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EPA Chemical Health Hazards Program Has 55-Year Backlog: Report [1]

"Eighteen months after the Environmental Protection Agency announced reforms to its controversial process for evaluating health hazards posed by dangerous chemicals, significant problems continue to hamper the program and leave the public at risk, according to a new report by a nonprofit research group."

Source: Center for Public Integrity [2], 11/11/2010

Houston Station Uncovers Radiation in Gulf Coast Drinking Water [3]

"Hundreds of water providers around the Gulf Coast region are providing their customers with drinking water that contains radioactive contaminants that raise health risks, according to state lab results and public health scientists."

Source: KHOU (Houston) [4], 11/11/2010

"EPA Takes First Step To Cut Industrial Plant Emissions" [5]

"The Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday unveiled what new large industrial plants will have to do to minimize their greenhouse gas emissions starting in January."

Source: McClatchy [6], 11/11/2010

"Texas Officials Refuse To Follow New Federal Greenhouse Gas Policy" [7]

"Texas officials said Wednesday that they would refuse to implement a program that regulates the largest industrial sources of greenhouse gas emissions, despite new federal rules that give wide leeway to states to implement the program."

Source: Dallas News [8], 11/11/2010

"Kansas Gov's Comments Don't Quiet Coal Plant Fuss" [9]

"Environmentalists seeking more information about a top state regulator's abrupt departure reacted skeptically Tuesday to Gov. Mark Parkinson's promise that Kansas is conducting a fair and thorough review of plans for a new coal-fired power plant. Environmental groups worry that Parkinson pushed Rod Bremby out as secretary of health and environment to ensure that the coal plant obtains a permit by year's end. The timing would allow the plant to avoid new federal rules taking effect Jan. 2 for greenhouse gas emissions linked to global warming."

Source: AP [10], 11/11/2010

"Canada's Curbs on BPA Premature, Says WHO Panel" [11]

"Taking any public health measures to ban or control bisphenol A — as Canada recently did — is premature since evidence of its alleged health risks is not strong enough, the World Health Organization said Tuesday."

Source: Postmedia [12], 11/11/2010

"EPA Subpoenas Halliburton Over Fracking Fluids" [13]

"The Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday it has issued a subpoena to Halliburton for not revealing information about liquids used in a natural gas drilling technique called 'fracking.'"

Source: Reuters [14], 11/10/2010

"Experts, Rivals Blast BP Practices" [15]

"Drilling experts and corporate rivals testifying before a presidential oil spill commission blasted BP Tuesday for decisions about the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig that might have removed obstacles to the April 20 blowout that led to the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill."

Source: Wash Post [16], 11/10/2010

Canadian Officials Warn of Water Pollution Ignorance [17]

"Canada's lakes and rivers are awash in harmful contaminants, but new documents warn the federal government's murky understanding of the problem is putting the country at risk."

Source: Canadian Press [18], 11/10/2010

"EPA Issues Emissions Reporting Rules for Oil and Gas Industry" [19]

"U.S. EPA announced the release today of final rules that will require oil and gas facilities and certain electronics manufacturing plants to begin keeping tabs on their greenhouse gas emissions next year."

Source: Greenwire [20], 11/10/2010

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