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EPA rule to limit soot could save lives, especially in Indiana's metro areas - Vimarsana News

EPA rule to limit soot could save lives, especially in Indiana's metro areas

The EPA has proposed lowering the amount of soot from 12 micrograms per cubic meter of air to somewhere between 9 and 10. The agency said that could save about 4,200 lives every year.

Source: wbaa.org
EPA rule to limit soot could save lives, especially in Indiana's metro areas - Vimarsana News

EPA rule to limit soot could save lives, especially in Indiana's metro areas

The EPA has proposed lowering the amount of soot from 12 micrograms per cubic meter of air to somewhere between 9 and 10. The agency said that could save about 4,200 lives every year.

Source: wfyi.org
Rare Books at Auction This Week - Vimarsana News

Rare Books at Auction This Week

It's a lively week for rare books and manuscripts auctions; here's the rundown.

Friedens United Church of Christ has served Brazito area since 1902 - Vimarsana News

Friedens United Church of Christ has served Brazito area since 1902

Churches often become historical representatives of the community in which they were organized.

EPA finalizes science rule expected to have limited effect on power sector, but NGOs still see threat - Vimarsana News

EPA finalizes science rule expected to have limited effect on power sector, but NGOs still see threat

Dive Brief: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday finalized a rule that narrows what studies it will consider in future rulemakings, based on whether the underlying data is public. EPA said it will now give greater consideration to scientific studies that provide public data when considering how a particular pollutant or contaminant impacts human health and the environment, in an effort to be more "transparent." Critics of the rule, including former EPA officials, environmentalists and public health officials, say the move will limit the ability of the agency to consider critica...