Home Depot's Permit to Remove or Relocate Some Trees at a Coconut Grove Site Was Revoked
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By Laura Morales, The Miami Herald  Sep. 10--Miami's Historic and Environmental Preservation board has handed Grove residents opposed to a Home Depot in their neighborhood another small victory.
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Some environmentalists say that Home Depot is being too inclusive in its new Eco Options marketing campaign.
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ATLANTA -- The Home Depot Inc., the world's largest home improvement store chain, said Monday it will consider shedding its division serving contractors, homebuilders and other business customers, distancing itself further from the strategies advanced by former Chief Executive Bob Nardelli. Its...
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By Doug Dalena, The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Feb. 16--STAMFORD -- If Home Depot builds a store on the Cytec Industries site on West Main Street, traffic would could get worse at nearby intersections, even with improvements the company would make.
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By Terence Chea THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal judge reinstated a ban Wednesday on road construction in nearly 50 million acres of pristine wilderness, overturning a Bush administration rule that could have cleared the way for more commercial activity in national forests.
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By JOHN BRENNAN Mountain View Telegraph  The biomass power plant proposed for Torrance County suffered a "serious setback" Tuesday when the state Environment Department denied an air quality permit for the project.
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By Sarah Brock, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Ga.  Jun. 19--Trees along part of Interstate 185 are safe for now, following a  Monday decision in Muscogee County Superior Court.   Judge Doug Pullen issued a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit concerning  tree-cutting along I-185.
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By Debra R. Gibbs, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Jun. 11--THE PROBLEM   Marilyn Schrager, of Boca Raton, contacted the South Florida Sun-Sentinel concerned about Australian pine trees growing close to power lines near Spanish River Park.
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By Howard Yune, Appeal-Democrat, Marysville, Calif.  Sep. 24--State plans to remake Colusa County farmland as wetlands took another blow when a state appeals court upheld a 2004 decision blocking the takeover of the Traynham Ranch east of Arbuckle.
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Retailer Home Depot Inc.  Inc.  said on Wednesday a review found that for annual stock option  grants and certain quarterly option grants from 1981 through  November 2000, the stated grant date was earlier than the  actual time the grants were approved by a board committee.
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By Dan Hartzell, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Feb. 9--The state revoked the permits for the Rising Son Farm compost center in North Whitehall on Thursday, closing an operation suspended in October for violating environmental regulations.
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By GENE JOHNSON SEATAC, Wash. - Christmas trees are going back up at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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The chairman and chief executive of Home Depot Inc.  said on Wednesday that the home improvement retailer had no plans to become a privately owned company.
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By Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER  A federal judge Wednesday upheld a Clinton-era decision leaving vast roadless tracts of the country's national forests off-limits to logging trucks, drilling rigs and other traffic.  The decision, by U.S.
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Someone had to pay to remove 3,000 dead trees in New Orleans. The trees, insisted the Federal Emergency Management Agency, couldn't have been killed by Hurricane Katrina's floodwaters because they weren't toppled to a certain angle. New Orleans would have to pay.
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By Cecily Burt  OAKLAND -- Too tall. Too modern. Doesn't belong in a historic district. Needs lots of work.   Those comments and more have apparently doomed a proposed 37- story, futuristic condominium project atop a historic garage on Alice Street near Lake Merritt.
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By SETH BORENSTEIN  By Seth Borenstein  The Associated Press  CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.