Summer smog review: new analysis shows continued challenges to air quality

5 years ago
(This post was co-authored by EDF intern Jayne Stevenson) Summer brings sunshine, fun, and outdoor adventures – but unfortunately, it also brings smog that causes serious health problems for many American families. We have made significant progress delivering healthier summer air, but many families still find themselves sidelined by ground-level ozone pollution – commonly called […]
Mandy Warner

Summer smog review: new analysis shows continued challenges to air quality

5 years ago
(This post was co-authored by EDF intern Jayne Stevenson) Summer brings sunshine, fun, and outdoor adventures – but unfortunately, it also brings smog that causes serious health problems for many American families. We have made significant progress delivering healthier summer air, but many families still find themselves sidelined by ground-level ozone pollution – commonly called […]
Mandy Warner

Summer smog review: new analysis shows continued challenges to air quality

5 years ago

(This post was co-authored by EDF intern Jayne Stevenson) Summer brings sunshine, fun, and outdoor adventures – but unfortunately, it also brings smog that causes serious health problems for many American families. We have made significant progress delivering healthier summer air, but many families still find themselves sidelined by ground-level ozone pollution – commonly called […]

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Mandy Warner

EPA needs to stop misleading the public and its peer reviewers about the data it has obtained from the European Chemicals Agency

5 years ago
Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. In numerous assessment documents issued by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) developed in its implementation of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), EPA cites as a source the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).  ECHA is the agency that administers the European Union’s (EU) REACH Regulation, which (unlike TSCA) requires […]
Richard Denison

1,4-dioxane: The case of the disappearing tumors

5 years ago
Rachel Shaffer is a consultant.  Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Lead Senior Scientist. As we highlighted in a previous post, EDF filed extensive comments on EPA’s draft risk evaluation for 1,4-dioxane. Among the many concerns we raised was a decision by the Trump EPA to completely dismiss female mouse liver cancer data used by EPA’s Integrated […]
Richard Denison