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New Superbugs in Stock report: grocery stores failing to stop antibiotic overuse in meat supply chains
Statement: California stops the use of toxic ‘forever chemicals’ in cosmetics and textiles
Law will reduce exposure to PFAS, which are linked to serious health impacts, even in small amounts over time
Report: Polluters dumped ~200 million lbs. of toxics into waterways
Call to cut down water pollution as Supreme Court case, 50th anniversary of Clean Water Act, near
2022 heat wave/energy efficiency coverage: data, resources and interview opportunities
New report spotlights wasteful highway boondoggles in California and across the country
Report calls for fixing roads and bridges instead of pursuing more harmful highway expansions
Statement: California Legislature votes to create nation’s largest health and safety buffer zones around oil and gas extraction sites
Statement: California Legislature approves bill to speed up clean energy adoption
Statement: EPA targets two toxic PFAS chemicals under Superfund law
Hazardous designation would speed cleanup of dangerous PFOA and PFOS
Statement: California enacting 100% zero-emission cars sales requirement by 2035
California Air Resources Board will vote on a rule this week that will require all new cars sold in California be zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
Statement: California Legislature bans ‘forever chemicals’ in cosmetics
Legislation to ban the sale of cosmetics and personal care products in California made with toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS cleared its final hurdle in the legislature Tuesday and now heads to the Governor’s desk.
