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EPA Leaders Ignored Agency’s Experts in Issuing Asbestos Rule: Memos [1]

"Senior officials at the Environmental Protection Agency disregarded the advice of their own scientists and lawyers in April when the agency issued a rule that restricted but did not ban asbestos, according to two internal memos."

Source: NY Times [2], 05/09/2019

"U.S. Could Be Outlier If U.N. Clinches Plastic Waste Pact" [3]

" Countries are nearing agreement to tighten controls on trade in plastic waste, which would make it harder for leading exporter the United States to ship unsorted plastic to emerging Asian economies for disposal, campaigners said on Tuesday."

Source: Reuters [4], 05/08/2019

"Record Floods Worsened By Warming And Levees. 'How Idiotic'" [5]

"Is climate change exacerbating record flooding along the Mississippi River that's ravaging parts of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri? Yes, it is, experts say."

Source: ClimateWire [6], 05/08/2019

Democrats Unveil Increase For Energy-Water, Interior-EPA Spending Bills [7]

"House Democrats this week are set to back significant spending increases for the fiscal 2020 funding bills that cover the bulk of energy and environmental programs."

Source: E&E Daily [8], 05/08/2019

Canada’s Forests Have Stopped Absorbing More Carbon Than They Release [9]

The death of trees, caused by climate change, has turned Canada's vast boreal forest from a carbon sink into a carbon source.

Source: The Narwhal [10], 05/08/2019

Only 2 Of 20 Dem Presidenial Candidates Have A Climate Change Plan [11]

"Of the nearly two dozen Democrats running for president, only two campaigns have so far laid out deadlines for transforming American life to slash the pollution that is warming the planet’s climate." They are Washington governor Jay Inslee and Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke.

Source: Guardian [12], 05/08/2019

Mountain Smog? 96% Of National Parks Have Hazardous Air Quality: Study [13]

"Millions of tourists will head out into America’s national parks this summer in search of fresh mountain air. But according to a new report they should instead expect dangerous levels of pollution; roughly 96% of the nation’s parks are struggling with significant air quality issues."

Source: Guardian [14], 05/08/2019

"Logging Plan For Alaska's Tongass National Forest Challenged In Court" [15]

"Environmentalists in Alaska filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking to block a Trump administration plan to open vast swaths of the nation’s largest national forest to logging, nearly a third of it in old-growth timber."

Source: Reuters [16], 05/08/2019

"Greens Win Chaco Drilling Fight As Court Tosses BLM Review" [17]

"After a long legal battle and a surprising loss in a lower court last year, green groups are celebrating their successful appeal of oil and gas drilling near New Mexico's sensitive Chaco Canyon area."

Source: EnergyWire [18], 05/08/2019

Study Finds Roughly 19 Million Exposed To Toxic PFAS In Drinking Water [19]

"Roughly 19 million people across the country are being exposed to toxic compounds in drinking water, a new study has revealed."

Source: HuffPost [20], 05/08/2019

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