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Parts Per Billion

Parts Per Billion is Bloomberg Law's environmental policy podcast. We cover everything from air pollution, to toxic chemicals, to corporate sustainability, and climate change. The reporters from our e... Read more

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No Clear Path Forward on Climate After Poland

No Clear Path Forward on Climate After Poland

The United Nations’ recent climate change conference in Poland didn’t yield much in the way of breakthroughs. That raise... Read more

8 Jan 2019

15mins

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The Farmer Who Got Punished for Reporting Pollution

The Farmer Who Got Punished for Reporting Pollution

On this episode of Parts Per Billion, Bloomberg Environment's Pat Rizzuto tells us about what happens when people discov... Read more

5 Nov 2019

17mins

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Taking Plastic Straws Out of the Ballgame

Taking Plastic Straws Out of the Ballgame

It seems you can't go a week anymore without someone announcing they're banning plastic straws in the name of reducing w... Read more

25 Jul 2018

8mins

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The Pentagon's $2 Billion Contamination Problem

The Pentagon's $2 Billion Contamination Problem

There's a new contamination problem that people are calling "the new asbestos." It's per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances... Read more

30 Aug 2018

10mins

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We Track PFAS Litigation So You Don’t Have To

We Track PFAS Litigation So You Don’t Have To

There are dozens upon dozens of lawsuits out there over the potentially toxic substances known as “Forever Chemicals.” O... Read more

10 Jan 2020

18mins

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Forget Carbon Neutral, Let's Go Carbon Negative

Forget Carbon Neutral, Let's Go Carbon Negative

Scientists have developed ways to suck greenhouse gasses out of the atmosphere. So climate change is solved then, right?... Read more

22 Apr 2019

10mins

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Dominion, Duke Hike to Supreme Court in Trail Dispute

Dominion, Duke Hike to Supreme Court in Trail Dispute

Two energy companies, Dominion and Duke, want to build a pipeline underneath the famed Appalachian Trail, but environmen... Read more

18 Feb 2020

16mins

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What's Driving the Environmental Movement in China?

What's Driving the Environmental Movement in China?

This week we speak to Michael Standaert, our correspondent in China, about how to cover the environment in a country whe... Read more

4 May 2016

10mins

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Will Corporations Save Us From Climate Change?

Will Corporations Save Us From Climate Change?

It's pretty clear that the federal government is now out of the business of leading the way on climate change. Can Ameri... Read more

16 Oct 2017

11mins

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Why Is Water So Cheap? (Hint: It’s Not)

Why Is Water So Cheap? (Hint: It’s Not)

This week on our environmental policy podcast Parts Per Billion we begin the first in a series on drinking water—specifi... Read more

4 Apr 2017

9mins

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Toxic Waste Case at SCOTUS Affects Big Business, Small Town

Toxic Waste Case at SCOTUS Affects Big Business, Small Town

On this episode of Parts Per Billion, we do a super-deep dive into a case that the Supreme Court will be hearing in its ... Read more

30 Sep 2019

17mins

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Bees Are Big Business, Believe It or Not

Bees Are Big Business, Believe It or Not

Bees are a symbol of industriousness, but they've also been the cause of no small amount of panic in recent years amid r... Read more

17 May 2019

13mins

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Air Pollution's Not Just for Cities Anymore

Air Pollution's Not Just for Cities Anymore

Think air pollution only happens in big cities on hot summer days? Think again. This week on Parts Per Billion, we speak... Read more

7 Feb 2017

11mins

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Climate Solutions, or Maybe Just Wishful Thinking

Climate Solutions, or Maybe Just Wishful Thinking

Some scientists out there are working on a plan to suck greenhouse gasses out of the air. Is this a potentially revoluti... Read more

23 Aug 2018

9mins

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The Future of Water Is Exciting and Unfunded

The Future of Water Is Exciting and Unfunded

The first in a two-part conversation with DC Water chief George Hawkins: Where will the money come from to allow water u... Read more

28 Jun 2016

11mins

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EPA's Miles Per Gallon Decision Anything But Simple

EPA's Miles Per Gallon Decision Anything But Simple

The EPA says it's going to revise the federal fuel efficiency standards for cars and trucks, which environmentalists fea... Read more

3 Apr 2018

13mins

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Anyone Want to Buy a Superfund Site?

Anyone Want to Buy a Superfund Site?

Sometimes businesses leave toxic waste in their wake when they shut down a factory. What should be done with that contam... Read more

5 Mar 2018

9mins

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What Is a GMO Anyway?

What Is a GMO Anyway?

Congress passed a GMO disclosure law earlier this summer, but food companies are still a little confused about out how t... Read more

13 Sep 2016

7mins

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Pipelines, Tolls, and Franz Kafka in Federal Court

Pipelines, Tolls, and Franz Kafka in Federal Court

One of the most senior judges in the U.S. says a federal agency's pipeline approval process is a bureaucratic nightmare ... Read more

13 Dec 2019

12mins

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Was the VW Emissions Scandal Really Unforeseeable?

Was the VW Emissions Scandal Really Unforeseeable?

We go digging into the sustainability reports VW filed in the years leading up to its emissions test cheating scandal to... Read more

1 Jun 2016

8mins

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