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EPA announces plan to address chemicals in drinking water

U.S. News // 5 years ago

EPA announces plan to address chemicals in drinking water

The Environmental Protection Agency announced Thursday an action plan meant to regulate chemicals found in drinking water systems across the United States.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

Critic: Shale gas a false hope

Hydraulic fracturing of shale natural gas deposits in the United States is a "dangerously false solution" to energy security, an advocacy group said.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

Oil, gas industry offers fracking rules

Oil and natural gas companies are leading the way in the safe development of shale natural gas through hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a trade group said.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

Controversy surrounds U.S. fracking rule

The White House is preventing government agencies from protecting the public from dangers associated with hydraulic fracturing, an advocate said.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

EPA finds fracking fluid in Wyoming water

Energy companies will struggle to sell the shale gas boom to the U.S. public after the EPA found fracking fluid in Wyoming's water, a critic said.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Diners urged to eat invasive sea life

A new approach to containing invasive aquatic species is gaining favor: Eating them.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

GOP cuts hurt environment, advocate says

"Ideological" cuts in the Republican budget mean Americans' access to supplies of safe food and water is in jeopardy, Food and Water Watch said.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

EU move on cloned food shunned

There is no good reason why the European Union shouldn't have labels indicating food came from cloned animals, a U.S. advocacy group complained.

Energy News // 1 decade ago

EU ban on clones irks advocacy group

The European Union angered consumers when it decided to impose only a temporary ban on cloned animals, a food advocacy group complained.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Greens say EPA slacking on pesticides

Environmentalists say the U.S. government and agricultural interests are not doing enough to protect the quality of the nation's groundwater supply.

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What these species need now is a better, sexier profile, and more cooks who know how to use them
Diners urged to eat invasive sea life Jul 10, 2011

The manufacturers of these chemicals have some influence over the way that the Environmental Protection Agency assesses them
Greens say EPA slacking on pesticides Sep 10, 2008

Secretary Abraham's site recommendation lacks credibility, given that this administration's energy policies have been seriously discredited by the inappropriate and secretive involvement of energy industry tycoons
Nuclear waste site choice criticized Feb 14, 2002

The state legislature should protect New Jerseyans from the public health and environmental hazards of fracking by overturning Christie's decision
Mixed reaction to New Jersey fracking move Aug 26, 2011

Some basic standards are needed on how oil companies are operated and there needs to be platform safety requirements regarding building, operating and maintaining the platform as well as dealing with a potential problem
North Sea at risk from oil industry Jun 09, 2010