Why worries about forever chemicals and injuries might push the NFL to ditch artificial turf
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PEER | September 19, 2023
Kyla Bennett, a former official with the EPA, is a science policy director for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), and one of the nation’s top experts on PFAS. If the NFL were to decide to rid its stadiums of artificial turf, it “would be a game changer,” ...
Anti-turf advocates highlight dangers of PFAS after Martha’s Vineyard court decision
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PEER | September 18, 2023
Kyla Bennett is Chief Scientist with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. (PEER) Bennett said the group is concerned PFAS from a field will leech into the groundwater and contaminate the Island’s water supply. Bennett says a costly treatment plan would then be required. “ ...
PFAS at Santa Susana Seep Through Regulatory Cracks
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Toxic Forever Chemicals Not Monitored in Discharge or Included in Cleanup ...
Suit: BLM environmental reviews lacking for grazing in Colorado, other states
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PEER | September 16, 2023
A new lawsuit accuses the Bureau of Land Management of often failing to do required environmental reviews of grazing permits in Colorado and other western states, particularly in areas in western Colorado and elsewhere where grazing can potentially impact species such as sage-grouse and ...
BLM’s Nevada grazing leases at center of new lawsuit citing agency’s failure
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PEER | September 15, 2023
A lawsuit accuses the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) of failing to perform required grazing permit reviews across the West, with the worst lapses occurring in Nevada. About 15 million acres in Nevada that did undergo a review failed to meet federal standards due to damage caused by ...