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THE TRUTH ABOUT: 7 | History Defined

If you live in Philly and want to know information about your tap water quality, start with the latest consumer confidence report, which is required to be produced annually by every community water system in the country. Most people never read them, but the reports provide essential information about drinking…

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Montana removed more than three million tons of contaminated sediment and dismantled the dam that trapped it; the former Superfund site is now a 500-acre state park

Milltown Dam's cleanup removed millions of tons of mining waste. The century-old dam was dismantled, restoring river flow. Contaminated sediment was excavated and transported for secure disposal. Restoration teams rebuilt river channels and created wetlands. The former Superfund site is now Milltown State Park.

The Times of India

Florida Heat Indices Reach 115 as Warnings Cover Most of the State, and Two Age Groups Cannot Cool Themselves

Extreme heat warnings cover most of Florida, with heat indices reaching 115. What caregivers of seniors and young children should do now.

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Rivian R2 Range Tested Until It Died: Here's How Far It Went At 70 MPH

A YouTuber tested the Rivian R2 at 70 mph until it died. Here's how much R2 range you can expect during highway road trips.

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In 1982, a deadly flood exposed one of America's worst toxic disasters. Here's what happened to Times Beach, Missouri

Times Beach faced a major environmental disaster due to dioxin-contaminated waste oil. Flooding in 1982 spread the toxic contamination across the entire town. A federal buyout and extensive Superfund cleanup efforts followed the disaster. Thousands of tons of contaminated soil were incinerated as part of the remediation. The former town…

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In Congress, Christian Menefee Says He’s Fighting for ‘the Least, the Last, and the Lost’

The latest politician to represent H-Town’s historic 18th Congressional District talks about his recent primary against Al Green, ICE, voting rights, and the U.S. Senate race.

Texas Observer

California West Nile Cases Are Running at Double Last Year's Pace as Three Valley Counties Report First Infections

California has six confirmed West Nile cases, double last year's pace. Tulare, Kings and Fresno counties report their first human infections of 2026.

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Tarrant County's First West Nile Patient of the Year Has the Severe Neuroinvasive Form of the Illness

Tarrant County confirmed its first 2026 West Nile case, and it is the severe neuroinvasive form. What Fort Worth area families should watch for now.

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Fresno County Found Its First West Nile Case of 2026 in a Blood Bank, Not a Clinic

Fresno County's first 2026 West Nile case was found through blood donor screening, not a clinic visit. What that reveals about hidden transmission.

Medical Daily

In 1990, Congress created a cap-and-trade programme to cut acid-rain pollution from power plants; over decades, SO₂ emissions fell by more than 95%

The Acid Rain Program significantly cut sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions. This initiative utilized a cap-and-trade system for flexible pollution reduction. Over three decades, emissions dropped by over ninety-five percent. Acid deposition and its environmental impacts have also measurably declined. The program remains a successful example of long-term environmental…

The Times of India

In 1982, Missouri discovered an entire town had been sprayed with dioxin-contaminated oil; 265,354 tons were incinerated, and the abandoned town became a state park

Times Beach became abandoned after dioxin-contaminated oil polluted its streets and floods spread the hazard. Federal officials initiated a buyout and a massive cleanup project using Superfund resources. High-temperature incineration treated thousands of tons of toxic materials from the affected town. The former community land was later transformed into Route…

The Times of India

In 1969, Ohio’s Cuyahoga River caught fire for the 13th recorded time; decades of pollution controls later, restrictions on eating its fish were lifted

A 1969 river fire became a symbol of industrial pollution nationwide. This event spurred public support for environmental protection programs. Decades of restoration efforts invested billions in cleaning the river. Fish consumption advisories were lifted as contamination levels declined. Wildlife has returned, and the river is now enjoyed by many.

The Times of India

In 1969, Chattanooga was declared America's worst city for particulate pollution; three years after imposing strict controls, every major polluter met the new standard

Chattanooga was once the nation's most polluted city due to industrial emissions. Local officials implemented stricter pollution regulations which improved air quality significantly. Within three years, all pollution sources in Hamilton County met new standards. The city later met federal clean air standards and attracted new investment. Chattanooga's sustained effort…

The Times of India

US environmental groups urge EPA to reject new Pfas to cool datacenters

Coalition says Chemours downplayed health and climate risks in bid to fast-track the compound’s use

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Something Doesn’t Add Up About The Rivian R2’s EPA Efficiency Rating

The Rivian R2 and Tesla Model Y have the same official EPA efficiency rating, but the former was found to use more energy in real-world testing.

InsideEVs

China's BMW iX5 Has More Of Everything, Including A Huge TV In The Back

The Chinese-spec iX5, as well as its gas-burning sibling, is officially BMW’s longest-wheelbase SUV.

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Is There Actually an Error in the Supreme Court's Analysis in Loper Bright?

Did the Administrative Procedure Act apply in Chevron v. NRDC?

InsideEVs

A BMW iX3 Charged For Just 15 Minutes. Here's How Far It Drove On The Highway

The new BMW iX3 EV can charge at up to 400 kW and has over 400 miles of EPA range, making it a great road-tripping machine. A new test proves it.

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Canada's Wildfires Are a U.S. Public Health Emergency, and There Is No Framework for Who Pays the Health Costs

Canadian wildfire smoke sickened 120M+ Americans in July 2026. No U.S.-Canada framework exists for sharing air quality health costs or coordinating emergency responses. Here's why that matters.

International Business Times UK

'Darling, the Wind Isn't Blowing': Critics Say Donald Trump Is Sundowning After Bonkers Rant

Donald Trump's wild attack on renewable energy at a Washington EPA event, including a surreal joke about not being able to watch a debate if 'the wind isn't blowing', has ignited fresh concern about his grip on the energy debate.

Medical Daily

Canada's Wildfires Are a U.S. Public Health Emergency, and There Is No Framework for Who Pays the Health Costs

Canadian wildfire smoke sickened 120M+ Americans in July 2026. No U.S.-Canada framework exists for sharing air quality health costs or coordinating emergency responses. Here's why that matters.

The Guardian - US

Trump says nearly 200 firms have signed pledge to protect Americans from costs arising from datacenters

‘Ratepayer Protection Pledge’ president has touted is non-binding as people continue to struggle with rising bills

InsideEVs

The Volvo EX60's Excellent Range Somehow Got Even Better

The Swedish automaker had estimated that the EX60 P10’s range would be 322 miles. The official EPA rating is even better.

Medical Daily

West Nile Virus Deaths Rise in Arizona as 2026 Season Tracks at 5 Times the Historical Baseline

The 2026 West Nile virus season has recorded four deaths in Arizona and 48 national cases by late June, nearly five times the historical average. Peak season is still ahead.

Times Life

What Cooking on a Gas Stove Without Proper Ventilation Does to Your Lungs Over Time

The Air Inside Your Kitchen Is Often More Toxic Than OutsideA 2022 Stanford University study published in Environmental Science & Technology found that gas stoves can raise indoor nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels to concentrations that exceed the EPA's outdoor air quality standards within minutes of ignition, even before food hits…

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