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Companies say they want to acknowledge environmental impacts. Republicans are mad about that. 
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Dow Chemical is pushing the Trump administration to scrap the findings of federal scientists who point to a family of widely used pesticides as harmful to about …
PIRatE Lab's insight:
"Trying to restore regulatory sanity" is a great goal. Bailing on existing science and ignoring research findings you deem inconvenient is the opposite of "sanity." These folks are deeply disappointing and seem hell bent on setting us down a road with fewer protections and safeguards.
I'll simply note that the burden of proof here falls on the regulator/activist/watchdog communities.
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A new year. A fresh start. Sound familiar? Yet this year seems anything but routine. Just when, thanks in part to US leadership, the world finally began to make tangible progress in addressing climate change, the US elected a President who labeled climate change a hoax and whose Cabinet nominees leave little doubt that climate denial will continue.
PIRatE Lab's insight:
Since when have we not engaged with our society? While true, some of this reads as a bit pollyanna-ish and out of touch with how many of us try to engage with our society and consider our role to be engaged with our society.
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John Villanti pulls his car up to a recycling kiosk in a shopping plaza off of Moorpark Road in Thousand Oaks. He opens the trunk, which is packed with
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Marchers wearing brains, resistors, and double-helix strands on their heads will all be in Washington on Earth Day.
PIRatE Lab's insight:
Some of the March for Science folks feel the need to emulate the headwear of the previous large March on Washington. The reality that marching is the key activity, regardless of what you are wearing.
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