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Decarbonizing industries, transportation doesn’t require costly carbon capture
Fighting the climate crisis will require deep reductions in carbon emissions from industries and transportation, but new research and investments show that this goal can be met through novel clean...
Food chemicals bills will reduce U.S. health risks, close gap with strict European rules
Utilities fighting to stymie growth of California rooftop solar power
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California lawmakers advance bills to ban ‘forever chemicals’ in kids’ products, food packaging
California lawmakers are advancing legislation that would significantly boost efforts to remove the toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS from consumer products, with the state Senate poised to vote...
Fact check: Hazardous substance designation for ‘forever chemicals’ is not a ban
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Interview: Lack of ‘conservation compliance’ highlights need for stricter federal oversight
Farmers are failing to comply with federal “conservation compliance” requirements designed to protect wetlands and soil, according to University of Iowa Associate Professor Silvia Secchi, who says the...
Study: Pesticides harm soil invertebrates but EPA fails to recognize impact
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The good glow: Stay safe with protective sunscreens this summer
Stay safe from toxic algae in water during Independence Day weekend
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Summer check-in: Sun safety tips for kids
In Midwest farm states, nitrate pollution of tap water is more likely in lower-income communities
Steer clear of formaldehyde-releasing hair-smoothing treatments
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Why America can’t afford an ‘all of the above’ energy policy
For the FDA, toxic chemicals are a kitchen table issue
When Dr. Janet Woodcock, acting commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, testifies before a Senate spending committee on Thursday, she will likely face a lot of questions about toxic...