Why scientists have pumped a potent greenhouse gas into streams on public lands
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PEER | August 15, 2022
The planning for this half-billion-dollar ecological project, and the construction of its monitoring instruments, took around twenty years. It began operating at full tilt in 2019. That’s the same year when a scientist at Yellowstone National Park started to question why NEON was ...
Why scientists have pumped a potent greenhouse gas into streams on public lands (TRANSCRIPT)
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CHANDRA ROSENTHAL: They’re doing these experiments on public lands like national parks and national forests, which this doesn’t fit with the mission of these agencies at all. GREENFIELDBOYCE: Chandra Rosenthal is with a watchdog group called Public Employees for Environmental ...
Eco-Studies Releasing Most Potent Greenhouse Gas
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NSF Projects in Parks and Forests Pump Pounds of SF6 into Atmosphere ...
Water board’s vote clears path for Boeing’s clean up of toxic site near Simi Valley
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PEER | August 13, 2022
The water board adopted the MOU despite dozens of public speakers who urged it not to on grounds that the settlement would allegedly leave at least 90% of Boeing’s contaminated soil not cleaned up. “I don’t believe you can say with a straight face that this Boeing deal ...
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Contribute to Liver Injury, including Toxic PFAS and Pesticides
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PEER | August 12, 2022
Thus, PFAS contamination is significantly underrepresented and much more perverse than previously thought, polluting storage and transportation containers, food and water resources, and other chemical products. For instance, independent research by Public Employees for Environmental ...
