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Five Things to Do if Your Water or Neighborhood Is (or Might Be) Polluted
May 23, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
(1) Get smart. Find out the names of the polluting chemicals. You will usually learn them, as most of our clients have, from a newspaper article or TV story, or from a letter or knock on the door from a government official. You need to know the chemicals’ names so that you can learn about [&hellip...
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Why We Shouldn’t Trust What Polluters Say
May 19, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
It’s a heartbreaking spectacle. Japan’s Fukushima nuclear reactor spewing radioactive material into the air and ocean. Yet, even though it’s half a world away, this disaster offers a lesson to Americans that is much bigger than simply, “Let’s be careful about nuclear power.” The message ...
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Big Day for Polluters
May 16, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Last week, the President and Congress shook hands on a deal that stripped more than $1.5 billion – 16% – from the budget of the Environmental Protection Agency, specifically gutting funds for reducing pollution from coal mining and power plants. Why? Too much clean air in power plant neighborhoo...
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The Gulf Oil Spill, Fukushima, the Budget Bill: Why The Government Doesn’t Protect Us
May 12, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
We’ve been representing families in lawsuits against polluters for filling their homes with toxic chemicals for the better part of the last decade. We’ve obtained safe water supplies and clean air in homes for thousands of families, and recovered millions of dollars in lost property value for th...
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EPA Can No Longer Ignore Toxic Vapor Intrusion When Choosing The Sites Most In Need Of Cleanup
May 10, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
After Congress passed the Superfund law in 1980, ostensibly to set up a system to clean up the most dangerous hazardous waste sites in the country, EPA created a system to evaluate the sites most deserving of attention in the form of government money for cleanup. That system, called the Hazard Ranki...
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Another Overlooked Vapor Intrusion Problem Surfaces
May 9, 2011 | Collins Law Environmental & Personal Injury Lawyers
Yet another case of toxic vapors invading homes through the process of vapor intrusion came to light recently in Madison, Wisconsin, where families were told that the air in their homes has been polluted with carcinogenic chemicals from the nearby Madison-Kipp manufacturing plant. PCE, a dangerous c...
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