EPA
EPA to Propose Rule Cleaning Up Vehicle Emissions
Are there Toxic Chemicals in Your Baby’s Crib?
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is initiating risk assessments on 20 flame retardants and three other chemicals found in everyday consumer products. New Jersey’s senior U.S. Senator is urging the EPA to conduct further evaluations of chemicals found in household products like children’s cribs.
Are NJ Rivers and Streams Clean or Polluted? [AUDIO]
Flaws in EPA Drilling Pollution Data, Report Says
Lautenberg Calls For Probe Of Toxins In Kid’s Products
NJ Among 16 States Granted Clean Gas Waivers
Feds Remove Wayne Site From Superfund List
Gov. Christie Won’t Support New Federal Pollution Rules

