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Workers wanting safer workplaces now have a new tool to help them thanks to the release of the ChemHAT (Chemical Hazard and Alternatives Toolkit) database, a free online database designed by workers for workers.
The Senate voted to approve Dr. Ernest Moniz’s nomination to lead the Department of Energy. The following is a statement from BlueGreen Alliance Executive Director David Foster.
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Hoy, el BlueGreen Alliance publicó su Declaración sobre la Reforma Migratoria, la cual apoya una ley bipartita de sentido común y crea un camino justo hacia la ciudadanía.
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New York City speeds up efforts to clean up PCBs in schools. That and more in the Green Jobs Source for Wednesday, May 22.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee voted to advance Gina McCarthy’s nomination to lead the Environmental Protection Agency today. Her nomination will now go to the Senate floor for consideration.
BlueGreen Alliance statement urging senators to consider the potential benefits of increased public safety, domestic manufacturing and domestic job creation that can come from improving current spent fuel management policy.
ne of the reasons for growth in the electric vehicle market is that federal, state and local units of government are taking action to promote and create the infrastructure necessary for these vehicles to flourish.
Tragedy strikes Oklahoma and carbon dioxide once again passes 400 parts per million milestone. That and more in the Green Jobs Source for Tuesday, May 21.
Last week, the Minnesota State Energy Sector Partnership held an event at the State Capitol in St. Paul to highlight the success of the grantees of their three-year, $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor.
The average price of gasoline spikes in the U.S. That and more in the Green Jobs Source for Monday, May 20.
More than 180 native communities in Alaska are experiencing the impacts of climate change — flooding and loss of land as the Arctic ice continues to melt.
We need to take action on both the occupational and environmental causes of breast cancer by creating a national breast cancer prevention strategy.
A broad coalition is pushing for the increased use of renewable energy and energy efficiency in Minnesota.