"More Protection: UN Says Earth’s Ozone Layer Is Healing"
"Earth’s protective ozone layer is finally healing from damage caused by aerosol sprays and coolants, a new United Nations report said."
Source: AP, 11/08/2018
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Palau, In W. Pacific, Is First Nation To Ban 'Reef-Toxic' Sunscreens
"The Pacific archipelago of Palau has become the first nation to ban sunscreens that some researchers believe are killing off coral reefs and damaging marine environments."
Source: NPR, 11/05/2018
"Hudson PCBs Harming River Mink Populations"
"A small, brownish weasel that spends much of its life in the water, hunting for fish and frogs, the American mink is a signal for the ecological health of where it lives. Right now, the mink is not doing very well along the Hudson River, largely due to decades of PCB pollution ... ."
Source: Albany Times Union, 11/02/2018
"In Echo of Flint, Mich., Water Crisis Now Hits Newark"
"For nearly a year and a half, top officials in Newark denied that their water system had a widespread lead problem, despite ample evidence that the city was facing a public health crisis that had echoes of the one in Flint, Mich."
Source: NY Times, 11/02/2018
EPA Adds Restrictions To Use Of Weed Killer Linked To Crop Damage
"The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it would allow farmers to spray a controversial weed killer made by Bayer AG’s Monsanto Co and BASF SE for two more years, with additional restrictions on use."
Source: Reuters, 11/02/2018
"Groups Threaten To Sue EPA For Not Banning Paint Stripper Chemical"
"A coalition of organizations is formally threatening to sue the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for not banning a toxic chemical used in paint strippers."
Source: The Hill, 11/01/2018
"High Level of PFAS Found At Western Michigan School"
"A western Michigan school has begun distributing bottled water after state environmental officials said it had elevated levels of toxic industrial chemicals."
Source: AP, 10/31/2018
More Tests Finds Weedkiller Widespread In Popular Cereals, Snack Bars
"Glyphosate is in a bunch of popular cereals and oatmeals—but at levels below federal health standards. Experts say it's difficult to estimate risk from the levels found but the report is still worrisome since children are consistently exposed."
Source: EHN, 10/26/2018
EPA Continues to Approve Toxic PFAS Chemicals Despite Wide Contamination
"Even as the Environmental Protection Agency has been trumpeting its efforts to find and clean up contamination from industrial chemicals known as PFAS, it has been allowing new chemicals in this class to enter into commerce, according to data from the agency."
Source: The Intercept, 10/26/2018
"Drinking Water: Group Pushes For Action On Lead"
"An advocacy group is asking EPA to collect more data on lead in drinking water following the agency's continual delay in revamping its Lead and Copper Rule."
Source: E&E News PM, 10/25/2018
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