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Buttigieg: Transportation program 'will help improve the health and lives of people in underserved communities'
According to a June 16 news release, The Federal Transit Administration of the U.S. Department of Transit announced an investment of about $8.4 million to enhance public transportation for underrepresented communities. DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg said in the news release "Transportation is a lifeline for Americans, connecting them to doctors, dentists, hospitals and other health care providers all over the country," . For more info, visit USDOT Newswire.
Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Announces Environmental Review of Six Wind Lease Areas Offshore New York and New Jersey
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) will conduct a regional environmental review of six lease areas offshore New York and New Jersey, in a region known as the New York Bight, as part of the Biden-Harris administration's goal to deploy 30 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030. The BOEM's February 2022 auction, which raised over $4.3 billion, a record sum for any U.S. offshore renewable or conventional energy lease sale, was used to award leases for these six locations. For more info, visit Interior Newswire.
Rice, MD Anderson study highlights potential of mitochondria-targeted chemotherapies
Researchers from Rice University and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have identified prospective new medications that cooperate with currently available medications to strike leukaemia head-on with a lethal one-two punch. Even while the possible medications won't be tested on cancer patients for years, a recent study in the journal Leukemia shows their promise and the creative approaches that helped lead to their discovery. For more info, Visit Current Science Daily!
Paxton on letter to Garland: 'It's the federal government’s job to protect the American people against violent acts, threats and persecution'
According to a press release from his office, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined other state attorneys general on Monday in requesting that U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland looks into threats and assaults made against judges and pro-life organizations. According to Houston CBS affiliate, KHOU cited by The Associated Press (AP), the high court's decision is the result of decades of work by pro-life activists since Roe v. Wade was upheld in the early 1970s. For more info, Visit Houston Daily!
Isaac: 'The Supreme Court has delivered a vital win'
A former Texas state representative has praised a recent Supreme Court decision that restricts the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to enforce the Clean Air Act and returns that authority to Congress.The decision, according to Jason Isaac, who is currently the director of Life: Powered at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, is a victory for Americans who have already made significant progress in reducing emissions without the use of strict regulatory enforcement. For more info, Visit Austin Journal!
Chama suffering severe water shortage: 'Don’t stop, we have no water'
Bring Your Own Water is the rule in Chama, therefore anyone looking for water should be aware of this. Due to a lack of water supply, residents of the small New Mexico settlement are unable to take showers or flush their toilets, and as a result, the community is experiencing a terrible drought of sorts.For more info, visit New Mexico Sun
On Tuesday, June 21, 2022, Michael Chesney was sworn into his new position as the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) deputy regional administrator for Region 5 of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The FEMA office in Chicago, which serves the six-state region of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin as well as 34 federally recognised tribal nations, would be under Chesney's operational oversight.
E&C Announces Subcommittee Markup of Bipartisan, Bicameral Privacy Legislation & Seven Other Bills
On June 21, House Committee on Energy and Commerce announced today that the Rayburn House Office Building's John D. Dingell Room, 2123 will host a markup for the Consumer Protection and Commerce Subcommittee on Thursday, June 23, at 10:30 a.m. (EDT). By marking up the bipartisan American Data Privacy and Protection Act, we will take another significant step toward giving people back control over their data and bolstering our country's privacy and data security protections. For more info, Visit EPA Newswire!
Flooding Exacerbates Pollution Exposure in At-Risk Urban Communities
According to recent research from Rice University, New York University, and Brown University, increased flooding in the United States is exposing more people to industrial pollution, particularly in racially marginalized urban communities. An enormous amount of land-based contamination left behind by industrial activity, according to Thomas Marlow, a postdoctoral fellow at NYU Abu Dhabi, has not only contributed to climate change but also put people at risk when floodwaters rise. Future Flooding Increases Unequal Exposure Risks to Relic Industrial Pollution was published today in Environmental Research Letters, with Marlow serving as the lead author. For more info, Visit Current Science Daily!
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Public schools to serve free meals: 'Make these meals part of your child's summer schedules'
The Seamless Summer Option programme will provide free meals to kids at 83 public schools throughout the summer, the Hawaii State Department of Education just announced. Superintendent Keith Hayashi said “Good nutrition is vital to the health and development of our growing keiki and summer food service programs help to ensure that meals are available for all school-aged children during the summer break. For more info, Visit Big Island Times!
Battery Manufacturer Ordered to Pay Civil Penalties for Alleged Violations of “Made in USA” Labeling Rule and Federal Trade Commission Act
The government will receive $105,319.56 in civil penalties from Lithionics Battery LLC and its general manager, Steven Tartaglia (collectively, Lithionics), according to a settlement announced today by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This is in response to claims that Lithionics violated the FTC Act and the "Made in USA" Labeling Rule in connection with marketing its battery products. For more information, Visit DOJ Newswire.
Granholm: Global forum intended 'to tackle the climate crisis and catalyze a global clean energy workforce'
The Global Clean Energy Action Forum 2022 will take place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from September 21–23, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. According to a DOE news release from June 13, the forum, which is organised in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University, will bring together "energy leaders from around the world to turn clean energy ambition into action and accelerate the transition toward a more secure energy future." For more info, Visit DOE Newswire!
A Look at the Global Environmental Movement: What If?
In order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, heads of state and other world leaders, including United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, assembled in Stockholm last week. Many historians believe that this period marked the beginning of the contemporary global environmental movement.
TSA: Organization will 'no longer enforce its security directives' regarding face masks after federal judge ruling
TSA will no longer enforce its security directives and emergency amendment requiring mask use on public transportation and transportation hubs, effective immediately, due to today's court ruling," TSA said in an April 18 news release. "In addition, the TSA will rescind the new security directives that were set to take effect tomorrow." At this time, the CDC continues to advise people to wear masks when using public transportation indoors."