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Environmental Professionals Day 2021

NAEP Leadership Blog

Environmental professionals include social and environmental scientists, engineers and planners, public and environmental health specialists, many of whom have continued their work throughout this pandemic monitoring conditions to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

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Michigan Can Transition to 100-Percent Renewable Energy by 2035, Save Lives, and Create Jobs

Union of Concerned Scientists

From this 2040 perspective, Michigan’s 100-percent renewable energy standard took full effect five years ago, and—along with accelerated closures of coal plants, like the one in Monroe, and a ban on new gas plant construction—it has saved Michigan families at least $15 billion in public health costs. Family members lost too soon.

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Energy Storage Can Help People with Disabilities Through Extreme Weather Events 

Union of Concerned Scientists

During climate disasters and extreme weather events like hurricanes, wildfires, or winter storms, people with underlying health conditions and disabilities face global mortality rates that are four times higher than those without disabilities. A Tesla Powerwall battery, for example, comes with a $11,500 price tag.

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Amira Fernández – combating ‘tags’ in STEM

Frontiers

Pharmaceutical biotechnologist Dr Amira Fernández has a passion for disseminating research and the publication of her award-winning book ‘ Té con Ciencia’ (2020) cemented her profile as a scientific communicator. As with addressing any problem, Fernández hopes to counteract damaging ‘tags’ in science by ‘going to the base’.This

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EPA Can Reconsider Rulemaking without Vacatur in Clean Air Act Citizen Suit, Sixth Circuit Holds

MGKF Law

Read More » Tags: Administrative Appeals , Citizen Suit , Clean Air Act , Sixth Circuit , Standing Sierra Club et al. 21-3057, 2023 WL 1873168, at * 1 (6th Cir.

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Colorado Supreme Court Denies County Immunity from State Environmental Enforcement Action

MGKF Law

On June 7, 2021, the Colorado Supreme Court affirmed in part a decision of the Appellate Division and held that the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (“the Department”) may bring an enforcement action against a county under the State’s Solid Wastes Disposal Sites and and Facilities Act (“the SWA”).

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Frontiers responds to the US National Institutes of Health’s call on public access to science

Frontiers

The National Institutes of Health, the foremost federal agency for medical research in the US and the world’s biggest public funder of biomedical and behavioral research, has launched a call for information to improve public access to the findings of its supported research. We face global, existential threats.