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Project to Expand Green Business in California

Dan November 3, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $173,479 to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to help small and medium-size businesses across the state reduce their environmental impacts. Alexis Strauss, …

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California Air Resources Board (CARB)U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Looking for ‘Natural Enemies’ in Asia to Control Invasive Plants

Dan November 2, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

By Sharon Durham USDA Agriculture Research Service This June, Agricultural Research Service (ARS) ecologist Melissa Smith traveled to Asia to collect insects that can control the spread of several invasive plant species …

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invasive plants

Protecting Sensitive Agricultural Lands

Dan October 28, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

More than Half a Million Americans Involved with Protecting 24 Million Acres The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will issue nearly $1.7 billion in payments to more than half of …

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EPA Investigating Reports of Improper Dicamba Use

Dan October 27, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is investigating dicamba drift issues reported in southeastern Missouri. Pro Farmer reports the EPA executed search warrants earlier this month looking for signs that the …

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dicamba herbicidesEnvironmental Protection Agency

Former GOP EPA Administrators Fear Trump

Dan October 21, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

Former Republican administrators of the Environmental Protection Agency say they fear a Donald Trump presidency could destroy the agency. Sponsored ContentBeef on Dairy Industry Report Highlights Growth and OpportunitySeptember 8, …

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Environmental Protection AgencyRepublican presidential candidate Donald Trump
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Gardens Good for Climate

Dan October 19, 2016Environment, This Land of Ours

Cathy Isom let’s us know why our backyard gardens are not only good for growing our dinner, it could help the environment, too. That’s coming up on This Land of …

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climateenvironmentgardening

Projects to Protect-Restore San Francisco Bay

Dan October 18, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced $4.2 million in federal grants to local, regional, and national entities for projects to restore wetlands, improve water quality and “green” the urban landscape …

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Environmental Protection AgencySan Francisco Bay
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New Rules Governing Use of Fumigant Pesticide 1,3-D

Dan October 6, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

Guided by a new scientific assessment of health risks, the California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) today announced an update to the way the fumigant pesticide 1,3-Dichloropropene (1,3-D) is managed …

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Species of Bee Officially Endangered

Dan October 6, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

A species of bees in on the Endangered Species list for the first time in American history. A CNN report says seven bee species native to Hawaii are on the …

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Endangered Species listU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceXerces Society
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Biobased Industry Contributes Billions to U.S. Economy

Dan October 4, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

A new report released Monday by the Department of Agriculture shows the U.S. biobased industry in 2014 contributed $393 billion and 4.2 million jobs to America’s recovering economy. Sponsored ContentBeef …

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Biobasedeconomy

HSUS Lawsuit on Regulating CAFO Emissions Dismissed

Dan October 4, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

A U.S. District Court last week dismissed a Humane Society of the United States lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency, alleging the agency would not regulate confined animal feeding operations …

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livestock emmissionsNational Pork Producers Council

State Proposes Regulation on Pesticide Use

Dan September 29, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

California announces proposed rules on agricultural pesticide use near schools and child day-care centers The California Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR) has released a proposed regulation that would give further …

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California Department of Pesticide Regulation
anhydrous

Court Strikes Down Tighter Anhydrous Restrictions

Dan September 27, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

The Ag Retailers Associations says Friday’s court decision to strike down tighter anhydrous ammonia restrictions will save U.S. retailers an estimated $100 million in compliance costs. Sponsored ContentBeef on Dairy …

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Ag Retailers Associationanhydrous ammonia restrictionsOccupational Safety and Health Administration

Fish and Wildlife Service Addressing ESA Deficiencies

Dan September 27, 2016Environment, Industry News Release

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, along with the Public Lands Council say a Federal Fish and Wildlife Service final rule is a step to “address rampant abuse of the Endangered …

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Endangered Species ActNational Cattlemen’s Beef AssociationPublic Lands Council
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