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The politics of energy: Oil and gas

By Kevin Bogardus

WASHINGTON, December 15, 2003 — The sweeping energy bill now pending in Congress offers a geyser of new tax breaks and other government good

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Commentary: Profiteering from democracy

By Charles Lewis

EPA focuses anew on obscure chemicals in consumer products

By Jane Kay

EPA's 'Brownfields' program coming up short

By Gwyneth Shaw, Beverly Ford and Evelyn Larrubia

K Street lobbyists carry water for OPEC

By Kevin Bogardus

The Bay State's toxic legacy

By Beverly Ford

Despite the expenditure of millions in cleanup costs, 25 Massachusetts Superfund sites are still a toxic mess

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Most Dangerous Superfund Sites

By The Center for Public Integrity

EPA Superfund cleanup costs outstrip funding

By Laurel Adams

Human exposure 'uncontrolled' at 114 Superfund sites

By Joaquin Sapien

Superfund today

By Joaquin Sapien and Richard Mullins

New EPA scrutiny for Atrazine reflected in Center’s database complaints

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

After years of fielding complaints about the ubiquitous weed-killer and water pollutant atrazine, the Environmental Protection Agency has de

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Weighing safety of weed killer in drinking water, EPA relies heavily on industry-backed studies

By Danielle Ivory

U.S. Congressman renews attempts to ban controversial herbicide atrazine

By Danielle Ivory

In reversal of Bush policy, EPA launches new study of atrazine’s health effects

By Danielle Ivory

Cities sue manufacturer of weed-killer found in tap water

By Danielle Ivory

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World wide web of pesticides can endanger consumers

By Jillian Olsen

Termites? No problem. On DoMyOwnPestControl.com, $64.99 buys a 20-ounce bottle of Termidor SC. That’s enough for anyone with a credit card

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EPA announces intensified evaluation of spot-on pet treatments

By M.B. Pell

State officials ignored scientists in approving pesticide

By Amy Standen

Dangerous disease, dangerous remedy

By Jillian Olsen

New EPA scrutiny for Atrazine reflected in Center’s database complaints

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

Hartz Mountain disputes our story on pets and pesticides; the Center responds

By M.B. Pell

Earlier this month, the Center received a five-page “open letter” from Hartz Mountain Corporation alleging that our 12/16/08 story, Pets and

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California a step ahead in pesticide control

By Jillian Olsen

'Safe' pesticides now first in poisonings

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

EPA cracks down on flea, tick labels in wake of Center probe

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

EPA increases scrutiny of flea and tick treatments

By M.B. Pell

Europe’s new pesticide regulations leave America in the dust

By Jillian Olsen

The European Parliament’s environment committee voted last week in favor of new pesticide regulations that make America’s laws look a little

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World wide web of pesticides can endanger consumers

By Jillian Olsen

Farmworkers plagued by pesticides, red tape

By Ronnie Greene

Rethinking OSHA exemption for farms

By Jim Morris and Howard Berkes

Dangerous disease, dangerous remedy

By Jillian Olsen

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Dangerous disease, dangerous remedy

By Jillian Olsen

On the night of September 10, low-flying planes blanketed parts of Nassau County, New York, in a fine mist of Scourge, a mosquito-killing pe

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Farmworkers plagued by pesticides, red tape

By Ronnie Greene

World wide web of pesticides can endanger consumers

By Jillian Olsen

Europe’s new pesticide regulations leave America in the dust

By Jillian Olsen

In health, like everything else, men and women really are different

By Amy Biegelsen

Human exposure 'uncontrolled' at 114 Superfund sites

By Joaquin Sapien

EPA secrecy about sites' toxic dangers extends even to senators' inquiries

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Contaminated, but still not off-limits

By Joaquin Sapien

Frequently Asked Questions

By The Center for Public Integrity

Methodology

By The Center for Public Integrity

Superfund today

By Joaquin Sapien and Richard Mullins

Contaminated, but still not off-limits

By Joaquin Sapien

High levels of likely carcinogen found at New Jersey brook that the EPA calls safe for recreational use

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Human exposure 'uncontrolled' at 114 Superfund sites

By Joaquin Sapien

Methodology

By The Center for Public Integrity

Frequently Asked Questions

By The Center for Public Integrity

Superfund today

By Joaquin Sapien and Richard Mullins

Most Dangerous Superfund Sites

By The Center for Public Integrity

A list of the 114 neglected Superfund sites

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The Bay State's toxic legacy

By Beverly Ford

Human exposure 'uncontrolled' at 114 Superfund sites

By Joaquin Sapien

EPA diverts money from shared Superfund pool

By Richard Mullins and Joaquin Sapien

EPA Superfund cleanup costs outstrip funding

By Laurel Adams

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