U.S. EPA said yesterday that it has reached a new agreement with DuPont in relation to drinking water polluted by the chemical C8 from the company's manufacturing plant on the border of Ohio and West Virginia.
CHEMICALS: EPA reaches C8 agreement with Dupont
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WATER POLLUTION: Research reignites concerns about two-headed fish
Pollution from an Idaho phosphate mine has only increased in the years since researchers discovered a two-headed fish downstream, according to new analysis by consultants for environmental groups.
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WATER POLLUTION: Defense, EPA finalize rule for military ship discharges
The Department of Defense and U.S. EPA today took a step forward in regulating water-polluting discharges from military ships.
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AIR POLLUTION: EPA advances incinerator guidelines for states
U.S. EPA is proceeding with a federal framework for implementing incinerator emissions guidelines in states that don't put together plans of their own.
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AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: Parts suppliers fight for piece of market
Car part suppliers are vying for major roles as the production of self-driving cars continues to amp up.
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PEOPLE: Oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens suffers mini-stroke
Oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens suffered a mini-stroke last month and is recovering.
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OIL AND GAS: Cuba, U.S. rush to sign spill pact ahead of Trump takeover
The United States and Cuba pushed through a pact yesterday to prevent, contain and clean oil and other toxic spills in the Gulf of Mexico, rushing the deal before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
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NATIONAL SECURITY: Intelligence panel warns of climate threats
The National Intelligence Council highlighted the impact of climate change on global security and stability in a report released yesterday.
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WEATHER: Lightning research booms, but mysteries remain
Scientific opinions on lightning are continually changing as technology has evolved to study it.
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NATIONAL PARKS: Yosemite hit by floods, rockfall in storms
Storms in California caused the Merced River to flood Yosemite Valley over the weekend, and a rockfall blocked one entrance to Yosemite National Park.
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NATIONAL PARKS: 2nd park honoring Harriet Tubman added to system
Several speakers said today's addition of the Harriet Tubman National Historical Park in Auburn, N.Y., to the national park system comes at a moment when her inspirational story is especially needed.
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GRAND CANYON: Greens fret about uranium mining as monument hopes fade
President Obama won't be declaring a national monument on either side of the Grand Canyon National Park as conservationists wanted, Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) announced last week.
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CALIFORNIA: Irrigators celebrate new law as feds keep water flowing
More water may already be flowing to California farms and businesses as a result of the water bill signed by President Obama last month.
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TRANSITION: Trump meets with RFK Jr., coal execs
President-elect Donald Trump is slated to meet today with a vocal climate change activist as well as top officials from a coal company.
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WILDLIFE: Lawmaker targets feasting birds in bill to protect fish farms
Rep. Rick Crawford this week introduced legislation that could allow the killing of a migratory bird that feasts at aquaculture farms.
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REGULATIONS: Grijalva rallies Dems against stream, methane rollbacks
The top Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee is calling on his caucus to stop House Republican leaders from slashing two Obama-era environmental standards.
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NOMINATIONS: Enviros step up campaign against Tillerson
Environmental advocates elevated their efforts to stymie President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of State on the eve of former Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson's confirmation hearing.
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EPA: Watchdog spotlights enforcement in questions for Pruitt
A watchdog group is calling on Scott Pruitt, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for U.S. EPA administrator, to toughen up the agency's enforcement of anti-pollution laws.
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ENDANGERED SPECIES: Once-common bumblebee on 'brink of extinction'
The Obama administration has determined that a bumblebee once found throughout the eastern United States and Upper Midwest is on the brink of extinction and needs federal protection to save it from a host of threats, including the use of pesticides and climate change.
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TRANSPORTATION: Obama admin sets climate metric for federal projects
The Obama administration is finalizing a controversial if under-the-radar rule tackling the climate change impact of transportation projects days before the end of the administration.
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