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PNS Daily Newscast - April 24, 2018 


Trump’s Secretary of State nominee gets a narrow thumbs-up, but his Veteran’s Affairs nominee is put on hold. Also on our rundown: protests against Wells Fargo set for Des Moines today; and cannabis advocates blame Florida officials for “reefer madness.”

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Waste Reduction/Recycling

When not recycled, plastic bags can litter the environment and harm wildlife. (Twenty20)
Beyond Earth Day: The Fight For Plastic Bag Fees
Monday, April 23, 2018
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Folks around Ohio spent Earth Day picking up plastic bags, bottles and litter from parks and other areas, but efforts to ...Read More
Hazardous materials are separated at a landfill in Minot, N.D. (Shannon Bauer/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
For Earth Day, Residents Encouraged to Recycle
Friday, April 20, 2018
BISMARCK, N.D. – People around the world are celebrating the earth on Sunday. This year is the 48th anniversary of the first Earth Day in 1970 ...Read More
Raw sewage mixed with stormwater surges out of a damaged sewer manhole next to Herring Run. (Blue Water Baltimore)
Study: Climate Change Impacts Gwynn Falls Watershed
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
BALTIMORE – It's not that big of a surprise to learn that sewage overflows are bad for overall water quality, but a new study details its ...Read More
Last year, We Don't Waste delivered 10 million meals to more than 80 different community-based agencies across the Front Range. (Pixabay)
Ballpark Season Brings More "Rescued" Food for Shelters, Pantries
Monday, April 9, 2018
DENVER — Baseball season is back in Denver, and that means Arlan Preblud and his staff of seven are hard at work rescuing hot dogs, buns and ...Read More
A new report found air pollution decreased in response to policy informed by monitoring and research. (Pixabay)
Report: Environmental Policies Improved Air and Water Quality Over Time
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – A new report shows the environmental pollution problems caused by humans can actually be reversed by humans. The report ...Read More
A new study says automobiles are so much cleaner than 100 years ago, perfumes and household cleaning agents are taking over the top spot for urban air pollution. (indoorpollution.info)
Study: Indoor Pollution Becoming Worse than Outdoor Pollution
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
DES MOINES, Iowa – A new study has come up with a surprising result: Because cars are now dramatically cleaner than they used to be, products ...Read More
The Texas Supreme Court will decide later this year whether Texas cities can legally ban grocery stores and other retailers from offering single-use plastic bags. (Sullivan/GettyImages)
Texas Supreme Court to Settle Dispute Over Plastic Bag Ban
Monday, January 22, 2018
AUSTIN, Texas — A decades-old dispute between Texas cities and state officials over plastic grocery bags has finally made its way to the state ...Read More
Plastic waste is broken down by currents and sunlight and is often ingested by wildlife. (usgs.gov)
2018: Year to Clean Up the Great Lakes
Monday, January 15, 2018
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. – Clean-water advocates say they’re are hoping 2018 will be a year of better water quality in the Great Lakes and ...Read More
Boise is partnering with a Salt Lake City company to turn some hard-to-recycle plastics into diesel. (Sustainable Initiatives Fund Trust/Flickr)
Boise Forges New Partnership to Turn Plastics into Fuel
Friday, January 12, 2018
BOISE, Idaho – Boise has found a new destination for some plastics after China announced it will no longer accept certain recyclables. China ...Read More
Since 2013, nearly $2 billion worth of natural gas has been lost on public and tribal lands. (Getty Images)
BLM Suspends Natural Gas Waste Standards
Friday, December 8, 2017
DENVER – On Thursday, the Bureau of Land Management suspended a rule designed to limit the waste of natural gas on publicly-owned lands until ...Read More
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