In what environmentalists hope is a major shift in state energy policy, Governor Larry Hogan voted to reject a permit necessary for a fracked-gas pipeline known as the “Potomac Pipeline.” During the Maryland Board of Public Works’ semi-monthly meeting, January 2nd Hogan and the other members of the board unanimously rejected a right-of-way easement for the project, which is proposed by a subsidiary of notorious energy company TransCanada.
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What Are The Health Impacts Of The Los Angeles Wildfires?
A New Study Is Being Launched By Sharon Franklin. The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health announced in a recent article by Todd Datz,