Environmental concerns raised: Vote passes to regulate CO2 pipelines running through OTC
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Susan Sargent | June 15, 2022
The MN PUC took up the issue of CO2 pipelines after CURE submitted petitions about the two current CO2 pipeline projects to the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board in late 2021. The health and safety concerns of PEER (Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility) and other ...
EPA imposes stricter limits on four types of toxic ‘forever chemicals’
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Susan Sargent |
While the new levels could have significant consequences, they still represent “baby steps” in addressing the larger PFAS problem, said Tim Whitehouse, a former EPA enforcement attorney and executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility. “The EPA should be ...
EPA sets targets for slashing PFAS in drinking water
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Susan Sargent |
And various advocates and experts also voiced concerns over components of EPA’s move. Erik Olson, who directs health and food work for NRDC, questioned the advisory for PFBS, which is significantly higher than the other four chemicals and seemingly out of step with some of the available ...
EPA Takes First Baby Steps on PFAS
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Susan Sargent | June 14, 2022
Nonregulatory Health Advisories on Just Four of Thousands of PFAS ...
Trump holdout resigns from embattled chemical board
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Susan Sargent | June 13, 2022
CSB, which operates independently of EPA and oversees national responses to chemical disasters, struggled significantly under the Trump administration, which repeatedly sought to dissolve the board and halt its funding. Lemos became the board’s only member for a time as staffing ...