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Microplastics and pollution combine to become much more toxic: Study
Microplastics can pick up pollution in their travels and pose an even greater threat to […]
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Public health in Pennsylvania ignored during fracking rush: Report
In a rush to reap the economic benefits of fracking, the Pennsylvania Department of Health […]
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Evidence of PFAS in organic pasta sauces
Four popular organic pasta sauces have detectable levels of fluorine, an indicator of toxic PFAS, […]
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Want single-use foodware without harmful chemicals? A new certification will help you find it
Here’s a secret about single-use foodware: brands and manufacturers don’t have to tell what’s in […]
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Ukraine: Russian troops took Radioactive ‘souvenirs’ from Chernobyl, says agency
Looted Items likely taken by Russia from Chernobyl could cause radiation burns, sickness, and irreversible […]
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Peter Dykstra: We could all use some good news right now
The environmental beat can be a real downer and we often focus on the problems—but […]
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New Washington state bill is the “fastest timeline in the nation” for phasing out PFAS
A new Washington state bill, signed into law last Thursday by Gov. Jay Inslee, aims […]
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LISTEN: Rodrigo Alatriste-Diaz on the intersection of labor and environmental rights
Rodrigo Alatriste-Diaz joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss environmental justice […]
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Our View: It’s time to recognize, research, and remove environmental causes of mental illness
Whether in entertainment, sports, or schools, the U.S. is finally coming to the realization that […]
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