The New Lede
The New LedeRedefining environmental journalism. The New Lede is an initiative of EWG.
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Must-read recap: The New Lede's top stories over the last week
This past week, TNL reported on the USDA’s move to allot $700 million for a regenerative farming pilot program. While announcing the program, the agency chose to highlight a dairy farm that was recently investigated for a long list of alleg...
Must-read recap: The New Lede's top stories over the last week
This past week, TNL reported on the US EPA’s move to dismiss new research by international cancer experts that warns of links between cancer and the widely-used pesticide atrazine, echoing the manufacturer Syngenta in its criticism.
Must-read recap: The New Lede's top stories over the last week
This past week, TNL reported on a new study that found more than a hundred chemicals in pesticides, plastics and other products stifle the growth of healthy gut bacteria, cautioning that most current chemical safety testing does not account...
Must-read recap: The New Lede's top stories over the last week
This past week, TNL reported on the US Environmental Protection Agency’s move to seek more information from the manufacturers of paraquat following new data that adds to regulatory concerns about the highly toxic weed killer.
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