The defining decade for oil and gas in the energy transition
Business as usual for the oil and gas industry is over. Investor confidence is flagging just as the talent pool[…]
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Renewable energy could power the world by 2050
Wind, water and solar sources − the renewable energy trio − could meet almost all the needs of our power-hungry society in 30 years.
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This new tool could improve economic analysis of sub-national climate policies in the US
Empowered by the Paris Agreement and a lack of national leadership on climate policy in the United States, state and[…]
Read moreEvery lead service line replaced yields an estimated $22,000 in reduced cardiovascular disease deaths
Using publicly available information from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), EDF estimated that fully replacing the 9.3 million lead service[…]
Read moreDeadly Chemical Explosion in Houston Area “Cannot be the New Normal”
“It is saddening and infuriating to see more people die because of another chemical explosion in the Houston area. These[…]
Read moreBREAKING NEWS: On Congress’s orders, USDA begins restoring inspection reports for puppy mills, roadside zoos and other facilities
In December 2019, Congress enacted a provision in the FY20 appropriations bill, issuing a clear mandate to the USDA to reinstate full, searchable public access to all AWA and HPA records without redactions. Photo by Roman Samokhin/iStockphoto
Three years ago, the U.S. Department of Agriculture inexplicably blacked out records of inspections at puppy mills, roadside zoos, facilities that do invasive research on animals, walking horse shows and other operations, leaving those who use—and potentially abuse—animals in their care with little or no . . .
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- Poster children for the SAFE Act: Kill buyers fined again
When it comes to testing heavy metals in food, the result is only as good as the lab.
“Even though the levels of a metal in any particular food is low, our overall exposure adds up because many[…]
Read moreAnother gas chamber at an animal shelter is banished to history, with a dozen more to go
In addition to working with shelters and issuing grants to close down gas chambers, our state directors have taken the fight to their statehouses. Photo by Beverley Vycital/iStockphoto
The euthanasia of homeless companion animals in gas chambers sounds archaic and is inhumane, but the practice is still prevalent in four states—Ohio, Missouri, Utah and Wyoming—where there are fewer than a dozen such chambers in operation. That’s still too many. Since 2013, the Humane . . .
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Promising proposal for addressing lead in schools and licensed child care – but gaps remain
Through its proposed revisions to the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) under the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), EPA made[…]
Read moreWhat connects cross country skiing and chemical safety?
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