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EPA finds glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer
The common weedkiller glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer, U.S. EPA said in its latest review of the farm chemical better known by the brand name Roundup.
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Marc Heller, E&E News reporter
The common weedkiller glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer, U.S. EPA said in its latest review of the farm chemical better known by the brand name Roundup.
After 18 months of trying, the Department of Energy failed to send the White House a viable plan to subsidize ailing coal plants. There's just one colossal caveat to a theory the plan is dead: The president still loves coal.
By Hannah Northey and Peter Behr in Energywire
Alaska Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott (D) unexpectedly resigned yesterday, throwing into question whether Gov. Bill Walker (I) will continue his hard-fought campaign for re-election.
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After 18 months of trying, the Department of Energy failed to send the White House a viable plan to subsidize ailing coal plants. There's just one colossal caveat to a theory the plan is dead: The president still loves coal.
By Hannah Northey and Peter Behr in Energywire
Alaska Lt. Gov. Byron Mallott (D) unexpectedly resigned yesterday, throwing into question whether Gov. Bill Walker (I) will continue his hard-fought campaign for re-election.