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Frank Schulenburg/Wikimedia Commons April 29, 2024 New California Legislation Would Help Us Better Understand Wildfire Health Impacts Daniel Barad Western States Policy Manager
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Massimo Catarinella/Wikimedia Commons October 12, 2023 In a Blow to Public Health, EPA Delays Strengthening Ozone Standards Darya Minovi Senior Analyst
Leonid Ikan/Shutterstock October 12, 2023 Gas Has Reliability Issues. Why Is the Tennessee Valley Authority Doubling Down on It? Brady Watson Senior Campaign Coordinator
Intricate Explorer/Unsplash September 21, 2023 Nuclear Frontline Communities Understand Cumulative Burdens—Let’s Get Policymakers On The Same Page Chanese A. Forté Scientist
USEPA August 22, 2023 EPA’s New PFAS Definition Will Make it Harder to Protect the Public Anita Desikan Senior Analyst
Rawpixel.com August 17, 2023 Netflix’s “Painkiller” Series Reminds Us: Sidelining Science Can Be Deadly Jacob Carter Former Contributor
US Navy August 10, 2023 How Will EPA’s Proposed Power Plant Carbon Rule Impact Public Health? Brady Watson Senior Campaign Coordinator
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Jon Tyson/Unsplash April 11, 2023 Energy Storage Can Help People with Disabilities Through Extreme Weather Events Maria Chavez Energy Analyst
Erlend Bjortvedt/Wikimedia Commons November 15, 2022 Roundup: Congress Acts on Clean Energy But Has Much More to Do Liz Borkowski Science Network Contributor
US Fish and Wildlife September 22, 2022 Why Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring Still Resonates Today Anita Desikan Senior Analyst
Patrick Perkins/Unsplash September 15, 2022 Inequitable Health Impacts from Wildfire Smoke Increased by Danger Season UCS Science Network
LHOON/Flickr September 14, 2022 Ethylene Oxide at the Intersection of Climate, Environment, and Social Justice UCS Science Network
Ian Hutchinson/Unsplash July 19, 2022 After Dobbs, States Challenge FDA Scientific Expertise on Medication Abortion Anita Desikan Senior Analyst
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Tetra Images/Getty May 10, 2022 What I Told Congress: To Protect the Nation’s Health, We Need Strong Scientific Integrity Policies Anita Desikan Senior Analyst
Dennis Schroeder/NREL/Flickr May 10, 2022 Un futuro con energía 100% renovable es posible, y lo necesitamos Paula Garcia Senior Bilingual Energy Analyst and Energy Justice Lead