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Spanish-speaking residents feel left out of permitting process at massive Exxon petrochemical plant in Houston-area
BAYTOWN, TX — As Exxon Mobil moves forward with federal re-permitting for its massive petrochemical […]
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LISTEN: Aalayna Green on how race and gender intersect with conservation
Aalayna Green joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss how race […]
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Chemists can now separate four common plastics at once. Will it work as well outside their lab?
Less than 10% of the world’s plastic is recycled, while about 12% enters incinerators, burn […]
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You’re inhaling flame retardants on your morning commute: Study
The air inside our cars is full of harmful flame retardant chemicals — especially on […]
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Op-ed: When it comes to food chemicals, Europe’s food safety agency and the FDA are oceans apart
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) are […]
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Op-ed: After decades of disinformation, the US finally begins regulating PFAS chemicals
Earlier this month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would regulate two forms of PFAS […]
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Reflexiones de la próxima generación sobre el mes de la Tierra
HOUSTON — En homenaje al Día de la Tierra, EHN en Español (EHNe) está publicando […]
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EHN reporter discusses chemical recycling on “Living on Earth”
PITTSBURGH — EHN Reporter Kristina Marusic joined NPR’s “Living on Earth” to discuss proposed chemical […]
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Why a “fracking refugee” is attending the global plastics treaty negotiations
Jill Hunkler, an Ohio resident who considers herself a “fracking refugee,” is telling her family’s […]
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Exposure to chemicals in plastics linked to cancer diagnoses: Study
There’s an association between higher levels of phenols and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known […]