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New EPA rules will force fossil fuel power plants to cut pollution - Vimarsana News

New EPA rules will force fossil fuel power plants to cut pollution

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency this past Thursday released a sweeping set of rules aimed at cutting air, water and land pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants.

New Maps Show Where Tyson Foods Is Polluting Water - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

New Maps Show Where Tyson Foods Is Polluting Water - Union of Concerned Scientists

Maps from a new UCS analysis on the wastewater discharged by Tyson meat processing plants show that much of the pollution is concentrated in a few states.

Source: ucsusa.org
Revealed: Tyson Foods dumps millions of pounds of toxic pollutants into US rivers and lakes - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Tyson Foods dumps millions of pounds of toxic pollutants into US rivers and lakes

Nitrogen, phosphorus, chloride, oil and cyanide among the 371m lb of pollutants released by just 41 plants in five years

After Vogtle, what's next for nuclear? - E&E News by POLITICO - Vimarsana News

After Vogtle, what's next for nuclear? - E&E News by POLITICO

The Georgia reactors came online Monday — seven years late at a cost of $35 billion, more than double the initial $14 billion estimate.

Source: eenews.net
Toxic Gas Adds to a Long History of Pollution in Southwest Memphis - Vimarsana News

Toxic Gas Adds to a Long History of Pollution in Southwest Memphis

People across the nation claim cancer-causing emissions from local sterilizing plants are making them sick. It’s an example of environmental racism, say residents of one predominantly Black area in southwest Memphis, Tennessee, where life expectancy is much shorter than county and state averages.