A chemical spill, known as PFOA, has recently made its way into Philadelphia’s municipal water supply. As a result, residents throughout the city are urged to be aware of the potential risks and health impacts associated with the chemical. PFOA, or perfluorooctanoic acid, is a man-made chemical used primarily in the production of Teflon and… Continue reading What to Know About Philly’s Tap Water After Chemical Spill
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Texas Residents Blast Elon Musk’s Boring Company’s Plan To Dump Wastewater Into The Colorado River
In an unprecedented move, tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has drawn the ire of residents living in the state of Texas for his plans to move forward with his underground tunnel-construction project in Austin, Texas. Musk’s The Boring Company plans to use a large amount of wastewater from the state’s largest lake, Lake Travis, and use… Continue reading Texas Residents Blast Elon Musk’s Boring Company’s Plan To Dump Wastewater Into The Colorado River
Ohio Train Latest: Clinic Opens for Residents and EPA Demands Payment
Train traffic has been stalled in Ohio over the past few weeks due to an environmental clean-up project and operation. Late this week, a new clinic has opened up to help residents affected by the disruption. The Ohio train had been non-operational for several weeks following a diesel spill of more than 1,000 gallons. In… Continue reading Ohio Train Latest: Clinic Opens for Residents and EPA Demands Payment
Another Vortex Hits Texas | Extreme Earth
Texans have felt the brunt of extreme weather this past year from massive winter storms to multiple heat waves. Now, residents have yet another threat to contend with – a vortex. A vortex is a large rotating column of air that forms over the land and typically extends from the surface to beyond 100,000 feet… Continue reading Another Vortex Hits Texas | Extreme Earth
After Hurricane Ian, Florida Residents Had a New Battle: Mold
In the wake of Hurricane Ian, Florida residents had to face a new and serious threat – mold. After devastating winds of up to 115 mph, the storm caused millions of dollars in property damage, including broken windows, roof leaks and flooding. These conditions created a veritable breeding ground for mold. Just a few days… Continue reading After Hurricane Ian, Florida Residents Had a New Battle: Mold