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The chemical industry may have killed a landmark EU chemical policy. Here’s what that means for the US.
Improvements to a pivotal European chemical policy may have permanently stalled after political pressure and […]
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Feeling “invisible”: How language barriers worsen environmental injustice
HOUSTON — Erandi Treviño’s passion to foster a sense of community dates back to her […]
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Sentirse “invisible”: Como las barreras lingüísticas empeoran la injusticia ambiental
HOUSTON — La pasión de Erandi Treviño por fomentar un sentido de comunidad comenzó en […]
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Numerous miles-long oil spills have been reported on one of Pittsburgh’s iconic three rivers
PITTSBURGH — Oil sheens up to 18 miles long have repeatedly been reported by an […]
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Majority-Black Pennsylvania community fights back against proposed $6 billion LNG terminal
Bonnie Waites remembers how Chester sounded years ago, before the incinerator came to town in […]
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PFAS chemicals on your baby’s diapers
There’s nothing more important than making sure our babies are safe and healthy — and […]
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LISTEN: Environmental justice researchers on what it means to be biracial
Senior fellows Dr. Robbie Parks, Jan-Michael Archer and Marissa Chan join the Agents of Change […]
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Chemical recycling “a dangerous deception” for solving plastic pollution: Report
Chemical recycling — an umbrella term used to describe processes that break plastic waste down […]
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Glyphosate cancer findings of “extreme concern” as Europe weighs reauthorization of pesticide
This story was originally published in The New Lede, a journalism project of the Environmental […]
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California governor vetoes bill that would require microplastic filters on washing machines
It was a win in the battle against plastic pollution — until it wasn’t. On […]