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Plus: Cleaner cars means cleaner air, North Carolina protects
homeowners from flood risks, and how you can help make 2024 a
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ACTION SPOTLIGHT

ACT NOW: The EPA is Poised to Release
Vital New Limits on Toxic Chemicals

As many as 94 million people across the
country drink water contaminated with toxic PFAS chemicals.

This daily exposure to PFAS — known as “forever chemicals”
because they are extremely resistant to breaking down in the
environment — has been linked to a long list of health effects,
including cancer.

The EPA proposed limiting the levels of six PFAS chemicals in
drinking water last year — a huge win for safe drinking water and
our public health. NRDC activists sent 17,433 comments to the EPA
in support of the new standards — now, it's time for us to finish
the job.

Now the EPA is about to issue the final
standards — urge them to quickly and equitably enact strong
measures to get toxic PFAS chemicals out of our water. ( [link removed] )

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CAMPAIGN UPDATE

Clean Vehicle Rules Are Here – What’s
Next?

The EPA has released its final of clean
car and heavy-duty truck standards. The clean car standards will
cut carbon emissions and other tailpipe pollutants starting in
2027 – as well as deliver major carbon reductions, save drivers
money on fuel and maintenance, and reduce asthma attacks, heart
disease, and other illnesses.

But the heavy-duty vehicles rule does not go far enough in
cutting carbon emissions, and is a big example of how the work is
just beginning to clean up one of the nation’s most polluting
sectors.

Over 40,000 NRDC activists submitted comments to the EPA on these
critical rules – and your voices were heard! Now it’s on the
Department of Transportation to finalize their new standards for
cars and big trucks and buses, and we need your help to push them
to the finish line.

Urge the Department of Transportation
to finalize the strongest possible clean vehicle standards and
curb emissions from transportation — the largest source of
climate pollution in the U.S.! ( [link removed] )

Read more about our fight to
clean up transportation climate pollution:

* EPA Enters the Clean Car Era
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* Cheaper and Cleaner: Electric Vehicle Owners Save Thousands ( [link removed] )

* Living Among the Diesel Trucks: My Environmental Injustice
Story ( [link removed] )

BIG WINS

* Biden Administration Announces
Landmark Industrial Funding: The administration’s unprecedented
plan will help clean up greenhouse gas emissions from the
industrial sector and spur the creation of good jobs. Read more >
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* North Carolina to Disclose Flood History to Buyers: A new state
rule will require sellers to provide potential home buyers with
information about flood history and risk before they buy a home,
especially critical in hurricane-prone states like North Carolina
with increasing vulnerability to flooding. Read more > ( [link removed] )

STORYTELLER SPOTLIGHT

“Forever Chemicals” Called PFAS Show Up
in Your Food, Clothes, and Home

Nonstick cookware, grease-resistant food
packaging, and waterproof clothing are all products that make our
daily lives less messy, but that convenience comes at a cost.
Learn why a class of manmade chemicals known as PFAS – per- and
polyfluoroalkyl substances – are called “forever chemicals” and
how you can take action to protect yourself. Read more > ( [link removed] )

ACTION ROUNDUP

* Help Make 2024 a Year of Climate
Action in Washington: ( [link removed] ) We need urgent action to slash climate pollution and reduce our
dependence on dirty fossil fuels. Tell President Biden and
Congress to make equitable climate action a top priority in 2024.
Act now > ( [link removed] )

* Protect Critically Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales: ( [link removed] ) A new federal strategy takes a major step toward protecting
critically endangered North Atlantic right whales and responsibly
developing offshore wind energy. Tell the Biden administration to
make it a reality. Act now > ( [link removed] )

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