Lisa Arkin News Today

In a recent report from the American Lung Association, Eugene-Springfield was ranked fourth for poor air pollution. It was found that 39% of the national population is living in areas

An environmental scientist identified 61 instances in which emissions went beyond the 500 parts per million threshold the agency has set as a safety line.

Five miles west of downtown and near the city’s industrial core is Bethel-Danebo, a West Eugene community home to people who are afraid to let their children play outside or

Coffin Butte Landfill is leaking methane at levels that exceed state and federal limits, a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency inspection has found.

Local organization "Beyond Toxics" want to see the City of Eugene cancel future gas station construction because of health concerns.

The polluted site of the former J.H. Baxter wood treatment facility in Eugene could one day be the site of the Roosevelt Community Solar Project. The environmental group Beyond Toxics

One coalition is challenging Eugenes Natural Gas ban. They want a repeal vote in the November elections. Climate activists presented their own case.

For this interview segment, Dr. Arkin discussed the biggest points she hopes dermatologists will take away from National Scleroderma Awareness Month this year.

A conversation about the proposal to ban gas hookups in new construction in Eugene.

This interview with Dr. Arkin involved a discussion, in honor of June being National Scleroderma Awareness Month, of information on underlying causes and new research on the skin condition.