Utility commissioners in several states are benefiting from campaign contributions tied to the very industries they regulate, ...
A new law in Brazil's Mato Grosso state undermines a long-standing agreement to reduce Amazon deforestation by allowing tax ...
A new investigation suggests that black plastic utensils, like spatulas, may leach harmful flame retardants into food during ...
New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District is grappling with competing economic interests as Democrats emphasize clean energy ...
A new study suggests California's stricter regulations are reducing levels of BPA, PFAS and other harmful toxics in people.
Down-ballot races across the U.S. are quietly shaping the nation’s climate agenda, from utility commissions to state ...
Hurricanes like Helene reveal toxic secrets as outdated laws and industry lobbying leave communities vulnerable to chemical dangers.Helen Santoro reports for The Lever.In short:Hurricane Helene ...
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