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New York State announces plans for the development of energy efficient homes and other projects.
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The new regulations from the EPA would reduce fine particulate matter from 12 micrograms per cubic meter of air to between nine and 10.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has established a maximum amount of toxic chemicals dumped into drinking water sources.
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Senator Chuck Schumer paid a visit to Oswego County Tuesday, where he vowed to address the stench coming from a former biofuel plant there. He's urging the EPA to work with the state DEC to ensure routine air testing at the former Attis plant in Volney.
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New mapping by the EPA illustrates the potential for contamination of the Great Lakes and other water resources.
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Many farmers in Central New York and across the state are welcoming the clarification of the federal definition of certain waters, and the rules that…
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A few dozen Syracuse-area residents gathered today to talk about climate change at a community roundtable today hosted by EPA Regional Administrator…
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Strong Carbon Rule for Power Plants Could Reduce Other Pollution, Improve Health, says SU ReseracherA Syracuse University Researcher is part of a team trying to get the most out of upcoming changes to carbon emissions from power plants. A new study shows…