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El Clorpirifós Dañó el Cerebro de mi Hijo de por Vida
La administración Trump puede cuestionar la ciencia de los pesticidas, pero los que hemos trabajado en los campos sabemos que el pesticida clorpirifós es demasiado tóxico para utilizarlo en cualquier tipo de alimento.
Read MoreChlorpyrifos Damaged My Son’s Brain for Life
The Trump administration may like questioning solid science, but those who have harvested crops in the fields are well aware that the pesticide chlorpyrifos is too toxic to be used on our fruits and vegetables.
Read MoreEsta semana, recuerda las manos que cosechan tu comida
Esta es la XIX Semana Nacional de Concienciación del Trabajador Agrícola. Durante esta semana, el país le rinde honor a los 2.5 millones de hombres y mujeres que trabajan la tierra, desde el amanecer hasta que se pone el sol.
Read MoreA Fossil Fuel Company Tried to Put a Dirty Gas Plant on a Beautiful Coastline. It Failed.
California regulators’ latest move to reject the short-sighted proposal is a turning point in the state’s clean energy future.
Read MoreOnce Again, Our Largest National Forest Is Under Attack
Alaska's state government has asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture to consider overturning hard-earned protections for the Tongass.
Read MoreTrump Admin Just Lost Another Attempt to Nix Commonsense Rules on Methane
The “little rule that could” is back in effect, saving lives and generating millions in taxpayer dollars.
Read MoreOut for Blood: Legislators Escalate Their War on Wolves
Some legislators have pushed an all-out war on wolves for years. Now they’re going in for the ultimate kill: gutting the very law that protects this iconic species.
Read MoreTwo Black Communities in Albany Fight for Answers Amid Official Apathy
The state is risking their health for dirty energy. Now, two of Albany’s designated environmental justice communities are fighting for cleaner air.
Read MoreJudges to EPA: Get the Lead Out (on Protecting Children’s Brains)
For years, the EPA has dragged its heels on strengthening lead standards. Thanks to a court order and Earthjustice litigation, it now has 90 days.
Read MoreClimate Change Forces Quinault Tribe to Seek Higher Ground
The tribe has taken the lead against local projects like oil terminals that would further climate change and threaten its existence.
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