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Letter to U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Opposing Expanded use of E15
CATF writes on the behalf of our millions of supporters and members urging the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works to strongly oppose any attempt to expand the use of E15 (E15 is a mixture of 85% gasoline and 15% ethanol) during the ozone season.
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Health Risks in Texas from Oil and Gas Air Pollution
Air pollution from the oil and gas industry harms the health of people throughout Texas, increasing the cancer risk for millions of people and forming ozone smog that causes asthma attacks and other health problems across the state.
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The Injustice of Ohio Oil and Gas Air Pollution
In the United States, the oil and gas industry dumps millions of tons of air pollutants into our air each year.
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Carbon Capture and Storage: Essential and Cost-Effective
Stopping climate change will be hard. Deep cuts in global CO2 emissions must occur soon, but rising global energy demand at the same time may increase emissions.
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Ashley Finan Testimony Before Committee on Environment and Public Works
Read Ashley Finan’s testimony before Committee on Environment and Public Works on enabling advanced reactors for a legislative hearing on the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act.
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Health Risks in South Carolina from Oil and Gas Air Pollution
In the United States the oil and gas industry dumps millions of tons of air pollutants into our air each year.
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Comments on the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection’s proposed amendments to 310 CMR 7.00 Air Pollution Control
Clean Air Task Force (“CATF”) respectfully comments on the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (“DEP” or “Department”) proposed amendments to 310 CMR 7.00 Air Pollution Control, and 310 CMR 60.00, Air Pollution Control for Mobile Sources. The proposed amendments respond to the mandates found in the Global Warming Solutions Act,…
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Health Risks in Ohio from Oil and Gas Air Pollution
In the United States the oil and gas industry dumps millions of tons of air pollutants into our air each year.