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October PFAS Regulatory Update - Environmental Law - Vimarsana News

October PFAS Regulatory Update - Environmental Law

In October 2023, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized two separate but analogous rulemakings – one under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)...

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20,000 Babies a Year Will be Killed in Ohio Now, We Have to Keep Fighting Abortion - Vimarsana News

20,000 Babies a Year Will be Killed in Ohio Now, We Have to Keep Fighting Abortion

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IA implements first ever drought plan / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

IA implements first ever drought plan / Public News Service

The State of Iowa has just put its first-ever drought plan to work to help it manage one of the longest and most severe dry periods in recent history. Officials say they are already making plans to improve it. Iowa was more than 15 inches short of normal precipitation between fall 2022 and this autumn. ...

Proponents Of Ohio's Issue 1 Know Full Well Abortion's Inhumanity - Vimarsana News

Proponents Of Ohio's Issue 1 Know Full Well Abortion's Inhumanity

Is not the child in the womb a human being? Does she not have a heart? Can he not feel pain? Does not her humanity move toward a future?

EPA cites hundreds of WV streams as impaired - Vimarsana News

EPA cites hundreds of WV streams as impaired

The federal Environmental Protection Agency says West Virginia isn't accurately keeping track of how many of the state's streams are polluted, and has added an additional 346 streams - totaling around 1,600 miles - to its impaired list. Measuring water quality is required by the federal Clean Water Act to help determine how safe waterways are for aquatic life, swimming, recreation and consumption. In a recent webinar, John Wirts, a retired biologist with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection's Watershed Assessment Program, said the classification opens doors to resources f...