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Supreme Court overturns Chevron doctrine; judicial branch can now overrule corrupt FDA, CDC, EPA, ATF and other rogue agencies

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EPA proposing increased use of pesticide that’s BANNED in the EU and is 10x MORE TOXIC than other pesticides

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Acephate has been linked to health issues such as autism and lower cognitive performance.

If the EPA's proposal is approved, it will ease restrictions on the pesticide. Acephate is commonly used on crops such as brussels sprouts, celery, cranberries and tomatoes.

Several studies have also found that acephate posed significant risks of acute toxicity, developmental neurotoxicity and environmental persistence. As a result, the pesticide was prohibited under ...

EPA sued for failing to prevent toxic PFAS in biosludge from contaminating and destroying farm lands across America

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EPA finds 726 chemicals in biosolids years after claiming “biosludge” is safe to use on farms

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Section 405(d) of the Clean Water Act stipulates that the EPA has to conduct a biennial analysis of the regulations to determine if there is sufficient scientific evidence to continue backing the use of biosludge. So far, there does not seem to be any amount of chemicals that is too much for safe use on United States farms.

You can learn more about the EPA's biennial reviews of sewage sludge standards at this link.

"To date, EPA has conducted ...

EPA using federal money to fund “climate justice” group heavily engaged in Middle East political action

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EPA deliberately engineering power grid failure with new “Clean Power Plan 2.0”

May 27, 2024 - epartment of Energy admits that wind is dependable for only around a third of the year and solar energy is reliable for just under a quarter of the time.

In addition, the generation of wind energy is on the decline. Last year, wind generation reached maturity with wind speeds that were much slower than those in the past despite an increase in wind capacity of 6.2 gigawatts.

It wasn't a good year for solar energy, either, with rising electricity rates and more ...

EPA labels two forever chemicals commonly found in cookware, carpets, furniture, cosmetics and firefighting foams as “hazardous substances”

April 23, 2024 -

Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS), which are part of a larger cluster of forever chemicals known as per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), have been voluntarily phased out by U.S. manufacturers in the past but remain in the environment due to their non-degradable nature. These chemicals, which build up in the human body for long periods, may lead to cancer, liver and heart damage and developmental problems in infants and children. (Related: Study: ...

EPA sets strict and unattainable emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks and buses to “combat climate change”

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EPA monitoring a new class of toxic PFAS in municipal water supplies – GenX chemicals

January 31, 2024 -

PFAS include chemicals that are used to make firefighting foams, coatings for clothes and furniture, and food contact substances, to name just a few sources. If a product advertises non-stick, waterproof, or stain-resistant, it likely contains some form of PFAS. As the toxicity of PFAS become well known, industries have switched to alternative chemicals in their manufacturing processes, namely GenX chemicals. However, these chemicals are slowly becoming a human health concern ...

EPA approves chlormequat chloride pesticide for wheat, barley and oat crops, putting human and mammalian reproduction at risk

May 12, 2023 -

According to the National Institutes of Health, chlormequat chloride was listed in the EPA’s Extremely Hazardous Substances (EHS) Chemical Profiles and Emergency First Aid Guides back in 1998. It is listed as an organic chloride salt and a quaternary ammonium salt that “appears as white crystals with a fishlike odor.” The chemical functions as a growth regulator, forcing plants to produce sturdier, thicker stalks. The chemical will disrupt hormones and change the growth ...

EPA proposes emissions controls on existing power plants

April 26, 2023 -

Even amid the ongoing energy crisis and the push to convert everything to electric, the federal government wants to further limit the amount of energy accessible to the public by capping emissions at power stations.

Ignoring last June's Supreme Court decision in West Virginia v. EPA, the Biden regime's EPA is planning yet another assault on the United States electric grid. In essence, all power plants would be required to capture and store carbon dioxide ...

EPA failed to regulate billions of gallons of industrial wastewater laced with toxic chemicals, lawsuit alleges

April 13, 2023 -

(Article by Tennessee Riverkeeper republished from ChildrensHealthDefense.org)

The Clean Water Act requires the EPA to limit discharges of industrial pollutants based on the best available wastewater treatment methods and to tighten those limits at least once every five years when data show treatment technologies have improved.

But the EPA has never set limits for many pollutants and has failed to update the few decades-old limits that exist — ...

EPA’s woke “good neighbor” plan is irresponsible

March 20, 2023 - epare now for a not-so-distant future of dark, cold nights ensured by a third-world energy grid. The closing remark by the NMA said it best: “EPA’s willful disregard of the repercussions of its decisions on Americans and on our energy future is plainly irresponsible.”

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EPA to crack down on FOREVER CHEMICALS in drinking water via proposed national standards

March 16, 2023 -

The agency put forward the proposed guidelines in a March 14 press release. It emphasized that the guidelines will "prevent thousands of deaths and reduce tens of thousands of serious illnesses" caused by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

The proposal sought to regulate two PFAS – perflourooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) – as individual contaminants. Public water systems must ensure that the maximum contaminant level (MCL) for these ...

EPA scientist and whistleblower Dr. David Lewis interviewed by Mike Adams: Train wrecks, dioxins, biosludge and the EPA’s pollution protection racket

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EPA still refusing to test for toxic dioxins in East Palestine, Ohio

March 03, 2023 -

Local media outlet WKBN reported that the EPA is not going to test for dioxins even though the "controlled explosion" more than likely released the world's largest dioxin plume. (Related: Park animals all across Ohio are dying "at alarming rates.")

EPA Region 5 administrator Debra Shore confirmed that no dioxin testing will take place at the current time because her agency is unable to determine how many dioxins were present before the disaster to establish ...

EPA chief downplays Ohio chemical spill, says he’ll allow his kids to drink and bathe in East Palestine’s water

February 24, 2023 - epartment of Natural Resources said dead fish had appeared along more than seven miles of streams. According to its estimates, at least 3,500 fish – mostly small ones such as minnows and darters – turned up dead following the disaster.Biden admin turns down Gov. DeWine's disaster relief request

To make matters worse for the Buckeye State, the Biden administration rejected Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's request for disaster relief following the train derailment and chemical ...

EPA ignores resident near Ohio train derailment who says ash from ‘controlled burn’ of chemicals landed more than a mile away

February 24, 2023 -

"Like many residents who live within a few miles of Norfolk Southern Railway’s Feb. 3 train derailment, Jerry Corbin evacuated before the railroad decided to conduct a controlled burn of five freight cars containing the toxic vinyl chloride on Feb. 6," The Epoch Times reported this week. "When he returned to his home in Darlington Township, Pennsylvania—around 1.4 miles from the crash site—Corbin discovered two surprises. Black debris that resembled ash was strewn all over ...

EPA orders residents to stay indoors following massive fire at renewable energy plant in Doral, Florida

February 22, 2023 - eparate times on Feb. 15 when the air quality reached toxic and dangerous levels, first at 7 p.m. and the other between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m. the following day near the west side of the plant. Miami-Dade officials urged all residents residing between Northwest 74th Street and Northwest 92nd Street and Northwest 92nd Avenue to Northwest 112th Avenue to remain indoors throughout the day.

Authorities have also recommended citizens in the area to wear masks if they do ...

EPA warns about DIOXINS released from chlorinated compounds such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or “backyard burning” of household trash

February 22, 2023 -

One of the first things the EPA warns about on the page is that burning trash produces not only dioxins but other noxious chemicals such as particle pollution, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), carbon monoxide, hexachlorobenzene, and ash.

"Many dangerous health conditions can be caused by inhaling or ingesting even small amounts of these pollutants," the EPA warns. "Small children, the elderly, or people with preexisting ...