Thermal Refuga FAQ
Thermal Refuga FAQ
Thermal Refuga FAQ
Cyanide and Marine Copper Puget Sound Filed on January 14, 2016
EPA will recommend that the state obtain updated applications for permits where applications are older than five years. EPA also agreed to additional oversight on Oregon€™s permits that may involve the three metals during the period prior to EPA€™s adoption of final rules and to recommend to Oregon thatit improve monitoring and regulation of aluminum discharges to Oregon waters.”
U.S. EPA agrees to promulgate federal standards for toxics in Oregon waters.
Many Navajo people have died of kidney failure and cancer, conditions linked to uranium contamination. And new research from the CDC shows uranium in babies born now.
Two federal environmental agencies have slashed Oregon’s federal grant funding by $1.2 million because the state has failed to protect water quality from logging activities in coastal watersheds.