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- he FREIGHT Act of 2010 (S 3629 and HR 5976) offers an important step toward making America’s freight transportation system work for the 21st Century.
- Public health dangers of BUGs' unregulated emissions; study found that BUGs tend to be located in heavily populated areas, near where people live, wor
- Suggestions for improving/redrafting San Joaquin Valley air district’s proposed Indirect Source rule.
- EDF scientist Richard Denison's statement before the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on Revisiting the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976
- Statement of Richard A. Denison before U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on H.R. 5820, the Toxic Chemicals Safety Act of 2010.
- Documents how few high-production-volume (HPV) chemicals are tested and how little data are available to the public.
- In this issue: Senate adrift on climate legislation, ensuring a future for sharks in the Gulf of Mexico, rebuilding and restoring after the Deepwater
- In this issue: Sharing the catch - Fishermen embrace a new approach to solve overfishing; Earth to Senate – Get moving!; Toxic ignorance is not bliss;
- In this issue: Momentum builds for climate action in 2009; Global warming and the price at the pump; Nanotech – now in stores; Making green the new bu
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- In this issue: Back from the Brink campaign to restore endangered species, EPA decides on air quality rules, countering ExxonMobil's disinformation ca
- 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
- 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
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