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Revealed | EPA Data on potential PFAS Sites
The scale of potential PFAS problems is several times larger than previously understood – more than 120,000 potential sites identified.
EPA’s Pesticides Office Labeled as a Failure
Groups Push Array of Immediate Reforms
EPA’s PFAS Action Plan A Dud
Response Too Weak and Limited to Protect Public Health
California May Have Second Most PFAS Sites of Any State
EPA Identifies 120,000 Potential PFAS Sites in U.S. – Far More Than Ever
Maryland Groups Begin Campaign to Clean Up State Renewable Energy Standard
Today, 13 environmental and social justice groups announced the creation of the Reclaim Renewable Energy Coalition (Reclaim REC); formed to clean up Maryland’s Renewable portfolio standard (RPS)....
read moreWolf Advocates Organize to Restore Protections for the Persecuted Species
While wolf advocates await a decision from USFWS, some wildlife activists are pursuing a parallel strategy of trying to use financial pressure to compel states...
read moreColorado tightens air pollution rules after staff shake-up, whistleblower complaint
“We are encouraged that CDPHE is developing guidance that includes the expertise of their modeling staff,” Chandra Rosenthal, head of the Rocky Mountain PEER Council,...
read moreBLOG | A Challenge for the New Director of the National Park Service
Absent a major shift in priorities at the National Park Service, it is only a matter of time before we see preventable deaths and other disasters
Revealed | EPA Data on potential PFAS Sites
The scale of potential PFAS problems is several times larger than previously understood – more than 120,000 potential sites identified.
BLOG | EPA Needs to Change Methane Rules
EPA now needs to update its rules for methane – and ground those rules in the 20-year outlook that the latest science demands.
