Inhaling even small amounts of these pollutants can cause brain damage and cancer.
How is this Making America Healthy Again?
Inhaling even small amounts of these pollutants can cause brain damage and cancer.
How is this Making America Healthy Again?
The House and Senate both voted to loosen regulations on air pollutants like dioxin and mercury, which are associated with higher cancer risk.
The House and Senate both voted to loosen regulations on air pollutants like dioxin and mercury, which are associated with higher cancer risk.
But people used to put chalk in milk. Coke used to have literal cocaine like...
But people used to put chalk in milk. Coke used to have literal cocaine like...
That’s on top of contributing to higher electricity prices and sucking up communities’ water.
Is it any wonder communities across the country are organizing to stop them?
That’s on top of contributing to higher electricity prices and sucking up communities’ water.
Is it any wonder communities across the country are organizing to stop them?
We won't wait around for this White House when it comes to real climate leadership.
We won't wait around for this White House when it comes to real climate leadership.
Meanwhile, 17 staffers in his White House own up to $2.2 million of stock in Big Oil companies.
They’re getting rich off polluting the planet.
Meanwhile, 17 staffers in his White House own up to $2.2 million of stock in Big Oil companies.
They’re getting rich off polluting the planet.
Breathe better. Thank a forest. 🌬️
Breathe better. Thank a forest. 🌬️
London has now met legal limits for nitrogen dioxide air pollution.
London has now met legal limits for nitrogen dioxide air pollution.
The EPA is duty-bound under the Clean Air Act to protect public health and welfare from air pollutants, including greenhouse gases.
The EPA is duty-bound under the Clean Air Act to protect public health and welfare from air pollutants, including greenhouse gases.
what a fucking moron
what a fucking moron
MAKARY: To be honest, I don't know enough about that issue
CNBC: You're in charge of our public health! Can you look into it for us?