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The sign for Sterilization Services of Virginia, Inc. in Henrico County. (Charlie Paullin/Virginia Mercury) Henrico County resident Beth Kreydatus works with students in an environmental studies group at Varina High School who serve as peer mentors to Montrose Elementary School students. Both schools sit less than four miles from a business known as Sterilization Services

The EPA says the new rules would help reduce ethylene oxide gas that facilities release by 80%.

The EPA has proposed new standards to reduce exposure to EtO, a cancer-causing compound that has been connected to a South Memphis plant.

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Our community, through a health equity lens, must do more to account for and combat the lifespan disparities, acknowledging that many African Americans living in Shelby County.

A South Memphis neighborhood highlights the need for EPA to tighten protections against emissions of cancer-causing ethylene oxide.

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Port Arthur, Texas advocates enlist Tennessee Representative Justin Pearson to moderate a conversation on harmful emissions in minority communities.

A recent report by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) revealed that more than 14 million Americans are residing just within just five miles of 104 commercial plants that release large [...]

For decades, the Environmental Protection Agency said ethylene oxide was not a dangerous chemical.