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Eliseo Castillo, an associate professor in the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology in the University of New Mexico School of Medicine’s Department of Internal Medicine explores the implications of already-present microplastics in our bodies.
Tennessee Riverkeeper filed a lawsuit against owners of an alleged illegal dump site.
Tennessee Riverkeeper, Waterkeeper Alliance, and other Clean Water Experts Urge EPA to Require Slaughterhouses and Rendering Plants to Comply with Modern Technology Standards for Nitrogen and Phosphorus Pollution
Tennessee state lawmakers are considering a rollback of protections for nearly half a million acres of wetlands in Tennessee, a proposal that is raising concerns over its potential to worsen flooding, deplete and degrade drinking water and impact hunting, fishing and other outdoor recreation.
