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  • @EnviroProtNet
    Environmental Protection Network
    @EnviroProtNet
    Aug 31
    Families should not carry the health and financial costs of pollution they did not create. Strong EPA safeguards help keep toxic chemicals out of water and air and ensure the same rules apply to every company. Follow for expert-backed updates.
  • @EnviroProtNet
    Environmental Protection Network
    @EnviroProtNet
    Aug 27
    UPDATE: Michigan’s J.H. Campbell coal plant ordered by the DOE to remain active 90 more days, 400+ days past its planned closure. Keeping it open has cost $259M+, EDF estimates, while prolonging pollution linked to asthma, heart and lung disease, and harm to developing brains.
  • @EnviroProtNet
    Environmental Protection Network
    @EnviroProtNet
    Aug 26
    Your child’s trip to school shouldn’t come with a pollution risk. EPA is proposing weaker diesel rules that could mean more smog-forming pollution and harm to developing lungs. Families can’t manage this risk alone. Strong clean-air standards help keep kids’ air safer.
  • @EnviroProtNet
    Environmental Protection Network
    @EnviroProtNet
    Aug 25
    Fracking wastewater is bubbling up from wells near Marietta, Ohio. Jeanne Briskin explains: Underground injection pushed it to the surface, prompting 4 disposal sites to shut down. But thousands more old wells could create pathways upward, raising questions about disposal safety.
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    Environmental Protection Network
    @EnviroProtNet
    Aug 24
    Back-to-school routines can bring children close to traffic and idling vehicles. Because their lungs are still developing, soot and smog pose greater risks. Strong clean-air safeguards help reduce pollution where children live, learn and play. Learn more at the link in bio.