"Study Links Parkinson's Disease To Industrial Solvent"
"Researchers found a six-fold increase in the risk of developing Parkinson's in individuals exposed in the workplace to trichloroethylene (TCE)."
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Source: BBC, 11/15/2011
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"Clean Air Groups Settle With EPA Over Haze Cleanup"
"A coalition of clear air advocates and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have filed a legal settlement that establishes firm, enforceable deadlines for action on plans to clean up regional haze pollution in 43 states, the District of Columbia, and the Virgin Islands."
Source: ENS, 11/15/2011
Does Government Regulation Really Kill Jobs? Economists Say Hardly
As Republican politicians pound the narrative theme that government regulations are killing jobs, employment data show that the GOP story simply isn't true. Economists who are used to this argument don't expect the facts to change many people's minds.
Source: Wash Post, 11/15/2011
"TransCanada, Nebraska Reach Deal On Keystone"
"Nebraska and TransCanada Corp reached a deal on Monday that will see the state pay for environmental studies on a new route for the $7 billion Keystone XL pipeline that steers clear of the environmentally sensitive Sand Hills region and the Ogallala aquifer."
Source: Reuters, 11/15/2011
"Debate Still Messy Over Bill For Fox River PCB Cleanup Costs"
"The cleanup of toxic chemicals dumped during the production of carbonless copy paper in the 1950s and 1960s has been happening in the lower Fox River since 2009, but it's still unclear who is going to pick up the tab."
Source: Green Bay Press-Gazette, 11/14/2011
Utah: "Arsenic Endangers Fairfield Residents' Health"
"FAIRFIELD -- The arsenic exposure risk in Fairfield is official, the health danger real. Those who live in the Cedar Valley town stand a higher risk of getting some cancers, nerve damage and brain injury with exposure to contaminants from old mine tailings over an extended period of time, according to a new Utah study."
Source: Provo Daily Herald, 11/14/2011
"Lakeland Officials Nervous About Financial Fallout From Fly Ash Pile"
"LAKELAND -- A hulking mountain of ash sitting inside the Lakeland city limits isn't exactly a point of pride, but city officials would rather see it stay than go."
Source: Lakeland Ledger, 11/14/2011
California Pioneers Plan for Trimming Toxics
"Long a pacesetter in efforts to control dangerous chemicals, California is moving toward sweeping new rules to reduce toxins in cleaning products, cosmetics, electronics, toys and possibly many other consumer goods."
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune, 11/14/2011
"Rules Lag as Factory Dust Explosions Kill Workers"
"Each year, people are killed and maimed by explosions of finely powdered wood, metal or chemicals at factories around the country. Safety experts have studied the threat posed by dust at industrial sites for nearly a decade, yet tighter regulations are still years away."
Source: AP, 11/14/2011
"The Energy, and Expense, of Bringing Water To the Southland"
"The twin forces of power costs and climate-change regulations are threatening Southern California's long love affair with imported water, forcing the region to consider more mundane sources closer to home."
Source: LA Times, 11/14/2011
