Category Archives: EPA

Transportation: Cost and Environmental Pollution

Posted on September 25, 2009 by Tara

  Image by biofriendly No matter what form of transportation you use, one of the key things you should factor in is cost to you and the environment.  How much does it cost to run that vehicle?  How much is … Continue reading →

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Emissions update on America’s Port

Posted on August 28, 2009 by Tara

  Image from PortofLosAngeles.org America’s Port, aka the Port of Los Angeles, is making headway on its quest to significantly lower emissions and improve air quality.  This is even despite it being one of the largest U.S. Harbors, handling more cargo and international shipments in just a … Continue reading →

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Protecting Yourself from Mercury in the Environment

Posted on August 21, 2009 by Tara

  Image from museumca.org Recently there have been a number of articles about mercury being found in streams and rivers and how fish are testing positive for mercury.  But do you know how to limit your exposure and protect yourself … Continue reading →

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EPA’s Clean Diesel Project giving away $300 million

Posted on April 29, 2009 by Tara

  Image by mujitra (´･ω･) on Flickr   I was doing some research on the EPA website as I wanted to get more information on the new CA laws just put into place to lower CO2 emissions.  But before I could even … Continue reading →

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