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Could NC regulators reduce unequal pollution exposures?
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New database provides information on houses with lead-based paint

RALEIGH — A new database just released provides parents, Realtors, and renovators with easy access to information about whether a home contains risks from lead-based paint. Lead is most often

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Biden s EPA nominee vows urgency on climate change - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

Governors Wind Energy Coalition Biden’s EPA nominee vows ‘urgency’ on climate change Source: By Brady Dennis, Washington Post • Posted: Wednesday, February 3, 2021 Michael S. Regan, who would be the first Black man to serve as EPA administrator, promised to seek consensus as he pursues an ambitious agenda. Michael S. Regan would become the first Black man to head the Environmental Protection Agency in its 50-year history, working in an administration that has pledged to address environmental racism. (Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post) Michael S. Regan, President Biden’s choice to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, told lawmakers Wednesday that he would “restore” science and transparency at the agency, focus on marginalized communities and move “with a sense of urgency” to combat climate change.

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Biden s EPA nominee vows urgency on climate change

Biden’s EPA nominee vows ‘urgency’ on climate change Brady Dennis © Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post Michael S. Regan would become the first Black man to head the Environmental Protection Agency in its 50-year history, working in an administration that has pledged to address environmental racism. Michael Regan, President Biden’s choice to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, told lawmakers Wednesday that he would “restore” science and transparency at the agency, focus on marginalized communities and move “with a sense of urgency” to combat climate change. Facing a Senate panel where half of the members are Republicans wary of the EPA’s authority and its reach into much of American life, Regan appealed to a collective sense of duty.

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