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In D.C., lawmaker moves to impeach defense secretary
Illinois prohibition will end unregulated legal market, but some businesses brace for fallout
Regulatory system to protect farmworkers from pesticides is haphazardly enforced, records show
Philly first responders inhaled a ‘witch’s brew’ of toxic dust. Now they’re paying the price
Documents reveal carcinogens were present in area for months after the attacks.
Legislation to ban disposable devices, a toxic waste plague, heads to Newsom.
Investigation uncovers allegations cancer diagnoses were fatally delayed while surgery deaths were inadequately reviewed – as whistleblowers say case could surpass Mid-Staffordshire in scale
Politicians accused of “conspiracy of silence and inaction” as evaluation of water quality in lakes and rivers across country finds pollutants ranging from microplastics to “forever chemicals”.
Progress made by firefighters, but some northern air readings are 10 times above warning level.
Some locals sour on lawyers in lucrative landfill cases
Damning report finds more than 500 cases of needless harm over a decade of ‘deeply embedded’ systemic failure and ‘cruel’ care in Nottingham hospitals, after this paper first uncovered the NHS’s biggest ever maternity scandal
Illinois law that would halt the practice awaits signature by Pritzker
Chemical tank at aerospace firm is expected to fail or explode, officials say.
Critics say it would weaken efforts to curb emissions of ethylene oxide, which is known to cause cancer.
Thousands of medical staff administering powerful drugs for treatments such as chemotherapy placed at risk from toxins linked to miscarriages and infertility – because hospitals don’t provide safe levels of PPE
In perhaps parting advice, he tells liberals to fervently reject toxic leftist positions
The plant sterilized medical equipment with ethylene oxide in Temple Terrace. More than a dozen people now blame it for their cancers, and many are suing.
Cabinet backlash as civil servant claims he was forced to approve Mandelson’s US role