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EPA finalizes strong carbon emissions standards for power plants
PSR applauds EPA for finalizing new, strict standards for regulating carbon emissions from power plants.

FY25 Letter on Asthma Funding
Letter to Congress urging an increase in funding for the life-saving National Asthma Control Program.

Letter to Congress on EPA and Environmental Justice Funding
More than 130 organizations including PSR signed this letter to Congress calling for increased funding for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in fiscal year 2025 appropriations, especially to advance environmental…

Comments on MERP Waste Emissions Charge
PSR and partner groups submitted comments in support of the EPA’s proposed regulations to implement the Methane Emissions Reduction Program’s Waste Emissions Charge and urged swift finalization of the proposal.

Oregon’s Hidden Air Pollution Problem: Fossil Fuels in Buildings
This report from Oregon PSR highlights the pollution caused by burning fossil fuels for heating and water heating in Oregon homes and buildings.

Heat: Effects on the Elderly and Other Vulnerable Populations
Pamphlet on the health effects of heat by PSR Past President Alan Lockwood, MD, FAAN.

Letter to U.S. Forest Service on Carbon Capture and Storage
Letter signed by PSR and partner groups to the U.S. Forest Service objecting to a proposed rule that would allow carbon capture and storage (CCS) on public land.

Gas Stove Pollution Fact Sheet
Gas stoves produce dangerous amounts of air pollutants. PSR’s fact sheet covers the harms of gas stove pollution and steps to mitigate the impacts.

Intersectional Justice
Why should communities across the environmental, peace and justice movements care about nuclear disarmament? Ultimately, the nuclear weapons industry works in opposition to a plethora of progressive causes.

Environmental Groups Oppose FY24 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Appropriations Bill and Amendments
The League of Conservation Voters led 15 environmental organizations in sending the below letter to the House of Representatives urging Members to oppose H.R. 5894 and a number of anti-environmental amendments.