January 13, 2010

20% of Chemicals in Commerce Claim To Be 'Trade Secrets'
January 13, 2010–Washington Post reporter Lyndsey Layton writes about the thousands of chemicals exempted from EPA screening for potential harm to the environment and public health — and the three-decades-old Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) that renders it possible, in the interest of protecting manufacturers' bottom lines.DOE Lists Its Environmental Impact Statements Online
January 13, 2010–A handy research tool for investigative reporters is a full list of all the recent Environmental Impact Statements issued by the Department of Energy.August 9, 2000
Forest Fire Retardants Not Always the Hero
August 9, 2000–The most commonly used slurry mixtures can be toxic to fish, aquatic invertebrates, and algae, can harm rabbits, birds, and humans, and can reduce vegetative diversity and boost the growth of weeds. Slurries and foams are mostly water, but they also include ammonium fertilizer, detergent, and other ingredients.
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