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Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion 'wrong on too many levels' | New Orleans CityBusiness - Vimarsana News

Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion 'wrong on too many levels' | New Orleans CityBusiness

One need only take a look at the $256 million in economic and environmental damage caused by the openings of the Bonnet Carre spillway in 2019 or the breach of the old Bohemia Spillway to imagine the impacts of this project.

Missouri House bill would cut down on poisonous lead in school drinking water - Vimarsana News

Missouri House bill would cut down on poisonous lead in school drinking water

Health officials say there is no safe level for exposure among children.

Source: krcu.org
Missouri House bill would cut down on poisonous lead in school drinking water - Vimarsana News

Missouri House bill would cut down on poisonous lead in school drinking water

Health officials say there is no safe level for exposure among children.

Missouri House looks to decrease lead in school drinking water - Vimarsana News

Missouri House looks to decrease lead in school drinking water

Health officials say there is no safe level for exposure among children.

Looking ahead: Environment America's 2021 federal and state priorities - Vimarsana News

Looking ahead: Environment America's 2021 federal and state priorities

For Immediate Release Wednesday, December 30, 2020 DENVER -- Environment America, a national nonpartisan network of state environmental groups, contributed to numerous environmental victories in 2020. The organization is looking ahead to spurring more environmental progress at the federal and state levels. “We enter 2021 with hope for a brighter and healthier year,”  said Environment America’s Acting President Wendy Wendlandt. “With a new presidential administration and state and local governments showing leadership, we are optimistic we can continue to slash emissions from ...