Author: Enviroshop Editor
North Carolina Senate deals a damaging blow to state’s waterways and wildlife
What an honor
By Richard Denison Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. After 30 years in Washington, maybe I should be more[…]
Read moreWith Chemical Safety Reform Passed, What’s Next for Companies?
By Michelle Mauthe Harvey History was made this week. Major environmental legislation was signed into law for the first time[…]
Read moreJoin the Right to Know GMO Fight
Want to get involved in a GMO labeling campaign in your state? You can join Right to Know GMO, the[…]
Read moreCourt Allows Lawsuit Over Perdue’s “Humane” Claims to Proceed
A federal court in New Jersey has cleared the way for a class action lawsuit against the nation’s third-largest poultry[…]
Read moreNo Future for Coal-Fired Power Plants in Florida
In its latest filing with state regulators, Progress Energy agreed with clean air advocates that retiring units 1 and 2[…]
Read morePioneering Smart Grid Energy Metrics Will Help Measure Customer Benefits In Illinois
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and the Citizens Utility Board (CUB) have announced that they have reached an agreement with Illinois[…]
Read moreCoal and Climate on the Table for BofA in 2013
Bank of America announced plans to host its Annual shareholder’s meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 8 amid strong[…]
Read moreTennessee Grand Jury Indicts Former Tennessee Walking Horse Trainer Jackie McConnell
Court documents reveal a Fayette County Grand Jury has indicted infamous horse abuser Jackie McConnell and two co-defendants on 38[…]
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