‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in Bayer-Produced Mosquito Killer
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Elizabeth Duan | March 25, 2021
“The EPA confirmed Thursday that it’s investigating new data showing a mosquito-killer made by Bayer CropScience LP had high concentrations of two well-known “forever chemicals” that have been linked to health problems. The Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility ( ...
Researchers find harmful ‘forever chemicals’ in pesticide used against mosquitoes in Maryland
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Elizabeth Duan |
“Lab tests ordered by environmental groups found harmful chemicals, called PFAS, in a pesticide that Maryland uses for its mosquito control program, the groups said Thursday. “The results for us are extremely disturbing, given the health impacts linked to these forever chemicals ...
BLM Whistleblower Exposed Dangers of Wyoming Oil and Gas Project, Facing Termination
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Elizabeth Duan |
“A U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) environmental analyst is “facing termination” for blowing the whistle on environmental concerns related to a “massive Wyoming oil and gas project,” according to a March 16 press release from nonprofit group Public Employees for ...
California took more than 3,500 actions against alleged polluters since 2020, report finds
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Elizabeth Duan | March 23, 2021
“California is near the top in the country in state enforcement actions and fines levied against polluting industries since 2000, according to a new report that highlights the fragmented U.S. environmental compliance system. Tim Whitehouse, a former senior attorney with the EPA, is ...
Boebert bill would keep BLM HQ in Grand Junction
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Elizabeth Duan |
“U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert has introduced legislation that would carry out via law what she previously has endorsed as a matter of policy — keeping the Bureau of Land Management’s national headquarters in Grand Junction. Chandra Rosenthal, Rocky Mountain director of Public ...
Letter to the Editor: Build up BLM to protect our finest lands
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Chandra Rosenthal | March 20, 2021
“March temperatures are perfect for mountain biking, rock climbing, and river rafting trips, so increasingly the state is a spring break destination for college kids and families. The record-breaking number of visitors to Utah in 2020 indicates that despite COVID-19, there will also ...