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A Massive Arctic Drilling Project Is Moving Forward Despite Biden's Campaign Promises – Mother Jones - Vimarsana News

A Massive Arctic Drilling Project Is Moving Forward Despite Biden's Campaign Promises – Mother Jones

Environmental groups say the Willow Project is a multibillion-dollar climate disaster waiting to happen.

A Maine jury will decide whether a transmission line can go forward - Vimarsana News

A Maine jury will decide whether a transmission line can go forward

After years of planning, false starts, lawsuits, and a bitterly fought campaign to kill it, the fate of one of Massachusetts’ most important carbon-free energy projects is set to be decided in a Portland, Maine, courtroom where a trial begins Monday.

The EPA is taking steps to regulate toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water. What does that mean for Vermont? - Vimarsana News

The EPA is taking steps to regulate toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water. What does that mean for Vermont?

For the first time, federal regulators have proposed major limits on PFAS in public drinking water. What does this push mean for Vermont?

The EPA is taking steps to regulate toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water. What does that mean for Vermont? - Vimarsana News

The EPA is taking steps to regulate toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water. What does that mean for Vermont?

For the first time, federal regulators have proposed major limits on PFAS in public drinking water. What does this push mean for Vermont?

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Federal memo may bolster mineral company's position on Arizona mine site - Vimarsana News

Federal memo may bolster mineral company's position on Arizona mine site

A top U.S. Army official reversed himself on a key decision — a reversal that could bolster Hudbay Minerals Inc.’s legal argument that the washes on its long-delayed Rosemont Mine site in Arizona aren’t covered by the Clean Water Act and don’t merit federal regulation.