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Triennial Iowa Water Quality Review Addresses Toxic Substances, Nitrates, E. Coli

Environment · Iowa

Triennial Iowa Water Quality Review Addresses Toxic Substances, Nitrates, E. Coli

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

States are required to hold triennial public hearings to review their water quality standards. Iowa DNR representatives presented, followed by a Q&A.See the Story

2 Views on N.Y. Energy Policy and Greenlit Pipeline Project

Mark Ruffalo · New York

2 Views on N.Y. Energy Policy and Greenlit Pipeline Project

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Williams NESE pipeline still needs a DEC water quality permit to be built.See the Story

Newsom's Climate Warrior Image Is Backsliding, Environmental Groups Say

Oil and Gas Sector · Palo Alto

Newsom's Climate Warrior Image Is Backsliding, Environmental Groups Say

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Gavin Newsom jetted off to New York this week to portray himself as the alternative to Donald Trump on climate policy. During a speech to the United Nations during Climate Week NYC on Tuesday, Trump declared anew that concerns about climate change are “the greatest con job ever perpetrated in the world,” chiding other nations for efforts to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. That set the stage for Newsom’s appearance at a New York Times-spons…See the Story

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