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US toxic chemical emissions to air, water and soil increased in 2021

A report from the US Environmental Protection Agency found that routine releases of toxic chemicals were on the rise recently, though they are trending downward in the long term

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CT saw fewer toxic chemical releases in 2021, following national trend

New Haven and Hartford counties accounted for well over half of the facilities releasing chemicals in CT, according to the EPA.

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EPA leaves Americans in the dark on toxic air pollution - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

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Companies have discharged millions of pounds of toxic chemicals in the Delaware River the last five years, records show

Dow, Sunoco, and Koch Industries are among scores of companies that own facilities near the river and legally release toxic chemicals into the water each year, though mostly within regulations.

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A broken system: American communities in the dark on toxic air pollution

EPA rushed to install around-the-clock air tracking for dozens of pollutants to protect Ohio residents after a fiery train derailment, but there's almost no

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