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UCS Is Primed and Ready for this Election Year - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

UCS Is Primed and Ready for this Election Year - Union of Concerned Scientists

As we head into primary season, our president Johanna Chao Kreilick lays out UCS priorities for 2024.

Source: ucsusa.org
An Opportunity to Reduce Water Pollution from Slaughterhouses - Union of Concerned Scientists - Vimarsana News

An Opportunity to Reduce Water Pollution from Slaughterhouses - Union of Concerned Scientists

The EPA has proposed new rules on wastewater produced by the meat and poultry industry, but it needs input from the people most affected by this water pollution.

Source: ucsusa.org
Big Agriculture and Big Oil Join Forces to Lobby for Clean Energy Credits - Vimarsana News

Big Agriculture and Big Oil Join Forces to Lobby for Clean Energy Credits

Companies are working to convince policymakers that so-called "renewable natural gas" should get government subsidies.

Five factors that raise your risk of ingesting forever chemicals: How your gender, salary, ethnicity, job and what you eat are crucial - so what's your risk? - Vimarsana News

Five factors that raise your risk of ingesting forever chemicals: How your gender, salary, ethnicity, job and what you eat are crucial - so what's your risk?

A recent wave of reports have brought to light the widespread infiltration of cancer-causing chemicals in our everyday lives. The microplastics have been used in a variety of industries since the 1930s.

NorthWestern touts coal, natural gas, in meeting record energy demand - Vimarsana News

NorthWestern touts coal, natural gas, in meeting record energy demand

Last week, wind contributed more to power generation than coal for about 30 hours on the grid NorthWestern Energy oversees, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.