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PNS Daily News - October 26, 2020 


Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court moves toward a final vote; judicial appointments issue looms in the election; and five COVID-19 infections confirmed within VP Mike Pence's inner circle.

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Youth voter turnout has been high in early voting. And presidential candidates court swing-state voters in the last days until November 3.

Waste Reduction/Recycling

Allowing leaves to decompose naturally produces leaf mold, which improves soil structure and water retention. (maxbelchenko/Adobe Stock)
For a Better Garden, Leave the Leaves
Friday, October 2, 2020
ALBANY, N.Y. - Conservation groups say one task most homeowners can take off their autumn to-do list is getting rid of all those leaves. Autumn ...Read More
An estimated $4 million in tax dollars are spent annually to clean up litter alongside Ohio's highways. (AdobeStock)
Groups: COVID No Reason to Ax Plastic-Bag Bans
Thursday, October 1, 2020
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Opponents of a bill that would thwart local plastic-bag bans are making an eleventh-hour plea to Gov. Mike DeWine to veto the ...Read More
Ten of the 112 wastewater facilities in Idaho accounted for nearly half of all discharge violations. (MarekPhotoDesign.com/Adobe Stock)
Something Smells: ID Wastewater Treatment Violations Widespread
Tuesday, September 8, 2020
BOISE, Idaho - Wastewater facilities in Idaho are flush with pollution violations. The Idaho Conservation League's fourth annual wastewater ...Read More
New guidelines for mining projects would allocate a portion of revenues generated from mineral development on public lands to offset expenses for mitigation and abandoned-mine reclamation.(Pixabay)
Sourcing Critical Minerals Without Harming Fish and Wildlife
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
DENVER -- Colorado's Mineral Belt in the central and southwestern parts of the state is rich in deposits of so-called critical minerals, the kind ...Read More
The Connecticut River is one of many across the country polluted by companies that have sought environmental waivers during the pandemic. (idenimadept/Wikimedia Commons)
Groups Sue EPA Over Suspending Pollution Rules During Pandemic
Thursday, August 20, 2020
HARTFORD, Conn. -- Conservation groups are asking a federal judge to make the Environmental Protection Agency enforce pollution controls. They're ...Read More
Tons of crushed concrete will be deposited in the Lynnhaven River near Virginia Beach to restore oyster reefs. (Wikimedia Commons)
VA Restoration Project Creates Oyster Reefs from Tons of Concrete
Monday, August 3, 2020
Correction: 08/03/2020 12:38 p.m. CST - Army Corps of Engineers received $10 million in federal funding, not Lynnhaven River NOW. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va ...Read More
Researchers estimate about 8 million metric tons of plastic enter the ocean every year. (Adobe Stock)<br />
Plastic Pollution Predicted to Proliferate Amid Pandemic
Monday, July 27, 2020
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- As millions of people pledge to go plastic-free this month as part of the Sierra Club's "Plastic-Free July" campaign, the ...Read More
Food production makes up 25% of greenhouse gas emissions, but Americans throw away as much as 40% of edible food. (Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock)
New Uses for Food Waste Include Possible Benefits for Environment
Friday, May 29, 2020
PORTLAND, Ore. - Edible food is wasted on a massive scale in the United States, but there are signs that it could be coming back to Americans' plates ...Read More
The only waste disposal site permitted for radioactive material in Montana is in the eastern part of the state, near Glendive. (Northern Plains Resource Council)
MT Lawmakers Pause Radioactive Waste Limits, Draw Public Ire
Friday, May 22, 2020
HELENA, Mont. - Lawmakers could sideline Montana's radioactive waste disposal rules from oil and gas industries next week, despite public opposition ...Read More
A polar bear sculpture made of trash that's washed up on Oregon beaches is on display at the Oregon Zoo in Portland. (washedashore.org)
The Art of Trash: Ocean Plastics Animal Sculptures Dive Into Waste Issue
Monday, May 11, 2020
BANDON, Ore. -- Researchers estimate 19 billion pounds of plastic get into the ocean each year. What washes back to shore could be trash -- or art ...Read More
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