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2 weeks agoCongress moves to loosen toxic air pollution rules
Congress has rolled back a significant Clean Air Act regulation, jeopardizing human health by potentially increasing toxic air pollution.
California's leaders are finalizing the state budget and they are looking to slash funding for transit service. This means longer waits for buses and trains, whole routes canceled.
"It's about being self-reliant when it comes to waste management and all matters economic," Ontario's Environment Minister Todd McCarthy said in question period recently while defending the York1 project.
Keeping London moving by reducing congestion is vital for our city and for our economy. The congestion charge has been a huge success since its introduction, but we must ensure it is fit for purpose.
Majority Leader John Thune announced Tuesday morning that the Senate will take up a vote to overturn waivers the Environmental Protection Agency granted to California.
The Mercury's new publication, BlackOut, commemorates the legacy of the racial justice movement in Portland, reflecting on the profound impacts of events like George Floyd's murder.