Updates

Attacks on public health defeated—for now.

The coal lobby and their allies are trying to block the EPA from protecting public health, but we’ve held the line against some of their worst attacks: In March 2011, the U.S. Senate rejected a bill that would have blocked standards for soot, mercury and carbon pollution. In April, the Senate defeated four more bills that would have blocked the EPA from cutting air pollution.

News Release | Environment Missouri

With One Day Left, Some Progress on State Parks

Missouri's Legislature made some progress on state parks funding, but Senate must move quickly to approve bond measure.

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News Release | Environment Missouri

Gina McCarthy’s Nomination for EPA Administrator Advances to Full Senate

With approval vote from Senate Environment & Public Works Committee, Gina McCarthy’s nomination for Environmental Protection Agency Administrator moves to the full Senate.

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Op-Ed: Missouri's parks are at a critical juncture

Environment Missouri's Sarah MacFarland and St. James Winery CEO Peter Hofherr urge legislators to fully fund Missouri's state parks.

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News Release | Environment Missouri

Environment Missouri Launches State Parks Campaign

Environment Missouri, along with public health experts and students, rallied in support of Missouri's state parks on Tuesday.

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Report | Environment Missouri

Factsheet: Save Missouri's State Parks

This is a helpful factsheet on Missouri's state parks, the threats our parks are facing, and the work Environment Missouri is doing to save them.

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