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How can ocean waves fight climate change? | Twig Science Reporter

How can ocean waves fight climate change? | Twig Science Reporter

For fun science resources and our weekly Kahoot quiz: https://learn.twigeducation.com/twig-science-reporter-home-page Twig Science Reporter is a weekly science news service for your K–6 classroom. Every week, Twig Science Reporter brings high-quality videos and other free learning resources together with topical news to inspire school children to explore new possibilities through scientific …

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Despite Link to COVID-19 Deaths, Trump EPA Refuses To Strengthen Soot Standards

Despite Link to COVID-19 Deaths, Trump EPA Refuses To Strengthen Soot Standards

[ad_1] WASHINGTON – Ignoring his own scientists and public health advocates, Environmental Protection Agency chief Andrew Wheeler refused today to tighten federal standards for soot emitted from auto tailpipes and smokestacks that causes serious respiratory harm. The decision comes on the heels of the first nationwide study by a team of …

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EWG News Roundup (4/3): PFAS Taints Military Bases, Trump Rolls Back Car Emissions Standards and More

EWG News Roundup (4/3): PFAS Taints Military Bases, Trump Rolls Back Car Emissions Standards and More

[ad_1] In the News On Thursday, EWG released an updated map that shows toxic fluorinated chemicals known as PFAS are now confirmed or suspected at 678 military installations. Leaders in the House announced this week that the next COVID-19 stimulus bill will make drinking water pollution cleanup a priority. Lawmakers have …

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Homes standards fail climate challenge

Homes standards fail climate challenge

[ad_1] New housing standards do not go far enough to cut carbon emissions and reduce the risk of flooding or overheating, government climate advisers have warned. The government has brought out proposals for a “future homes standard”, which officials say will mean new homes will have on average 75-80 percent lower …

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