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When the EPA and the Department of Interior announced plans to scrap Obama-era regulations to curb methane leaks last year, they were transparent about their rationale — they wanted to help the oil and gas industry.
read moreA century ago, British scientists suggested a link between increased hygiene and allergic conditions — the first hint that our immune systems are becoming improperly “trained.”
read morePolitical and social factors, as well as pressure from industry, can lead to wide disparities in exposure, with some communities protected and others left vulnerable.
read more“This Medicare for All bill really makes it clear what we mean when we say ‘Medicare for All.’”
read moreAs the health care debate heats up, it’s time to be clear about what Medicare for All is and what it is not. Medicare for All does not mean giving…
read more“Everyone has the right to clean organic food. That is a human right.”
read moreCompany insurance is deeply entrenched and poses a big challenge to Medicare-for-all — but costs for those plans are on the rise.
read moreWhat’s plastic doing to our bodies? This all-female team is investigating.
read moreMore people than ever before depend on the federal government for health insurance in the form of Medicare, Medicaid, or the Children’s Health Insurance Program. Despite this, political debate constantly rages around whether or not to expand or reduce the government’s role in healthcare…
read moreBut the Pentagon assumes no liability and refuses to pay for cleaning up the contamination it has caused.
read moreCancers usually seen in the elderly are becoming more and more common among younger people.
read moreWASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders sent a letter to Catalyst Pharmaceuticals on Monday asking it to justify its decision to charge $375,000 annually for a medication that for years has been available to patients for free.
read moreThe Trump Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency does not plan to set a legal limit for two nasty chemicals that lurk in some US drinking water, Politico reported this week.
read moreThe Facts:Robert F. Kennedy Jr emphasizes how pharmaceutical companies have a large hand in how the American government creates healthcare policy and recommendations.
read moreWHO, Pharma, Gates & Government: Who’s Calling the Shots?
read moreThe truck was transporting cucumbers, but something much more dangerous was hidden inside: fentanyl, the extremely potent narcotic that has contributed to the epidemic of overdose deaths in the United States in recent years.
read moreAcross the U.S., the military has closed hundreds of bases, often leaving behind a toxic legacy. In San Francisco, the Navy and city grapple with a cleanup 22 years after the closure of Treasure Island Naval Station.
read moreFor some of the juices – all from well-known brands – drinking just 4 ounces a day is enough to cause concern.
read moreNearly a quarter-century after winning millions from PG&E, the ‘Erin Brockovich’ town continues its fight for clean water.
read moreA new analysis of Juul’s marketing campaign suggests it targeted youth from its inception.
read moreIn the wild world of U.S. politics, it isn’t unusual for elected officials to use props to illustrate their points. As you might recall, Republican Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe brought a snowball onto the Senate floor to argue against the validity of global warming.
read moreThe authors refused to use any industry-backed studies and the result is a guide that differs dramatically from past ones.
read moreWhen my dad connected our family computer to the Internet in 1992, all I saw were green letters on a black screen.
read moreTHIS IS BY FAR THE BIGGEST THREAT TO HUMANITY AND ALL LIFE ON EARTH AND THE PLANET EARTH ITSELF. THIS A NATIONAL PLANETARY EMERGENCY!
read moreLET THIS INSPIRE OTHER COMMUNITIES TO FIGHT BACK ON THIS TRULY SICKENING ISSUE
read moreVaccine Mandates Results Don’t Safeguard Children’s Rights or Health: How Did We Get Here?
read moreBig brands give rebates to insurers, who jack up the price for patients—who can’t get cheaper drugs unless they shoulder a bigger copay or buy them with no help from insurance.
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