EPA
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Update on Landfill Regulation: How to Cut Methane's Seep Into Atmosphere
Currently, the U.S. has 989 open and closed landfills, which amounts to a great deal of methane leaking from all that piled waste. The EPA's recent proposal seeks to regulate the emissions of at least 574 of those. The proposals also address controlling fracking emissions.
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Low-Level Air Pollution Linked to Death
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EPA Sued for Failure to Protect Monarch Butterfly
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Emissions From Vehicle Models Reaches All-time Low: EPA Report
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206 Million Pounds of Chemicals Hit Our Waterways in One Year
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A Water Watergate? Critics Claim EPA Power Grab
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Bee Population Declines by as Much as 50%
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