Missouri has joined 24 other states and the Arizona Legislature in suing the Environmental Protection Agency over a rule that tells states how to limit air pollution under the Clean Air Act. The lawsuit claims that the EPA is exceeding its statutory authority and...
Click the player below to listen to the interview: The Environmental Protection Agency instituted a rule in 2015, which provides requirements for the safe disposal of Coal Ash. A November report from the Environmental Integrity Project and Earthjustice shows that a...
A new bipartisan caucus has been rolled out to track information and cleanup efforts about places in Missouri with nuclear waste. For years, many St. Louis County residents near Coldwater Creek have reported a number of health problems, including cancer, autoimmune...
The state House has endorsed a bill meant to keep the federal government from enforcing updated regulations on wood burning stoves and furnaces. The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed standards for makers of wood stoves aiming to reduce emissions by about 80...
The legislature has been asked to consider specifying that Missourians have a right to burn wood to heat their homes and businesses. Representative Tim Remole (R-Excello) filed a bill, (HB-1302) that would set in statute a right for Missourians to heat their homes and...
