This Photographer Shows Us the Pollution We Can’t See for Ourselves
Trash-covered beaches, turtles asphyxiated by fluorescent pink drinking straws, and thick grey smog—these are the kinds of images we typically associate with pollution around the world.
This Town Didn’t Want to Be a Radioactive Waste Dump. The Government Is Giving Them No Choice.
David and Pam Mills have grown tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and okra on their secluded Appalachian property for about 18 years now.
Why CRE Needs a Universal Data Language Now More Than Ever
From working with the industry’s largest firms, I’ve learned that there’s no shortage of commercial real estate data.
New study: Michigan’s manufacturing legacy may be affecting our health, environment
By Detroit Free Press: Looking back, Robert Cotton wonders what might have stacked the deck against him.
TSCA New Chemicals Program Continues to Suffer from Delays
By Beveridge & Diamond: EPA’s review of premanufacture notices (PMNs) for new chemical substances under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) has continued to suffer from significant delays.
Superfund Sites ‘Resilient’ After Hurricanes, EPA Says (1)
By Bloomberg Environment: Superfund sites hit by hurricanes in 2017 generally held up in the face of tropical-force winds and flooding, the EPA said in a report.
3 Sectors Fueling The 2019 Stock Market Rally
By Investopedia: Among the leading U.S. stock market indexes, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) has staged a particularly impressive rally...
By Beveridge & Diamond: On February 14, 2019, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its much-anticipated PFAS Action Plan.
Special Edition: EPA’s Big New Chemicals Plan, Explained
By Bloomberg Environment: The EPA made big news today: It announced it would start pursuing a nationwide standard for two chemicals blamed for contaminating drinking water.
The Necessity of Evaluating Vapor Intrusion Risks during Environmental Due Diligence
By JD Supra: Vapor intrusion has emerged as an important legal, scientific, and policy issue over the last decade.
