North Carolina League of Conservation Voters
Conservation Insider Bulletin
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John, hog waste accountability, Trump EPA endangers developing brains, and clean energy surpasses coal for the first time. This and more in your CIB for the week of May 18.
DEQ Makes Headway on Hog Farm Justice
Find out more about the DEQ environmental justice board's proposed hog farm accountability and clean energy progress measures at today's virtual meeting.
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EPA Fails to Defend Developing Brains
Perchlorate is a toxic chemical known to cause fetal brain damage. Despite a federal court order to regulate it, Trump's EPA refuses to take action.
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Clean Energy Eclipses Coal
For the first time ever, renewables like wind and solar will produce more energy than coal in the United States this year.
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