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Oil & Gas Chemicals Still Secret in Colorado
PSR Colorado, Sierra Club Colorado, PSR National and FrackTracker detail how oil and gas companies in the state pumped millions of pounds of secret chemicals into the ground without making legally mandated disclosures.
Letter on EPA Clean Air Funding
Letter to the Senate urging robust funding for the EPA and clean air air programs to protect public health.
Clean Air Act Vehicle Waivers Save Lives and Prevent Disease
Letter from PSR and allied health organizations opposing attempts to overturn Clean Air Act waivers which allow states to issue clean vehicle standards. For decades, California has used the authority…
Letter Opposing REINS Act
PSR and allied organizations sent this letter to Congressional leaders, strongly opposing the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act, which would threaten the government’s ability to protect the public from harm.
100 Days, 100 Harms: A Briefing for Health Experts
This informative briefing features speakers Congresswoman Maxine Dexter, MD (OR-3); Mark Vossler, MD, Cardiologist and PSR President; and Georges C. Benjamin, MD, MACP, Executive Director, American Public Health Association.
Letter Opposing CRA Attacks on Clean Air and Public Health
Letter to Congress opposing Congressional Review Act resolutions that would overturn waivers allowing states to choose clean vehicle standards to protect their citizens from dangerous air pollution.
Senate Letter Opposing S.J. Res 31
Letter urging senators to oppose S.J. Res. 31, which would overturn a crucial rule protecting Americans from some of the most toxic air pollutants.
Letter on Problematic Use of CRA
Letter to congressional leaders opposing the use of the Congressional Review Act to repeal EPA waivers allowing protective pollution standards in California.
Comments on CEQ Removal of NEPA Implementing Regulations
Comments opposing a rule that would repeal the White House Council on Environmental Quality’s National Environmental Policy Act implementing regulations. This rule would remove long-standing principles of public participation, transparency, and equity.
