Gina McCarthy

Scientists Bash EPA's Take On Burning Wood For Power

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'Green News Report' - January 8, 2015

IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: America's first high-speed rail line breaks ground in CA; Environment to lose another champion in the Senate; More tank problems one year after WV toxic chemical spill.

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EPA Releases Long-Anticipated Rules For Disposal Of Coal Ash

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Like Canada's Harper Government, Obama Administration Muzzling Its Scientists

In recent years, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has come under fire for disallowing scientists working for the Canadian government to speak directly to the press.

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EPA Finally Proposes New Smog Standards After Years Of Hesitation

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Shaping the Environment Inside the EPA

Gina McCarthy, a former assistant EPA administrator and head of the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, discusses her leadership philosophy and how she manages an agency of 15,000 employees.

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Mandate: Nearly 60 Percent of Voters Worry About Climate Change

The important lesson from all of this is that leaders in Washington shouldn't start believing their own press releases. Go ahead and claim voters endorsed everything you stand for, but don't start acting like it's true. The American people did not suddenly decide they don't care about clean air, clean water, and a healthy climate.

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U.S. Emissions Increased In 2013, According To EPA

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EPA Head Confident That States Will Follow New Carbon Emissions Rules

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Senators Call On Obama To Regulate Methane Emissions From Oil And Gas Development

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