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Monsanto Roundup trial win overturned by Oregon court
This story was originally published in The New Lede, a journalism project of the Environmental […]
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Bioplastics are inadequately defined, poorly regulated, and potentially toxic: Report
HOUSTON — The lack of federal regulations and clear definitions for bioplastics make it increasingly […]
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Op-ed: New White House strategy backs food rescue efforts but more is needed to fight hunger and waste
Inflated food prices and intense summer heat are top of mind for both consumers and […]
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Our annual summer reading list, 2024 edition
It’s hard to believe it’s already the Fourth of July — which means fireworks, cookouts, […]
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LISTEN: Alastair Lee Bitsóí on becoming a writer to advocate for Indigenous communities
Alastair Lee Bitsóí joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how […]
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WATCH: Enduring the “endless” expansion of the nation’s petrochemical corridor
In the course of a century, Houston, once known for its magnolia flowers, turned into […]
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Nippon Steel shareholders demand environmental accountability in light of pending U.S. Steel acquisition
During a shareholders meeting in Tokyo last Friday, a group of investors in Nippon Steel […]
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Another chemical recycling plant closure offers ‘flashing red light’ to nascent industry
For the second time this year, a chemical recycling plant built to turn waste into […]
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Op-ed: PFAS contamination endangers farmers’ health — a new federal program would empower them to address the crisis
When dozens of Maine farmers discovered high levels of PFAS in their soil and water, […]
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Portable air filters in daycares can reduce indoor pollution by 85%: Study
PITTSBURGH — Portable air filters in daycares and early learning centers can decrease harmful indoor […]