Environmental Chemistry USD

General Audience Blog ~Jacob Turley, Environmental Chemist Pesticide exposure is a prevalent problem prevalent in California...

In response to people who believe that global warming is not a concern I am presenting information from a recent seminar I attended at the U...

In the seminar “Pollution in the Arctic: How Physiology can be Used in Ecological and Toxicological Studies”, Geir Gabrielsen from the Norwe...

The EPA released a final ruling in regards to major greenhouse gas emitters under the Clean Air Act. Under the rule starting in July 2011, n...

Cape Wind, a project that would lead to construction of the country’s first offshore wind farm covering 25 miles of Nantucket Sound, has bee...

It is important to limit and regulate emissions from shipping, the petroleum business or other industries that emit soot directly in the Arc...

Burning coal is a leading cause of smog, acid rain, global warming, and air toxins. A Desert Research Institute (DRI) study reports that Nor...