Amudalat Ajasa
Climate and Weather Reporter at The Washington Post
Environmental health reporter @washingtonpost| Past: @Guardian, intern at @nytimes and @MNSpokesman|@hofstrau ‘22| signal: amudalat_ajasa.03
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2 weeks ago |
southfloridareporter.com | Lauren Weber |Fenit Nirappil |Caitlin Gilbert |Amudalat Ajasa
The White House blamed exposure to environmental toxins, poor nutrition and increased screen time for a decline in Americans' life expectancy Thursday, in a major administration report that also casts doubt on the current vaccine schedule and medications deemed safe by mainstream medicine.
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2 weeks ago |
post-gazette.com | Lauren Weber |Fenit Nirappil |Caitlin Gilbert |Amudalat Ajasa
Cyclists craned their necks and joggers slowed for a closer look. Some pedestrians paused and pointed, mouths agape. Others cheered and smiled for a selfie. Still others continued uninterrupted on a recent afternoon, past the giant portrait of President Donald Trump newly affixed to the facade of the U.S. Department of Agriculture building on the National Mall.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Lauren Weber |Fenit Nirappil |Caitlin Gilbert |Amudalat Ajasa
The findings — and scientific problems — in White House ‘MAHA Report’ (washingtonpost.com) The findings — and scientific problems — in White House ‘MAHA Report’ By Lauren Weber; Fenit Nirappil; Caitlin Gilbert; Amudalat Ajasa 2025052216092300 The White House blamed exposure to environmental toxins, poor nutrition and increased screen time for a decline in Americans' life expectancy Thursday, in a major administration report that also casts doubt on the current vaccine schedule and medications...
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3 weeks ago |
publico.pt | Amudalat Ajasa
Ouça este artigo 00:00 08:22 Exclusivo Gostaria de Ouvir? Assine já A Agência de Protecção Ambiental norte-americana anunciou que planeia reconsiderar os limites de quatro tipos de substâncias perfluoroalquiladas (PFAS, na sigla em inglês) na água potável.
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3 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Amudalat Ajasa
The Environmental Protection Agency announced Wednesday that it plans to rescind and reconsider limits on four “forever chemicals” under a landmark drinking water standard implemented last year by President Joe Biden. The drinking water rules were adopted as part of the Biden administration’s efforts to limit public exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), hazardous chemicals linked to a range of serious illnesses.
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RT @Joannawalters13: Superb work from @AmudalatAjasa in this segment for PBS on the dismantling of yet another vital government watchdog sy…
I sat down with @AliRogin from @pbsnewshour to discuss the gutting of EPA’s environmental justice offices as part of larger efforts to end “DEI programs” and reduce spending. It’s an honor to be considered an expert in my field! https://t.co/NU48PnOwGq https://t.co/UZLicyhCnX