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Tribal officials hopeful new Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland can end wolf hunting in Wisconsin

Tribal officials hopeful new Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland can end wolf hunting in Wisconsin
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Safe drinking water in America: Not everyone has it

Safe drinking water in America: Not everyone has it
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COVID has underscored the need for safe drinking water, but not everyone has it

When the COVID-19 outbreak swept across the U.S., toilet paper, hand sanitizer and Clorox wipes flew off store shelves. But shopping carts have also been full of something that most Americans get supplied straight to their home: water. Shoppers emptied store shelves of bottled water while stockpiling during the initial months of the pandemic. Even Amazon ran out of most brands of bottled water by mid-March. That month ended with an increase in sales of bottled water by 57 percent compared to the same time in 2019.
The novel coronavirus is not a waterborne pathogen. The World Health Organization says the virus’s “risk to water supplies is low.” The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) affirmed that “the virus that causes COVID-19 has not been detected in treated drinking water.” And the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which regulates public drinking water, recommends we continue to drink from our taps, as municipal water systems are r ....

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COVID Has Underscored the Need for Safe Drinking Water. But Not Everyone Has It.

COVID can’t be transmitted through drinking water, but that doesn’t mean your tap water is safe. ....

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Centralia coal-burning plant shutters unit nine years after Washington law passes to cut emissions

Centralia coal-burning plant shutters unit nine years after Washington law passes to cut emissions
TransAlta is the only coal-burning power plant in Washington state. As part of 2011 legislation to reduce emissions, it must stop burning coal completely by 2025.
Author: Drew Mikkelsen
Updated: 6:15 PM PST December 31, 2020
CENTRALIA, Wash. The shutdown of Washington state’s only coal-burning power plant took a major step on Friday as TransAlta permanently halted production in one of its two units in Centralia.
According to a TransAlta spokesperson, unit one “went offline at 3:41 p.m.”
The closure was the result of an agreement in 2011 when state legislation was signed into law by then-Governor Chris Gregoire, a Democrat, to reduce mercury, greenhouse gases, and nitrogen oxide pollution. The agreement called for the closure of unit one by the end of 2020. The remaining unit must be shut down by the end of 2025. ....

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