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East Palestine Progress: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly
An Ohio Committee Requests Continued Long-Term Testing of Soil & Water At & Near The Derailment Site For The Next 20 Years.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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The Fight Continues For Those Affected By Camp Lejeune
What about justice for the babies and children who died from poisoned water?
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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When The Water Runs Brown, Start Your Own Water Company.
Find Out How These Four Texas Communities Are Reclaiming Their Right To Clean Water.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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Bursting Pipes & Opportunistic Pathogens
These Water Stories Can Teach Us A Lot About Our Struggling Systems
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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August 2023
Is Cheap Gas Worth Our Children's Health?
A New PA Study Looks At Health Complications Related To The Fracking Boom.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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Don't Play With Fire & Water
Devastating Wildfires In Hawaii, More Contaminated Military Sites & A New Study Finds Link Between PFOS & Testicular Cancer.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
3
The MCL Dance: Public Health Vs. Cost
Let's Talk About California Setting A Standard for Chromium-6 & Why States & Agencies Set Regulations Higher Than They Should For Toxic Substances.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
The Struggle To Protect Our Public Lands
We Talk With Documentary Filmmaker Garrett Martin About His New Movie, The River Runs On
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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July 2023
Think Towns Like Flint Are The Only Ones With Lead Issues? Think Again.
Pipe Problems In The Big Apple: New Report Says One In Five New Yorkers May Be Drinking Lead-Contaminated Water.
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
New Study Finds PFAS In Drinking Water Everywhere, Here's How To Protect Yourself
Plus, Houston Plans To Spend Millions To Relocate Residents From A Toxic Area
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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It's Time To Clean Up Toxic Coal Ash
The U.S. EPA May Finally Tackle A Regulatory Loophole That Has Allowed Coal Plants To Evade Cleaning Up Their Toxic Mess. But Your Voice Is Needed!
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Erin Brockovich
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Suzanne Boothby
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June 2023
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