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The WPATH Files

Environmental Progress

However, the WPATH Files reveal that the organization does not meet the standards of evidence-based medicine, and members frequently discuss improvising treatments as they go along. Members dismiss concerns about these patients and characterize efforts to protect them as unnecessary “gatekeeping.”

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California’s Progress Toward Recycling Policy for EV Batteries

Union of Concerned Scientists

Who were the members of the Advisory Group? The Advisory Group had a final count of 19 members and consisted of representatives from the automotive and battery industries (6 members), waste industry (5 members), public interest organizations (3 members), and government agencies (5 members).

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Coalition Members Deliver Their Food and Farm Bill Message to Congress

Union of Concerned Scientists

After several years of virtual meetings due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, this May marked the return of the annual in-person conference for members of the Good Food For All (GFFA) coalition. GFFA members work together to transform our food system through collaborative planning, community engagement, and policy advocacy.

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Memphis Facility Emitting Cancer-Causing Ethylene Oxide Gas to Close

Union of Concerned Scientists

In a major win for community members in South Memphis, Tennessee, a facility emitting a toxic air pollutant— ethylene oxide (EtO)—announced late last month that it will close its doors. Community members quickly came together and a local grassroots group, Memphis Community Against Pollution (MCAP), began to sound the alarm.

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What Makes the College-Educated More Likely to Vote?

Union of Concerned Scientists

Given the recent surge in college student voter registration and turnout, let’s look at the types of activities and environments on campus that incite students to vote, including historical trends and current movements, so we can better maintain this momentum over time.

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Industry’s Newest Tactics to Undermine EPA Science

Union of Concerned Scientists

Every staff member at a restaurant, including the owner, has a role to play in adhering to health and safety protocols. These are short articles, developed using a set of systematic criteria , that describe egregious (and sometimes illegal) instances in which science was sidelined at federal agencies for political reasons.

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Minnesota Needs Environmental Protections for Cumulative Impacts. Your State Does Too.

Union of Concerned Scientists

This legislation, like other attempts to increase environmental protections for under-resourced communities, has been the long work of environmental justice groups in Minnesota including COPAL , Community Members for Environmental Justice , and the Minnesota Environmental Justice Table.