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Interior IG Releases Few Investigative Reports [1]

Of the 457 investigations closed by the Interior Department's Inspector General's office last year, the office released public reports on only three. Not only were many of the reports withheld or redacted, but even the list of investigations was redacted before it was released.

Toxics: Find Kids at Risk in Your Congressional District [2]

The Center for Effective Government has compiled an interactive mapping database of some of the most dangerous chemical facilities in the U.S., showing their proximity to schools. The group also mapped which Congressional districts contain the most schoolkids at risk.

EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy To Speak at Georgetown University [3]

The McCourt School of Public Policy invites you to attend the 2014 LEAD Conference, The Power of Opinion: How Americans' Preferences on Energy Point a Way Forward on Climate Change on October, 24, 2014. The Honorable Gina McCarthy, current Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, will keynote the event.

"Environment Is Grabbing Big Role in Ads for Campaigns" [4]

"WASHINGTON — In Michigan, an ad attacking Terri Lynn Land, the Republican candidate for the United States Senate, opens with a shot of rising brown floodwaters as a woman says: 'We see it every day in Michigan. Climate change. So why is Terri Lynn Land ignoring the science?'"

Source: NY Times [5], 10/22/2014

"EPA Starts MCHM Air Testing, But Lacks Adequate Data" [6]

"Federal regulators on Friday unveiled a program to monitor air quality during the remaining cleanup at the Freedom Industries facility along the Elk River in Charleston, but they said their effort suffers from the same lack of data about potential health efforts of the chemical MCHM as did testing of the region’s drinking-water supply after the Jan. 9 leak."

Source: Charleston Gazette [7], 10/22/2014

"U.S. Revisiting 'Broken' Workplace Chemicals Regulation Process" [8]

"The U.S. government will soon begin receiving public suggestions on how federal regulators should update their oversight of toxic chemicals in the workplace."

Source: IPS [9], 10/22/2014

"The Problem With America’s Abandoned Mines" [10]

"A mine plans its death before its birth. The leftover waste from mines is so hazardous that mining companies must figure out what to do with it decades in advance, even before they start digging."

Source: Ctr for Investigative Reporting [11], 10/22/2014

GOP Would Target EPA Power Plant, Ozone, Water Rules if Senate Flips [12]

"With fall elections just two weeks away, Republicans may be on the verge of wresting control of the Senate from Democrats who have blocked efforts to roll back environmental rules on carbon dioxide pollution from power plants, ozone and expanded Clean Water Act jurisdiction over U.S. waterways."

Source: Bloomberg BNA [13], 10/22/2014

"High Pollution Levels Found Near Ohio Gas Wells" [14]

"A study in a rural Ohio county where oil and gas drilling is booming found air pollution levels near well sites higher than those in downtown Chicago."

Source: AP [15], 10/22/2014

"More Than 5 Million in State Live Near Oil Or Gas Well, Report Says" [16]

"More than 5 million Californians — most of them in Los Angeles and Kern counties — live near an oil or gas well, and expanding drilling in the state could increase their exposure to health risks, according to a report released Wednesday by a national environmental group."

Source: LA Times [17], 10/22/2014

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