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Amudalat Ajasa

Amudalat Ajasa

National Weather and Climate Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Meteorology
  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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EPA bans two cancer-causing chemicals used in everyday products

Michal Freedhoff, EPA assistant administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, said the bans will protect workers, consumers and residents from the chemical’s harms.
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This substitute for lead pipes could carry its own risks

Many industry and water officials argue plastic pipes pose no health risks, while some advocacy groups are raising the alarm.
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Confusion mounts in another U.S. city grappling with lead in its taps

The lack of clarity around testing practices has raised concerns about risks from the roughly 14,000 lead pipes that carry water to homes across this city.
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Biden administration cracks down on lead paint, a serious threat to...

Lead exposure, even at a low level, can cause serious developmental delays and other lifelong effects on children, such as hearing and speech challenges.
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Lead paint upended this boy’s life. Now the EPA is trying to elimin...

The Environmental Protection Agency is about to issue strict limits on lead dust, which poses a threat to millions of children across the United States.
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What to know about tonight’s Hunter’s Moon, the largest supermoon t...

The Hunter’s Moon will be the largest of the four supermoons this year, reaching its closest distance to the Earth on Wednesday night.
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In landmark move, EPA requires removal of all U.S. lead pipes in a ...

The Environmental Protection Agency rule finalized Tuesday could eliminate a toxic threat to U.S. children and is projected to cost tens of billions of dollars.
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Have black plastic in your home? It could expose you to toxic chemi...

A study raises concerns that recycled plastic containing flame retardants, initially used in electronics, are being reused in the manufacturing of consumer products.
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Another train car leaked chemicals in Ohio. Here’s what to know abo...

Plumes of white vapor shot out from a pressure release valve of a rail car, leaking styrene — a toxic chemical — that saturated the area in a pungent odor midday Tuesday.
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Francine slams Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane

Francine made landfall just after 5 p.m. local time. The storm’s maximum sustained winds hovered about 100 mph and brought the potential for power outages.
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Why you may want to rethink that DIY gel nail kit

Experts worry about the chemicals in those gel kits ordered online.