In this issue: A Global Milestone Passes as Russia Ratifies Kyoto; cleaning up mercury from cars; reforming the nation's farm spending; China honors o
Letter from Environmental Defense to U.S. EPA addressing the Toxic Substances Control Act and nanotechnology issues.
Executive summary of report showing how a better, more modern system of handling New York City's garbage can cut the truck miles driven by more than h
In this issue: Debut of the Oceans Alive campaign; bipartisan support for Back from the Brink; calls for stricter air pollution regulations for the EP
Determining how many HPV Challenge program chemicals continue to be manufactured at HPV levels but remain unsponsored is complicated for a
variety o
In this issue: Pressure builds on EPA to enforce clean air laws; seeking a 'Teddy Roosevelt of the Seas'; trading in toxic mercury; a better future fo
In this issue: Back from the Brink campaign to restore endangered species, EPA decides on air quality rules, countering ExxonMobil's disinformation ca
Decades after the U.S. ban on lead paint and leaded gasoline, lead use has been eliminated or significantly reduced in many industries throughout Nort
Local mercury emissions in the United States are important contributors to local mercury hot spots, leading to contaminated water.
In this issue: McDonald's cuts antibiotic use, showdown on the Mississippi, turning up the heat on global warming, and more.
As the HPV Challenge Program passes its halfway mark, this status report examines the significant progress to date, and also identifies several trends
Newsletter From the Clean Car Campaign. Over the past decade, automakers have put their design and marketing talents into anything but addressing thei
In this issue: the landmark global warming law signed by California governor Gray Davis, the passage of an historic clean air bill in North Carolina,
Public health dangers of BUGs' unregulated emissions; study found that BUGs tend to be located in heavily populated areas, near where people live, wor
In this issue: California's global warming initiative, China's clean air campaign, the recent court ruling on national park haze, the Safe Harbor agre
Mercury in Maine, power plants in Minnesota, polluters in New York, and hybrids everywhere. See the seasonal compilation of news from PPA.
Air quality in the Southeast is among the worst in the nation, threatening human health, the environment, and the long-term economic viability of this
Read about the "Switch-the-Switch" campaign to remove toxic mercury from automobiles.
In this issue: McDonald's helps curb antibiotic overuse, green issues in congress, Amazon Indians protect rainforest, New York's fresh air challenge,
