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Nuclear Famine: Even a “limited” nuclear war would cause abrupt climate disruption and global starvation
Even a “limited” nuclear war would cause abrupt climate disruption and global starvation.
Nuclear Famine Report: Key Takeaways
Infographic from PSR summarizing the new report on nuclear famine from a Rutgers University-led international team.
Webinar: Hydrogen Pipe Dreams
Gas companies are proposing to blend hydrogen with “natural” or “fracked” gas to burn in our furnaces and stoves. Watch our webinar to learn why this is a truly bad idea.
Essential Elements to Improve Disclosure of Chemicals Used in Oil and Gas Operations
The use of chemicals is an important and potentially dangerous part of oil and gas production.
Chemical Makers’ Exemptions from Fracking Chemical Disclosure Rules
In the sixteen leading oil- and gas-producing states, manufacturers of chemicals used in fracking are largely exempt from requirements that they disclose to the public the chemicals that make up their products.
Particulate Matter Letter to EPA
Letter to EPA administrator Michael Regan calling for the agency to quickly set stronger National Ambient Air Quality Standards for fine particulate matter (PM) pollution.
Hydrogen Pipe Dreams: Why Burning Hydrogen in Buildings Is Bad for Climate and Health
Blending hydrogen with methane (“natural”) gas in our gas stoves and furnaces is dangerous and would accelerate climate change.
Letter to the EPA on Methane Blending
Letter to the EPA opposing a proposal to use methane-blended hydrogen and carbon capture to mitigate power plant emissions.
