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Parrish, in Manatee County, is included in a list ProPublica compiled that analyzes billions of rows of EPA data to map the spread of cancer-causing industrial air emissions down to the neighborhood level.

Parrish, in Manatee County, is included in a list ProPublica compiled that analyzes billions of rows of EPA data to map the spread of cancer-causing industrial air emissions down to the neighborhood level.

The number of people who live near toxic release sites in Missouri is quite concerning, it is higher than the national average according, did you have any idea about this?

The number of people who live near toxic release sites in Missouri is quite concerning, it is higher than the national average according, did you have any idea about this?

We analyzed billions of rows of EPA data to do something the agency had never done before: map the spread of cancer-causing industrial air emissions down to the neighborhood level.

United States Environmental Protection Agency EPA recently made several announcements regarding its goals for investigating, regulating, and remediating Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances PFAS, chemicals used in a variety of consumer and industrial products since the early 1940s.

United States Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) Administrator Michael Regan announced on October 18th what is described as a “Comprehensive National Strategy to Confront PFAS...

On January 14, 2021, on the eve of President Biden's inauguration, EPA issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking, seeking comment on whether PFOA and PFOS

The Visionary Activist Show Kayakers from across the state gather to support Diane Caroline hosts the indefatigable Diane Wilson on her 22nd day of fasting to protect Lavaca Bay from nefarious destruction. End oil exports now… We gather in radio magic to support our team-mate, with telepathic electrolytes, and that her dedication be effective….. “I am risking my life to stop this project because it would destroy my community’s fisheries, our climate, and our way of life,” said Diane W...

EPA: Hawaiis Military Bases Dumped 630,000 Pounds Of Toxic Nitrate Into The Ocean - Honolulu Civil Beat EPA: Hawaii’s Military Bases Dumped 630,000 Pounds Of Toxic Nitrate Into The Ocean While federally permitted, the Environmental Protection Agency hopes the data’s public release spurs facilities to reduce their chemical waste. Reading time: 7 minutes. U.S. military bases in Hawaii dumped more than half a million pounds of nitrate compounds — toxic chemicals commonly found in wastewater...