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EPA Faults Colorado Air Quality Regulators Over Whistleblower Claims

by Patch | July 19, 2022
The report outlines six recommendations for APCD regulators, including an overhaul of the agency’s minor source permitting procedures and amending existing permits of some pollution sources identified in the complaint. The EPA is asking the state to provide a written response to the ...

Environmentalists Threaten Lawsuit Over Pollution Killing Manatees

by Patch | December 21, 2021
Existing regulations allow for up to 90 days each year of discharges from wastewater treatment plants during heavy rainfall, of up to several million gallons per day, but these are “poorly reported,” Earthjustice says. Meanwhile, the state has cut back on both the number of ...

NYC Educators Say Air In Schools Won’t Keep Them Safe From Coronavirus, File State Complaint

by Patch | October 8, 2020
“In a complaint filed this week, a group of New York City teachers and other school staffers charged that their workplaces are unsafe and that more rigorous testing of campus ventilation systems is necessary during the coronavirus pandemic. Representing the educators are the Public ...

Swalwell Introduces Bill To Strengthen Whistleblower Protection

by Patch | June 13, 2020
“Press release from Congressman Eric Swalwell: Rep. Eric Swalwell (CA-15) today introduced legislation to better protect whistleblowers from having their anonymity and safety compromised. Swalwell began drafting the Enhancing Protections for Whistleblower Anonymity Act last year ...
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