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Pesticide Action Network May 9, 2018 How Trump’s Proposed Cuts to the EPA’s Science and Technology Budget Endanger Our Health and Safety Kathleen Rest Former Executive Director
EPA May 8, 2018 EPA Eliminates Vital Protection to Keep Air Clean of Toxics, Threatening Our Health Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
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