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Groups Reach Settlement That Reduces Harmful Wood Pellet Pollution and Benefits East-Texas Community

January 31, 2022

Austin, Texas  -- A federal court in Lufkin, Texas, on Friday, 1/28, approved a settlement agreement resolving Sierra Club’s Clean Air Act citizen suit against an east Texas wood pellet… Read more

In Response to Report About Poultry Violations, MDE Pledges to Increase Inspections by 50%

January 18, 2022

During Senate Hearing Today, Maryland Environmental Secretary Promises to Hire Additional Inspectors for Poultry Operations Annapolis – Facing criticism for failing to enforce frequent poultry industry violations, Maryland’s Environmental Secretary… Read more

Judge Criticizes “Substantial Delays” in Government Efforts to Stop Harrisburg Sewage Overflows

December 20, 2021

Decision Allows Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper to Intervene in Long-Stalled Legal Action filed by EPA and Pennsylvania over Harrisburg Sewage Violations Harrisburg, Pa – A U.S. District Court Judge criticized the… Read more

EPA Underestimates Greenhouse Gas Emissions from U.S. Landfills by at Least 25 Percent

December 9, 2021

Environmental Groups File Notice of Intent to Sue EPA Over Undercounting of Greenhouse Gases from Waste Dumps Washington, D.C. -- Three environmental groups today announced their intention to sue EPA… Read more

Clean Water Advocates File Federal Lawsuit to Halt Decades of Violations by Henrico Sewage System

December 6, 2021

66 Million Gallons of Sewage Released into James River in Last Five Years Alone RICHMOND – Three environmental organizations filed a federal lawsuit today to halt decades of water pollution… Read more

BP to Pay $512,450 in Penalties for Air Pollution Violations at Refinery on Lake Michigan

December 2, 2021

More than Century-Old BP Whiting, Ind., Refinery Must Also Increase Pollution Controls to Reduce Soot-Like Particles Hammond, Ind. – BP must pay $512,450 in penalties and increase the use of… Read more

EIP Debunks False Claims by Industry About Poultry Enforcement Report

November 24, 2021

WASHINGTON, D.C.– The Delmarva Chicken Association recently issued a press statement and published an opinion article that were riddled with factual inaccuracies and misrepresentations of the Environmental Integrity Project’s Oct.… Read more

Biden Administration Requires More Public Disclosure of Toxic Air Pollution from Gas Industry

November 23, 2021

In Response to Lawsuit by EIP and Allies, EPA Requires Natural Gas Processing Plants to Report Emissions to Toxics Release Inventory Washington, D.C. – In a change of directions from the… Read more

Environmental Groups Appeal Permit Allowing Unlawful Air Pollution in Southwestern PA

November 4, 2021

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA - Today, a coalition of environmental organizations appealed a decision by the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) to grant a permit for the construction of a new… Read more

84% of MD Poultry Operations Failed Water Pollution Control Inspections from 2017-2020

October 28, 2021

But Only 2% Paid Fines. New Reports Connect Lax State Oversight to Continuing High Phosphorus and Algae Levels in Eastern Shore Rivers. For a copy of the report "Blind Eye… Read more

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