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Green groups see red in recent administration actions

By Laurel Adams and John Solomon

The environmental groups that helped propel Barack Obama to the White House are feeling betrayed during a summer of discontent and climate i

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Energy dollars fueled campaigns of Democrats who defected on EPA vote

By Chris Hamby

Climate facts — and fancy

By Chris Hamby

Eight views on climate change: A guide to the Republican candidates

By Evan Bush

Newt’s new money to fight climate change bill

By Marianne Lavelle

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

By John Solomon

The Obama administration is turning the tables on Republican foes of climate regulation, demonstrating not only that cap-and-trade works — i

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

By Corbin Hiar

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

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

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Global scientists express concern about flame retardants

By Jim Morris

A published statement by 145 scientists from 22 countries expresses new worries about the health effects of flame retardants used in mattres

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Ouster of scientist from EPA panel shows industry clout

By Ronnie Greene and David Heath

Burning irony: Flame retardants might create deadlier fires

By Brett Israel

EPA says new rules coming for chemicals in dyes, detergents

By Jim Morris

As EPA delays new coal ash rules, residents turn to the courts for relief

By Kristen Lombardi

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EPA says new rules coming for chemicals in dyes, detergents

By Jim Morris

The Environmental Protection Agency announced today that it would issue new rules for three chemicals used in dyes, flame retardants, laund

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Ouster of scientist from EPA panel shows industry clout

By Ronnie Greene and David Heath

EPA agrees to reveal secret identities of potentially risky chemicals

By Chris Hamby

'Chemicals of concern' list stuck at OMB

By Chris Hamby and Jim Morris

EPA deprives public of information on toxics

By The Center for Public Integrity

Senate prepares for new battle over chemical plant security

By Jim Morris

Although he left his stressful job with the Environmental Protection Agency nearly seven years ago, Bob Bostock says there’s one scenario th

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Fertilizer trade group opposed stricter security rules

By Jim Morris

Homeland not so secure as long as DHS can't share information

By Ben Wieder

A troubled history

By The Center for Public Integrity

DHS still getting up to speed

By The Center for Public Integrity

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

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

The Environmental Protection Agency is ordering clearer labels for all “spot-on” flea and tick treatments applied directly to dogs’ and cats

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EPA increases scrutiny of flea and tick treatments

By M.B. Pell

'Safe' pesticides now first in poisonings

By M.B. Pell and Jim Morris

Pets and pesticides: Let's be careful out there

By M.B. Pell and Jillian Olsen

California a step ahead in pesticide control

By Jillian Olsen

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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

‘Baby steps’ for federal e-rulemaking process

By Jeremy Borden

Federal rules affect many aspects of American life, ranging from whether truck drivers can send text messages to standards for the quality o

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House votes to hold attorney general in contempt

By The Associated Press

Disclosure-o-meter for Dodd-Frank law

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GOP assault on regulations could undermine air pollution protections

By Chris Hamby

EPA releases toxics data early in spirit of transparency

By Elizabeth Lucas

In response to citizen requests, the Environmental Protection Agency posted its preliminary 2009 Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) data at the e

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EPA deprives public of information on toxics

By The Center for Public Integrity

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

By Corbin Hiar

Methodology

By Elizabeth Lucas, Robert Benincasa and David Donald

IMPACT: EPA posts secret 'watch list' that includes chronic polluters

By Corbin Hiar

Frustrated green groups to sue ExxonMobil, saying Texas regulator isn’t regulating

By Chris Hamby and Elizabeth Lucas

Tired of waiting for state regulators to take meaningful action, two environmental groups are preparing to file a lawsuit against the nation

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Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

IMPACT: EPA posts secret 'watch list' that includes chronic polluters

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

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