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Quantifying the local health effects of transporting coal
Source: JournalistsResource.orgBike lanes benefit non-riders more than riders: New research
Source: JournalistsResource.orgAre fracking and earthquakes really connected?
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Which American state has the most earthquakes? If you guessed Alaska or California, you might have been right — years ago. These days, the title goes to Oklahoma, where research links the oil and gas industry to the quakes.
The good and the bad of plastic bag bans: Research review
Source: JournalistsResource.orgLead emissions from planes may be costing billions in lost earnings
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Airplanes are now the largest source of lead pollution in the United States. A new study suggests Americans hurt by lead exposure may be suffering billions in lost wages.
Air pollution drives down the stock market
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When New York is enveloped in pollution, the stock market loses value and sends a negative signal to global markets, a new paper finds.
Do environmental regulations really hurt jobs? Research review
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One of the most persistent arguments against efforts to stop man-made global warming is that environmental regulations — mandates to reduce carbon emissions or require polluters to pay, for example — put people out of work. Proponents of such laws argue that they can create jobs by encouraging technological innovations. Critics say they burden business.