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Of importance, the Bill will stipulate that accommodations, ranging between one and nine rooms, that are occupied by the ...

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The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to abandon landmark regulations limiting airborne mercury and greenhouse ...

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Nearly half of those actions were for violating the Clean Air Act. For those air pollution violations, regulators issued more than $23 million in penalties paid by the parent companies.

Since 2022, residents of St. James Parish, along the heavily industrialized banks of the Mississippi River known as “Cancer Alley,” have used low-cost monitors to measure air pollution.

Rules regulating those seven air toxic pollutants, along with more than 180 others, have been in place since 1990 when Congress passed a major amendment to the Clean Air Act that greatly increased ...

By embracing community-based air quality monitoring, we have a unique opportunity to not only save public funds but also to decentralize environmental oversight, returning power back to the people.

Recent advances in community-based air quality monitoring demonstrate that community-sourced air quality data can provide accurate, hyperlocal insights that are often missed by conventional methods.

The 52-46 party-line vote marked the first time in the 55-year history of the Clean Air Act that Congress has moved to weaken the power of the landmark environmental law.