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Jimmy Carter, at 97, steps into a big fight over a small road in Alaska

The legal battle over the gravel route could gut an environmental law that the 39th president called one of his highest achievements.
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WATCH: A closer look at new federal funding for Houston air monitoring

WATCH: A closer look at new federal funding for Houston air monitoring

Houston, known as the “Energy Capital of the World,” has long been surrounded by the oil and gas industry, a known contributor to air pollution.

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EHN reporter wins Child Health Advocate Award

"Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of pollution."

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Opinion: When kids feel the magic of nature, they will want to protect it

Improving our quality of life starts with the simple of act of getting kids outdoors.

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BPA's evil cousin

An ongoing series examining BADGE — an unregulated danger in epoxy resins.

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In the Gulf of Maine, scientists race to save seabirds threatened by climate change

“I could see that, if successful, the methods developed could likely help these species."