An audit on the Advanced Clean Fleets Rule is bad for California and bad for the country
Last month, the California Air Resources Board unanimously voted to adopt the Advanced Clean Fleets Rule, which sets purchase requirements for private and government fleets to increasingly transition to zero-emission trucks, and sets a 100% sales requirement for manufacturers in 2036.
Flaws found in EPA’s lead pipe survey of states and water utilities
Flaws found in EPA’s lead pipe survey of states and water utilities
Deep Dive: Read our Deep Dives blog for an in-depth analysis on the data that drove the 2023 allocation of federal funding for lead service line replacements. What’s New: EPA recently estimated there are 9.2 million lead service lines (LSLs) in the nation’s drinking water infrastructure based on information reported by states and water utilities. This […]
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Flaws found in EPA’s lead pipe survey of states and water utilities
Deep Dive: Read our Deep Dives blog for an in-depth analysis on the data that drove the 2023 allocation of federal funding for lead service line replacements. What’s New: EPA recently estimated there are 9.2 million lead service lines (LSLs) in the nation’s drinking water infrastructure based on information reported by states and water utilities. This […]
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Flaws found in EPA’s lead pipe survey of states and water utilities
Deep Dive: Read our Deep Dives blog for an in-depth analysis on the data that drove the 2023 allocation of federal funding for lead service line replacements. What’s New: EPA recently estimated there are 9.2 million lead service lines (LSLs) in the nation’s drinking water infrastructure based on information reported by states and water utilities. This […]
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Why Schneider’s deployment of 50 electric big rigs gives me hope for the future of trucking
Why Schneider’s deployment of 50 electric big rigs gives me hope for the future of trucking
Why Schneider’s deployment of 50 electric big rigs gives me hope for the future of trucking
Why Schneider’s deployment of 50 electric big rigs gives me hope for the future of trucking
By Lindsay Shigetomi It’s one thing to see electric trucks on the showroom floor, but it’s an entirely different feeling to see them out in the wild. Earlier this month, I attended a ribbon-cutting event in South El Monte, California — one of the largest freight hubs in America — to celebrate the roll-out of […]
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My Speech at EPA to Reduce Tailpipe Pollution From Cars
Written by Stephanie Reese
Moms Clean Air Force's Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice, spoke at the final “Route Zero" event, delivering over 130,000 comments in favor of the EPA’s plan to reduce car pollution.
Governor, Senate and Assembly Agree to Three-Party Budget Deal
Governor, Senate and Assembly Agree to Three-Party Budget Deal
Voluntary Carbon Market Initiative Releases Claims Code to Guide Companies on Integrity and Transparency of Carbon Credit Claims
Voluntary Carbon Market Initiative Releases Claims Code to Guide Companies on Integrity and Transparency of Carbon Credit Claims
Broken GRAS: Secret GRAS determinations may outnumber those reviewed by FDA
Broken GRAS: Secret GRAS determinations may outnumber those reviewed by FDA
Originally published on Deep Dives, April 13, 2023 What Happened FDA estimates that, each year, food companies designate 82 new food chemicals as “GRAS” (Generally Recognized as Safe) for use in food. On average, FDA reviews only 64 of those new chemicals for safety. For the remaining 18 chemicals in FDA’s estimate, the companies making […]
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Broken GRAS: Secret GRAS determinations may outnumber those reviewed by FDA
Originally published on Deep Dives, April 13, 2023 What Happened FDA estimates that, each year, food companies designate 82 new food chemicals as “GRAS” (Generally Recognized as Safe) for use in food. On average, FDA reviews only 64 of those new chemicals for safety. For the remaining 18 chemicals in FDA’s estimate, the companies making […]
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Alternative Figures: FDA’s food chemical reports to Congress don’t add up
Alternative Figures: FDA’s food chemical reports to Congress don’t add up
Originally published on Deep Dives, April 10, 2023 What Happened In its annual justification of budget estimates to Congress, FDA describes its activities and tracks its performance. One of those performance measures is the percentage of food- and color-additive petitions (FAPs/CAPs) the agency has reviewed and completed within 360 days of receipt.[1] We analyzed FDA’s reports […]
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Alternative Figures: FDA’s food chemical reports to Congress don’t add up
Originally published on Deep Dives, April 10, 2023 What Happened In its annual justification of budget estimates to Congress, FDA describes its activities and tracks its performance. One of those performance measures is the percentage of food- and color-additive petitions (FAPs/CAPs) the agency has reviewed and completed within 360 days of receipt.[1] We analyzed FDA’s reports […]
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