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Ford to buy lithium for electric car batteries from Quebec s Nemaska Lithium

Ford to buy lithium for electric car batteries from Quebec s Nemaska Lithium
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The ground beneath their feet

The ground beneath their feet
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EPA tries for long-awaited ban on asbestos under 2016 measure

More than 30 years after the Environmental Protection Agency first tried to ban asbestos and failed under court challenge the agency is trying again.

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Why The US Is Losing The Fight to Ban Toxic Chemicals

From a powerful chemical industry that helped write the toxic substances law to an underfunded EPA lacking in resolve, the flaws in the American chemical regulatory apparatus run deep.

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Why the government fails to limit many dangerous chemicals in the workplace

The U.S. agency that's supposed to protect workers' health has all but given up on setting limits on a dangerous chemical released in tire manufacturing. Meanwhile, workers are dying.

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