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Ohio is among roughly a dozen states that allow brine waste from the energy industry to be used to melt ice on roadways. (NCDOTCommunications/Flickr)

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Observers Raise Red Flags about Expanding Toxic Brine Use in Ohio
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Oil and gas industry waste that's used to melt ice on roads could become more prevalent in Ohio. Brine from conventional wells can ...Read More
Monthly oil and gas royalties from New Mexico lands hit an all-time high at $110 million in April. (news.unm.edu)

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NM Youth Activists Deliver Signatures to Governor on Fracking Permits
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
SANTA FE, N.M. - A group of youth activists in New Mexico heads to the Roundhouse today to deliver more than 1,000 signatures. They're calling on Gov ...Read More
Bumblebees can die or be rendered sterile by systemic pesticides present in flower pollen. (PANNA)

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Gardeners, Nurseries Urged to Protect Bees
Friday, May 28, 2021
CONCORD, N.H. - This spring, pollinator gardens are gaining popularity - but some well-meaning gardeners may not realize they could be harming the ...Read More
Conservation groups have launched a campaign to stop nurseries from selling pollinator-friendly plants such as milkweed that have been grown with harmful pesticides. (Pixabay)

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Nurseries, Spring Gardeners Invited to Help Save Bees, Butterflies
Thursday, May 27, 2021
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- As the spring gardening season gets into full swing, groups fighting to save bees and other pollinators are asking nurseries ...Read More
Illinois' Partners for Conservation Fund, which has been around since the mid-1990s, supports conservation programs, including the Soil and Water Conservation Districts around the state. (Adobe Stock)

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IL Budget Crunch Leaves Ag Conservation Funds in Danger
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Some Illinois farmers say they want to help protect natural resources, but incentives are crucial to making that happen. A ...Read More
According to the environmental group Riverkeeper, about 1,500 tons of spent nuclear fuel rods are stored at Indian Point. (Phil Cardamone/Adobe Stock)

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Closure of Indian Point Hailed as Major Environmental Victory
Monday, May 3, 2021
BUCHANAN, N.Y. -- A 40-year battle to close the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant came to an end last week, as the last of its three reactors was ...Read More
An estimated 8% of Texas children, or about 541,000, suffer from asthma, according to the Texas Department of Health Services. (vitalrecordtamhsc.edu)

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Congress on Track to Revive Oil, Gas Methane Emission Limits
Monday, May 3, 2021
AUSTIN, Texas -- Regulating methane emissions is seen as an important part of President Joe Biden's ambitious plans to address climate change ...Read More
World Migratory Bird Day, May 7, is the largest global event that calls attention to the importance of protecting birds and their migratory habitats. (NataliaKollegova/Pixabay)

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Wildfires, Toxic Gases Blamed for 2020 Migratory Bird Deaths
Monday, May 3, 2021
SANTA FE, N.M. -- Migratory birds are returning to New Mexico after a 2020 migration that resulted in a mass die-off, but wildfires due to climate ...Read More
Toxic algae blooms driven by excess nutrients give the waters of Lake Erie a greenish hue. (Adobe Stock)

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Industrial Ag Runoff Seen as Major Threat to Lake Erie
Monday, May 3, 2021
TOLEDO, Ohio -- Groups advocating for clean water say they're facing an uphill battle trying to prevent animal manure and other pollution from ...Read More
PolyMet's proposed copper-nickel mine for northeastern Minnesota had been under review for more than a decade before it became ensnared in a legal fight over permits and hearings. (Adobe Stock)

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MN Supreme Court Ruling Halts PolyMet Project
Thursday, April 29, 2021
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Environmental advocates say they're breathing a temporary sigh of relief after the Minnesota Supreme Court weighed in on a ...Read More
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