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PNS Daily Newscast - July 18, 2018 


Trump now says he misspoke as he stood side-by-side with Putin. Also on the Wednesday rundown: A Senate committee looks at the latest attempt to weaken the Endangered Species Act; and public input is being sought on Great Lakes restoration.

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Cleanup of the St. Louis River is one of the largest environmental projects ever undertaken in Minnesota. (americanrivers.org)
Public Input Sought on Great Lakes Restoration
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
DULUTH, Minn. – The future of the Great Lakes is up for public comment. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is crafting the next phase of ...Read More
The oil and gas industry is the only one in Colorado where local zoning rules for industrial development do not apply. (Our Health, Our Future, Our Longmont)
Final Push to Collect Signatures for Oil and Gas Setbacks
Monday, July 16, 2018
DENVER – Volunteers have three weeks to collect enough signatures to put an initiative onto November's ballot that would push new oil and gas de ...Read More
The University of Colorado found the Uintah Basin's bowl shape and snowy conditions trap emissions of methane and other gases from nearby oil wells, causing high ozone pollution. (Covee/Flickr)
Doctors: More Oil Development in Uintah Basin Will Threaten Health
Monday, July 16, 2018
VERNAL, Utah — Estonian company Enefit American Oil for years has been eyeing northeastern Utah for what would be the largest oil shale ...Read More
Many facilities in Allegheny County are operating with expired Title V pollution permits. (imagii/Pixapbay)
Use of County Clean-Air Funds for Building Renovation Challenged
Thursday, July 12, 2018
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Clean air advocates contend using the County Clean Air Fund for Allegheny County Health Department office renovations is ...Read More
Chlorpyrifos is used extensively on apples and other fruits and vegetables. (Skitterphoto/Pixabay)
Federal Court Urged to Order Pesticide Ban
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
NEW YORK – A federal court will determine if the EPA should be ordered to ban a pesticide linked to brain damage in children. Seven states ...Read More
Thousands of oil-covered birds had to be rehabilitated after the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico. (MacKenzie/US Fish & Wildlife Service)
Groups Press Feds to Uphold Bird Protections
Friday, July 6, 2018
FRANKFORT, Ky. – The Migratory Bird Treaty Act turns 100 this week, leading conservation groups to dub 2018 the "Year of the Bird" – and ...Read More
In his resignation letter, Pruitt informed President Donald Trump he was leaving his post
Government Watchdogs: Both Pruitt, Wheeler "Wrong" for EPA
Friday, July 6, 2018
WASHINGTON – Government ethics and watchdog groups, even some conservatives, are saying Scott Pruitt's resignation as Environmental Protection ...Read More
Many of the EPA regulations that Scott Pruitt scrapped or delayed as EPA administrator had not yet taken effect before his resignation. (Wikimedia Commons)
Government Watchdog Groups: Pruitt's EPA Exit "Long Overdue"
Friday, July 6, 2018
WASHINGTON – After allegedly overspending on everything from pens to lavish trips and accepting questionable deals from lobbyists, government ...Read More
Flood prevention is one benefit of green infrastructure projects that are being funded in five Chesapeake Bay states with nearly $700,000 of grant money. (Pixabay)
Communities Receive More "Green" to Go Green
Thursday, July 5, 2018
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Communities are finding it easier to go green when there's some "green" to help them make the transition - in the form of nearly $700 ...Read More
A groundwater sample in Hoosick Falls found PFOA at 130,000 parts per trillion. (com77380/Pixabay)
Groups Ask NYS to Set Maximum Levels for Chemicals in Water
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
ALBANY, N.Y. – Environmental, civic and research groups are calling on New York State to set maximum levels of unregulated industrial chemicals ...Read More
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