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Brookwood Teacher Wins National Award From EPA

Carrie Settles Livers is the only teacher in Georgia to be recognized with the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators, which recognizes teachers from kindergarten through 12th grade for using the environment as a context for learning for their students

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Six US States Sue EPA Over Pesticide

“A chlorpyrifos ban is long overdue given the overwhelming evidence that says this pesticide harms brain development in children,” Tracy Gregoire, a project coordinator at the Learning Disabilities Association of America, said in a statement

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How To Actually Remove Pesticides From Your Fruit - Assuming That You Should Be Worried About Them In The First Place

There’s a lot to worry about when it comes to food—or rather, there’s a lot that people want you to worry about

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Trump Administration Approves Antibiotic Residue On Citrus Fruit

Medically important antibiotic oxytetracycline allowed on oranges, tangerines

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Report Finds Traces Of A Controversial Herbicide In Cheerios And Quaker Oats

An environmental research and advocacy group has found traces of a controversial herbicide in Cheerios, Quaker Oats and other breakfast foods that it says could increase cancer risk for children.

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US: The EPA’s Latest News on Asbestos Has A Lot of People Nervous

Asbestos is arguably one of the most well-known cancer-causing agents, and one that the Environmental Protection Agency has been trying to regulate on and off for decades.