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October 21, 2008
Posted by Gina Solomon in Environmental Justice
, Health and the Environment
- Tags:
- airpollution, battery, environmentaljustice, EPA, lead, leadpoisoning, refinery, smelter
The other day I got a call from one of my colleagues, Joe Lyou, from Southern California. Joe runs a great group called the California Environmental Rights Alliance. CERA advocates for environmental justice in communities unlucky enough to have major pollution...continued→
October 15, 2008
Posted by Gina Solomon in Environmental Justice
, Health and the Environment
- Tags:
- airpollution, airquality, EPA, factory, lead, leadpoisoning, NAAQS, pregnancy, smelter
Just a few days ago, I wrote on this blog that I'm in the mood for some good news, and today I'm happy to announce that I have some great news! EPA has just announced that it will follow the advice...continued→
March 31, 2008
Posted by Gina Solomon in Health and the Environment
- Tags:
- airpollution, children, lead, leadpoisoning, pollution, simplesteps, toys
I just got back from a visit with my adorable 9 month old nephew in Florida. It was fun to hold him and play with him. He’s even starting to crawl, and we got some great photos and video of...continued→
March 24, 2008
Posted by Gina Solomon in Health and the Environment
- Tags:
- airpollution, children, EPA, leadpoisoning, NAAQS, simplesteps, smelter
The town of Herculaneum, Missouri is a big red blotch on the map. Leslie and Jack Warden, raised their son there, less than a mile from the Doe Run lead smelter. Their son has Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Her niece...continued→
March 17, 2008
Posted by Gina Solomon in Health and the Environment
, U.S. Law and Policy
- Tags:
- airpollution, cleanairact, EPA, lead, leadpoisoning, ozone, simplesteps
This past week, the EPA gave itself another black eye by adopting a standard for ozone (smog) pollution that EPA science advisors say is inadequate to protect human health or the environment. Check out the Washington Post story here. Worse still,...continued→