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"Dry Cleaning Solvent Carries Unreasonable Public Risk, EPA Finds" [1]

"A common solvent used to dry clean, make refrigerants, and clean muck from industrial equipment appears to have the potential to harm people’s nervous systems, the EPA said on Monday."

Source: Bloomberg Environment [2], 04/28/2020

Congress: "Is There Still Momentum For A Public Lands Package?" [3]

"Aside from brief sessions to pass major funding relief packages, the House and Senate have not met in more than a month. ... Despite all of this, advocates for fully funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund as well as tackling the massive parks maintenance backlog are confident they can still get the job done in 2020."

Source: E&E Daily [4], 04/28/2020

Over 70 Lawmakers Join Suit Challenging Trump Power Plant Rollbacks [5]

"More than 70 Democratic lawmakers from both chambers have joined a suit challenging the Trump administration for rolling back Obama-era power plant regulations."

Source: The Hill [6], 04/28/2020

Using Late Fees To Get Media Clients To Pay on Time [7]

Numerous freelance journalists are suffering financially alongside other businesses damaged by the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis. But in an especially timely tale, one freelancer explains how she took matters into her own hands when media clients were overdue on payments. Freelance Files has the story.

Ignoring COVID-19 Link, EPA Leaves Lax Soot Standard in Place [8]

As researchers are finding that soot and other forms of fine particulates in the air may actually make people more vulnerable to the coronavirus, the EPA decided earlier this month against tightening related standards under the Clean Air Act. The latest TipSheet explains why the decision matters, provides deeper context and offers story ideas and resources.

"Right Whales: Lawsuit On Protections Could Last For Months" [9]

"A judge’s ruling that the federal government didn’t take adequate steps to protect endangered whales will probably result in another monthslong court battle, parties to the lawsuit said."

Source: AP [10], 04/27/2020

"Put Clean Energy At Heart Of Stimulus Plans: IEA's Birol" [11]

"International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said on Friday that governments should put renewable energy at the heart of economic rescue packages launched in response to the coronavirus outbreak to avoid a rebound in carbon emissions."

Source: Reuters [12], 04/27/2020

Webinar: Managing Corrosion and Biofouling on the Offshore Monopile Supports for Wind Turbines [13]

This free World Ocean Council webinar presents research on a new concept for offshore wind monopile design to address corrosion and also create habitat for marine life, enhance local ecologies and provide ecosystem services in terms of fisheries, nutrient cycling and carbon fixation. 10:00 a.m. ET.

New Trump Nuclear Plan Favors Uranium Mining Bordering Grand Canyon [14]

"Evergreen forests blanket the Grand Canyon's less traveled northern plateau, and the perfume of Ponderosa pine drifts down a creekbed to the bottom of the great redrock canyon. Downstream, the strangely blue waters of the Little Colorado River meet the main Colorado, coming from the southern plateau close to sacred places for indigenous people who have lived here for centuries. Both plateaus are also where mining companies want to unearth uranium."

Source: InsideClimate News [15], 04/27/2020

Battered North Carolina Must Brace for More Intense Hurricanes [16]

"Across the low-lying coastal plains of North Carolina, it's not uncommon to see abandoned homes ruined by the floodwaters of Hurricane Florence two years ago in September."

Source: InsideClimate News [17], 04/27/2020

Webinar: Managing Corrosion and Biofouling on the Offshore Monopile Supports for Wind Turbines [13]

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