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In polluted Pennsylvania suburb, a Republican takes on state regulators

By Jim Morris

Despite years of citizen complaints, factory on EPA ‘watch list’ gets new license to foul the air

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Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

Before Obama retreat on ozone, EPA chief fretted over likely illnesses and deaths

By Corbin Hiar

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

EPA chief under Nixon and Reagan on the bipartisan failure to curb air toxics

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Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Air toxics crackdown stymied by politics, industry resistance and ‘hopelessly irrational’ EPA

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EPA releases long-awaited power plant air toxics rule

By Corbin Hiar

Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

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Poisoned Places: By the numbers

By Sarah Whitmire

A few of iWatch News' most surprising findings from 'Poisoned Places' investigation

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IMPACT: Day after story on weak enforcement, a state cracks down on polluter

By Chris Hamby

Environmentalists decry 'irresponsible' lobbying by coal-burning utilities

By Alice Su

EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

By Laurel Adams

Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Despite lone inspector’s efforts, persistent haze envelops Iowa town

By Chris Hamby

A polluter seemed to comply with the Clean Air Act while exposing citizens to toxics. An inspector tried for years to do something about it.

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5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

IMPACT: Day after story on weak enforcement, a state cracks down on polluter

By Chris Hamby

The day after an article highlighted weak enforcement, Iowa's attorney general takes on a source of toxic emissions.

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EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

By Laurel Adams

Environmentalists decry 'irresponsible' lobbying by coal-burning utilities

By Alice Su

Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Decades after Clear Air Act, most smokestacks still lack scrubbers

By Keith Epstein

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Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

The EPA is poised to issue a new regulation restricting toxic power plant emissions

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EPA releases long-awaited power plant air toxics rule

By Corbin Hiar

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Environmentalists decry 'irresponsible' lobbying by coal-burning utilities

By Alice Su

EPA rules threaten older, coal-fired power plants

By The Associated Press

Coal plants servicing more than 22M houses will be shut down, likely raising electric bills

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Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

By Laurel Adams

EPA's Toxics Release Inventory doesn't offer full picture of pollution

By Corbin Hiar

The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

By Marianne Lavelle

EPA releases long-awaited power plant air toxics rule

By Corbin Hiar

The EPA releases details of a landmark rule to cut air emissions of mercury and other toxics from coal- and oil-fired power plants.

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Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

EPA reminds Republicans cap-and-trade used to be GOP idea — and it worked for acid rain

By John Solomon

Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

Q&A with the man some call "the next EPA administrator" if Romney wins the White House.

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EPA reminds Republicans cap-and-trade used to be GOP idea — and it worked for acid rain

By John Solomon

Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

EPA releases long-awaited power plant air toxics rule

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