Ryan Clover
Join the discussion to connect with experts and explore further information on each of these topics. Also visit https://www.psr.org TABLE OF CONTENTS Session 1 – The False Promise of…
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Watch this engaging discussion with Douglas Fischer and Kristina Marusic, journalists from Environmental Health News, regarding their new series, “Pollution’s Mental Toll: How air, water, and climate pollution shape our…
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You’re invited to the 7th Annual Community Sentinel Awards for Environmental Stewardship! This virtual event honors environmental justice leaders from across the country fighting to protect their communities from the threat…
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Honor your environmental heroes – Nominations now open for the 2021 Community Sentinel Award! Do you know an inspiring individual who is confronting fossil fuel harms through their activism and…
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Hello friends! Over a hundred people attended yesterday’s webinar with SWPA Environmental Health Project (EHP) and presenters Dusty Horwitt, J.D. and Katie Pelch, Ph.D., PFAS, Endocrine Disruption, and Shale Gas…
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Learn about a new mobile reporting app by Protect PT, created to monitor pollution and provide resources to people affected by industry harms. We’ll discuss the role of reporting in…
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Ohio River Valley Institute (ORVI) released a poll showing voters across demographics are deeply concerned about impacts of gas drilling, support increased industry regulation. This event was an advance discussion…
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Transparency, the Right to Know, Environmental Law, PFAS, PFOA, working with victims of pollution, and fighting big industry. These are all themes in the film Dark Waters. Leaders working on…
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Attorney Rob Bilott had just become partner at a corporate defense firm, representing chemical companies… But then he learned that a company he represented was knowingly poisoning people in Parkersburg…
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Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) released an expose’ on the use of PFOA and PFOS chemicals in more than 1,200 wells. These are often called “forever chemicals” because they are…
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