Guest blogger Sara Snow is green lifestyle expert and board member for Discovery's 24/7 future-forward network Planet Green. Last week Lisa Jackson, Administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency, sent out a memo to all employees outlining... Full Article at Treehugger
On mountain top removal, for example, EPA and the Army Corps seem to me to have got it about right. West Virginia's coal industry reps and the Governor are on their anti-EPA soap boxes, grumbling like tea 'par-tiers,' while environmental groups and... Full Article at Treehugger
It's Official, Honda Needs to Go Full Hybrid A lot of people have been not-so-patiently waiting for the production version of the Honda CR-Z hybrid every since the concept version was introduced a couple years ago. Fans of the original CR-X HF have been... Full Article at Treehugger
Some of these claims involve chemicals in products specifically intended for use by children under 14 years of age. EWG concludes: Industry has a stranglehold on every aspect of information needed to implement even the most basic health protections... Full Article at Treehugger
Radon is relatively easy and cheap to test for--it just takes a bit of effort. And a combination of lack of awareness and lack of effort is in essence leaving some 20,000 Americans dead every year. How Radon Works According to the Environmental Health... Full Article at Treehugger
Via Flickr The Environmental Protection Agency sure has changed a lot since President Obama took over the government and installed Lisa Jackson as head of the EPA. The agency has issued new mileage standards for vehicles, which requires car makers by... Full Article at Treehugger
Since the path has been cleared for the EPA to step into the breech and regulate CO2 as a pollutant, even if Congress doesn't think it a worthwhile thing, the possibility has been hanging out there as a trump card. Well, all as two recent articles... Full Article at Treehugger
Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition's Janet Keeting put things a bit more bluntly: Sadly, the coal industry's undue influence over decision-makers has traded people's health, communities, and water for profit. We're shooting ourselves in the future. ... Full Article at Treehugger
Sen. Lisa Mukowski Photo via Flickr Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) will soon be allowed to offer an amendment to Senate debt legislation to strip the EPA of its ability, given to it under a Supreme Court decision and the Endangered Species Act, to... Full Article at Treehugger
A federal court in New York invalidated the EPA's approval of the pesticide spirotetramat (manufactured by Bayer CropScience under the trade names Movento and Ultor) due to its potential harm to honey bees and ordered the agency to reevaluate the... Full Article at Treehugger
According to Grist, the EPA said it filed 387 new criminal cases in fiscal 2009—the most in five years—and reached settlements that will cost polluters $5.4 billion to comply with environmental laws. You can look up violations by category: Air (Clean... Full Article at Planet Green
Image: Adrian Tomine Clean stoves have hit the big time, or at least attracted the attention of the EPA, World Health Organization, United Nations, and Oakridge National Laboratory, all of whom have taken an interest in cheap, hi-tech stoves and their... Full Article at Treehugger
With $5.4 billion invested in 2009 alone in pollution controls, clean-up for land and water, and environmental projects, it's only appropriate that the public know what's happening with those funds, let alone with the polluters in their area. From the... Full Article at Treehugger
For nearly 40 years, has been the one day when even the least eco-minded trade their apathy for (usually) a spade and a tree sapling. From its start as a counter-culture demonstration in 1970--which led to the formation of the EPA and to bills... Full Article at Planet Green
The supposed basis of the NCBA's gripes is the yet-to-be-determined role of humans in climate change. Tamara Thies, chief environmental counsel for the association says this: In a harbinger of environmental battles to come, the National Cattlemen's... Full Article at Treehugger
Long story short: in the1990's Duke Energy's Gallagher Coal-Fired Plant ducked 'prevention of significant deterioration' regs, either by increasing the plant's generation capacity or by otherwise changing operations in a manner not consistent with... Full Article at Treehugger
Matt's coverage on the final hours of COP15 in Copenhagen to the one year anniversary of the massive coal ash spill at TVA's Kingston plant, called by the EPA as "one of the worst environmental disasters of its kind in history," a lot happened this... Full Article at Treehugger
Here's a video from last year. It shows some of the damage. When we think about coal, we mostly think about burning it and mining it, but the TVA spill should burn into our memories the fact that disposing of all that coal ash can lead to a whole other... Full Article at Treehugger
13; How many buildings in the United States sport the label? About 9,000; What's the typical savings for an Energy Star building? They typically use 35 percent less energy than average buildings. Credit: Flickr via Duchamp. Here's some Energy Star... Full Article at Treehugger
Again, Erie Coke has had another failure of its equipment. The owner of this company has a complete disregard for the entire Erie community. Erie Coke has been violating our environmental laws for years. The Environmental Protection Agency has... Full Article at GoErie.com
New federal rules could make some home remodeling projects harder. Starting next month, the Environmental Protection Agency will require specially certified contractors for homes was built before lead paint was banned. The rules cover people working on Full Article at NBC - Dallas Fort Worth
TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency said increased says increased temperatures and abnormal emissions from the Rumpke Landfill mean it's on fire. According to officials, the fire began in August and affects an 11-acre area at... Full Article at WLWT Cincinnati
WASHINGTON -- The Environmental Protection Agency has begun a $6 million study of the practice of injecting chemical-laden water into shale deposits in order to release natural gas. The two-year study of the natural gas industry's use of hydraulic fract Full Article at Binghamton Press
The mining of coal is an ugly and environmentally destructive process. And, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) burning the substance in power plants sends some 48 tons of mercurya known neurotoxininto Americans air and water... Full Article at The Star-Press | Muncie, IN
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They are walking along Vernon Drive and Dona Street in a neighborhood near industries. Jeannine Foster who lives in the neighborhood near heavy industries points to the old Asarco complex She was taking Environmental Protection Agency regional... Full Article at Corpus Christi Caller-Times
March 19th, 2010 Run all the numbers for overall ownership costsincluding depreciation, insurance, repairs, maintenance, and the likeand you'll almost always find that holding on to that used car, or getting a 'new' used one, is going to be cheaper. ... Full Article at The Car Connection
In September 2007, she launched Terribennett.com to serve as the single source of Terri's knowledge and expertise. She is also promoting green technology in her 'Do Your Part' campaign. The government's "Design for the Environment" (DfE) logo means the... Full Article at Charlotte Observer
The spring equinox is upon us, daylight saving time has already begun, and our thoughts are turning toward the growing light and warmth. We're opening the windows, clearing out clutter and preparing the ground - and ourselves - for this year's lawn and Full Article at GazetteNet | Northampton, MA
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Maybe, finally, with the EPA taking a good hard look, some of the folks running around with bad information will figure out what they're saying isn't true.
The EPA is doing what is supposed to do by law ... The prospect of final congressional action on this seems to be very slim this year. So the argument to have Congress do it instead is an argument being made by opponents of any kind of limits on greenhouse gas emissions.
The ill-conceived proposal by the EPA will cost South Carolina jobs ... The correct place for these decisions to be made is in the General Assembly and the United States Congress, where representative government can help determine what is best for the American people.
I think what really got my vote on this was the part of the letter that stated that the EPA needs to really look into these outside sources when it relates to emissions and smog in our community
As one of the smaller counties in the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area, we urge the EPA to set the secondary NAAQS (National Ambient Air Quality Standards) for ozone at the upper end of the recommended range — 15 (parts per million)-hours — in order to mediate the impact a higher standard...
We urge the EPA to consider the populations of each county according to 2008 U.S. Census data: Travis (998,543), Williamson (394,193), Hays (149,476), Bastrop (73,491) and Caldwell (36,899)
EPA is recognizing CalPortland with our highest ENERGY STAR award - the 2010 Sustained Excellence Award ... CalPortland's continued leadership and commitment to energy efficiency is a testament to what we can accomplish to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect our global environment.
NuStar began working toward this compliance, but before this effort was completed, EPA officials conducted audits at the facilities in July 2006 and cited the terminals.
We have a good system. We are satisfying DEQ and being proactive about what satisfies the EPA ... We do need to consider what is going to happen in Canyon County.
It would have been very difficult to meet the EPA requirement without our Make a Difference Day Project and the use of volunteers
EPA needs to finish what is started
The natural gas community looks forward to working with the EPA to reaffirm the safety of this long-standing practice. Hydraulic fracturing has been refined and improved over the past 60 years and has been used safely on more than 1 million U.S. wells
Hydraulic fracturing has been refined and improved over the past 60 years and has been used safely on more than one million U.S. wells ... We look forward to sharing with the EPA the extensive work done at every step of the natural gas extraction process.
EPA worked with IDOT to correct erosion and sediment control problems on site and with the Village of Lake Zurich to clean and reroute a part of its storm sewer system
EPA is recognizing the Gresham-Barlow School District with our highest Energy Star award - the 2010 Sustained Excellence Award
While we eagerly await the results [of the EPA study], we also think there is sufficient information for Congress to move ahead to protect drinking water by closing the Halliburton loophole and ensuring that hydraulic fracturing is regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act
We are very pleased that the EPA is responding to families across the country who are concerned that oil and gas development is contaminating their drinking water.
We do not feel we have the authorization to start mining ... We need that permit in order to proceed. And we're trying to resolve that with the EPA.
NAHB supports the intent of the rule to prevent childhood lead poisoning, and we've been working closely with EPA to educate contractors about lead-safe work practices ... We just think EPA needs to do more to get the workforce trained and implement the program successfully so that home owners can keep ...
NAHB supports the intent of the rule to prevent childhood lead poisoning, and we've been working closely with EPA to educate contractors about lead-safe work practices ... We just think EPA needs to do more to get the workforce trained and implement the program successfully so that home owners can keep ...
EPA must extend the deadline so that consumers can find trained and certified remodelers for their projects. I talked to a group of our West Virginia members who had to travel all the way to Atlanta to take the training sessions because there are no trainers in their own state
Our local home building associations are offering certification classes to their members, but EPA hasn't approved enough trainers to enable our members and other contractors to be certified on time, and that's going to put remodelers and their customers in quite a bind.
That is why EPA is proud to recognize JCPenney with our highest ENERGY STAR distinction -- the 2010 Sustained Excellence Award.
EPA congratulates this year's Energy Star award winners
I applaud the EPA's decision to begin a serious investigation into this matter and will continue working to protect our environment from the chemical concoctions being pumped into the ground by energy companies
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