UCLA project director Ruby Romero, left, and project manager Caitlin Molina demonstrate in September 2024 how they test street drugs. Romero and Molina are part of a team of researchers from UCLA and ...
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Industrial facilities owned by profitable companies release more of their toxic waste into the environment
How much pollution a facility engaged in production or resource extraction emits isn't just based on its location, its industry or the type of work it does. That's what our team of environmental and ...
Finally, the opportunity came. Dominguez’s boss owned a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house in Ranchos del Sol, an upper-middle-class neighborhood in east El Paso, and was looking for a new tenant. With ...
Arnold & Itkin Files Lawsuit After Toxic Chemical Release at Houston Port Facility Injures Tankerman
Houston-based personal injury law firm Arnold & Itkin has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a tankerman who suffered severe ...
New Swedish research finds that people with highest microplastics and PFAS levels face double the risk of multiple sclerosis ...
Many everyday chemicals can damage beneficial gut bacteria and potentially fuel antibiotic resistance, prompting calls to ...
PFAS chemicals have unexpectedly turned up in well water in rural farmland, far from any industrial areas, airports, or military bases. Juana Valle stands next to the well on her property. Researchers ...
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6 TV dinners pulled for toxic ingredients
Frozen TV dinners are a great way to enjoy a quick meal. However, not all TV dinners are created equal. These are a few TV ...
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