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EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants
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EPA set to roll back rules that limit greenhouse gases and mercury from US power plants

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"Forever Chemicals" Found in Fish Caught in San Francisco Bay, Report Warns
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"Forever Chemicals" Found in Fish Caught in San Francisco Bay, Report Warns

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By Ryan Yamamoto Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) — A warning to anglers who eat their catch from the San Francisco Bay, fish pulled from the waters may contain dangerous levels of so-called “forever chemicals.” In a recent report by the San Francisco Estuary Institute, scientists detected 20 types of polyfluoroalkyl substances, known as PFAS in fish caught in the bay. Their research and testing of fish began in 2009…See the Story
Toxic Michigan Site ‘Cautionary Tale’ as Trump Eyes Environmental Cleanup Cuts
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Toxic Michigan Site ‘Cautionary Tale’ as Trump Eyes Environmental Cleanup Cuts

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In St. Louis, taxpayers have spent millions of dollars and decades cleaning a chemical plant that new research has shown caused numerous health problems. Cuts to the Superfund program would hinder similar cleanups.See the Story

New study adds to evidence that glyphosate weed killer can cause cancer

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A new long-term animal study of the widely used weed killer glyphosate find fresh evidence that the herbicide, introduced by Monsanto in the 1970s, causes multiple types of cancer, and may do so at doses considered safe by regulators. The results of the two-year study, which were published June 10 in the journal Environmental Health, add to an ongoing global debate over the safety of the pesticide, which is commonly used by farmers to kill weeds…CancerSee the Story

Bayer Down on Verdict to Pay $2.1B to Plaintiff in Roundup ...

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By Carey Gillam The scene now playing out in an obscure Missouri courtroom is one observed many times before: A veteran Monsanto scientist is spending long days on a witness stand, defending the company and its Germany-based owner Bayer against allegations that the agrochemical company’s popular Roundup weed killer causes cancer. Donna Farmer, whose work as a Monsanto toxicologist began more than 30 years ago, has repeatedly assured jurors in th…See the Story

California Wildfires Left Behind 9 Billion Pounds of Toxic Ash and Debris

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After the wildfires ravaged homes in Los Angeles, California, cleanup crews faced a new challenge: electric car batteries that can explode when damaged.Wildfires · Los AngelesSee the Story

Swampbuster stands: Federal judge dismisses Iowa challenge to wetlands protections

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A federal judge last week sided with environmental groups and US regulators in a dispute with an Iowa landowner over a Farm Bill provision that protects wetlands. The move to uphold the “Swampbuster” rule marks a victory for family farmers, wetlands and water quality across the country, said environmental and sustainable agriculture groups that intervened in the case. “This decision is an unequivocal victory for sustainable farming,” Dani Replog…Iowa, United States · IowaRead Article

Navy to Test Water Near Former Base for Possible Chemicals

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MILLINGTON, Tenn. -- The Navy is calling for assistance from some Millington homeowners or business owners with private drinking water wells to test for possible chemicals near the former Naval Air Station Memphis. They are sampling water from private drinking wells to ensure it’s safe and meets the federal government’s guidelines. FBI targets Memphis cargo thefts to combat rising crime Residents are being asked to schedule a sampling appo…HealthSee the Story

Dying Before Their Day in Court - Syngenta Paraquat Litigation Drags on as Parkinson's Victims Suffer

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In the nationwide legal battle between pesticide maker Syngenta and thousands of people suffering from Parkinson’s disease that they blame on exposure to paraquat weed killer, plaintiffs are dying faster than they can get to trial, according to a court filing made this week by lawyers frustrated by repeated delays in the cases. “A majority of bellwether plaintiffs have now died,” plaintiffs’ attorneys stated in the June 2 filing in California’s …Parkinson's Disease · Contra Costa CountySee the Story

Can Environmentalism Make Sense Again?

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(Sarah Davies is director of communications and media for EarthDay.org.) By Sarah T Davies, director of communications & media, EARTHDAY.ORG At a time when climate-related headlines often read like obituaries for our planet, Earth Day 2025 offered something rare – a reason for hope. Not the naïve optimism that suggests salvation is assured, but rather compelling evidence that we can make people act for good when we get the messaging right.  This…Boise · BoiseRead Article

Louisiana Stifles Community Air Monitoring with Threat of Million-Dollar Fines, Federal Lawsuit Says

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