Statement of Richard Denison before the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on research on environmental and safety impacts of nanotechnology.
Supplemental testimony submitted to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science for a hearing on "Environmental and Safety Impacts of Nanot
New report shows how urban investment can spark environmental improvement, in large part by responding thoughtfully and creatively to local, regional
More than a year and a half after it was supposed to be completed, the voluntary federal program to deliver hazard data on the most widely used chemic
A web-accessible tool that can be used to determine and track the status of commitments made to sponsor HPV chemicals under the U.S. HPV Challenge Pro
2007 EDF report provided—for the first time—a comprehensive comparison of the European Union's new REACH regulation with existing policies in the Unit
Letter to Senate and House Appropriations Committees signed by 19 organizations, including large and small businesses as well as environmental groups,
Why health professionals should care about sustainable fisheries.
Finding solutions to nutrient challenges; update on Lancaster Farms project, EQIP 2007, and more.
In this issue: Federal court rejects Administration attempt to Weaken Clean Air Act; How to build healthier communities in fast-growing cities and tow
Letter from Environmental Defense to U.S. EPA addressing why engineered nanomaterials should be considered "new" chemical substances under the Toxic S
Texas’ fleet of more than 35,000 school buses is dirtier than it has to be.
In this issue: Northeast unites to curb warming; The Clean Air Act; Going 'local' to help Houston air; Unlocking the secrets of nanoparticles; and mor
Statement of Dr. Richard A. Denison before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science concerning environmental and safety impacts of nanot
In this issue: We redouble efforts to restore coastal wetlands, our first line of defense against hurricanes; Cape Cod fishermen try working as a comm
Envestors Update Summer 2005 issue on nanotechnology.
In this issue: Landmark ocean protection plan offers hope for California; Fewer antibiotics will be used on hog farms; A bold new plan for North Carol
Suggestions for improving/redrafting San Joaquin Valley air district’s proposed Indirect Source rule.
A national program to lower pollution from today's diesel engines will have extensive human health benefits that overwhelm the costs by at least 12 to
Massive quantities of antibiotics are added to the feed used in raising chickens, hogs and beef cattle, which helps spur the development of antibiotic
