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Teresa Homsi

  • Deputy Director, Michigan Clinicians for Climate Action
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Keeping coal plant online isn't just costly, it risks Michiganders’ health - Bridge Michigan

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By Teresa Homsi, Alexander Rabin
| Bridge Michigan
Joining a slew of retired coal power plants in the state, the JH Campbell Generating Plant’s planned closure in West Olive was meant to signal the beginning of a new era — one where our energy needs can be met by cleaner, more sustainable means. But just a week before Campbell was supposed to power down, the US Department of Energy issued an emergency order on May 23 to Consumers Energy to keep the plant online.
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Opinion | Keeping coal plant online isn't just costly, it risks Michiganders’ health - Bridge Michigan

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By Teresa Homsi
| Flipboard
Business groups ask Supreme Court to pause California climate reporting laws in emergency appeal WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce asked the Supreme Court on Friday to pause new California laws expected to require thousands of companies to report emissions and climate-risk information. The laws are the most sweeping of their kind in the nation, and a collection of business groups …
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VOICES: Artificial food dyes are a Red (40) herring while feds decimate public health

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By Teresa Homsi
| Planet Detroit
Overview: -The deputy director for Michigan Clinicians for Climate Action discusses the health effects of artificial dyes, air pollution. -The discussion around artificial food dyes is a distraction as the Trump administration moves to roll back regulation of known contaminants, says Teresa Homsi. -"It is deceptive for the administration to pretend to care about health while in the same breath dismantling some of our most effective public health programs," she says.
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