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RESERVE, La. (AP) — Michael Colemans house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery whose sounds and smells keep him up at

RESERVE, La. (AP) — Michael Coleman's house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery whose sounds and smells keep…

Michael Coleman's house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery whose sounds and smells keep him up at night and a massive grain elevator that covers his pickup in dust and, he says, exacerbates his breathing problems.

EPA Administrator Michael Regan visited Coleman and other residents during a five-day trip from Mississippi to Texas in mid-November that highlighted...

RESERVE, La. (AP) — Michael Coleman’s house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery that keeps him up at night and a

RESERVE, La. (AP) — Michael Colemans house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery whose sounds and smells keep him up at

RESERVE, La. (AP) — Michael Colemans house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery whose sounds and smells keep him up at

EPA Administrator Michael Regan says a recently completed “Journey to Justice” tour from Mississippi to Texas enabled him to put “faces and names with this term that we call environmental

RESERVE, La. — Michael Coleman’s house is the last one standing on his tiny street, squeezed between a sprawling oil refinery that keeps him up at night and a massive grain elevator that covers his pickup with dust and worsens his breathing problems.

EPA Administrator Michael Regan recently completed a tour from Mississippi to Texas, highlighting low-income, mostly minority communities affected by industrial pollution.