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Fentanyl: a potent opioid that has been making headlines in recent years. But have you ever wondered when this powerful drug found its way into the US market? Delve into the gripping history of Fentanyl as we uncover the crucial moments that led to its availability in the United States.In brief, Fentanyl’s journey in the […]

This alert looks at developments in environmental law that were at the forefront in 2022; the trend is expected to continue into 2023 as the Biden administration continues to act on its...

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) issued a December 5th memorandum titled: Addressing PFAS Discharges in NPDES Permits and Through the...

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a memorandum to states that provides direction on how to use the nation’s...

EPA Issues Guidance to States to Reduce PFAS Pollution

Understand what types of methane emissions are happening at the wellhead and at oil and gas upstream and transmission facilities that we suspect to be contributing so much to climate change. and that data that we have been able to discover through those types of monitoring programs tells us exactly that, which is that methane is being leaked and admitted at a far greater rate than we previously understood, and it is quite dangerous to the climate. >> so heres the thing, jake. and i think what so...

And the uniform research methods as have been established in fishery biology are lacking. i think its a really nice sign that there are so many young people involved now thats a very positive sign so is there a lot of post-docs and students involved that that means that theres an interest and growing interest and that is what has been lacking in the past years i think we . still need to find old why there is some growing population some point on the plan that we have a lot of indications about o...

Reform? what needs to be done? >> i think they actually need to reform. if the government is going to keep separate families and keep apprehending families and putting them in detention. the government is simply not equipped to keep this large number of people who are mostly asking for asylum, in detention for lumpy times. they do this it has a responsibility financially anything morally for taking come -- there is no law that says they have to be detained while the cases are being heard. you ca...

This morning, a new report by "wall street journal" that its throwing more doubt into the whereabouts of the plane and its 239 passengers and crew members on board. after reaching its last confirmed location over the gulf of thailand, u.s. investigators now believe the boeing 777 was in the air for up to four more hours? meaning the plane may have traveled an additional 2,200 miles or as far as the indian ocean. or the border of pakistan. that information is based on data automatically sent from...

Is not and will not in the future. those are the key phrases here. so, were not doing it now and we wont going forward, but did we in the past? >> has the united states monitored the chancellors phone calls in the past? >> nedra, we are not going to publicly comment on every piece of policy and we have made clear that the united states gathers foreign intelligence of the type gathered by all nations. >> so, no comment on the past. we dont still do it, we wont do it again, but why were we doing i...