Annie Snider
Environment Reporter at POLITICO
Swashbuckling environment reporter for @politico. Formerly @EENewsUpdates. @DavidsonCollege, @MedillSchool alum.
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2 weeks ago |
subscriber.politicopro.com | Annie Snider
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4 weeks ago |
subscriber.politicopro.com | Annie Snider
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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1 month ago |
subscriber.politicopro.com | Annie Snider
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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1 month ago |
politico.com | Annie Snider
San Diego-area beaches are frequently closed due to the toxins, including one shoreline that was shuttered for more than 1,000 days straight. Navy SEALs training in nearby waters have also fallen ill. The issue grabbed EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s attention earlier this month when a construction incident in Mexico sent untreated sewage into the Tijuana River. Since then, he has publicly pressured America’s southern neighbor to focus on the problem — and pay for it.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Annie Snider
Trump administration officials have been pressuring Mexican counterparts to reduce the flow of migrants and drugs over the border. Now they’re turning their attention to the flow of something more scatalogical. Sewage. More than 100 billion gallons of raw sewage, trash and stormwater have flowed into San Diego since 2018 as the city of Tijuana’s aging and failing wastewater system has been overwhelmed by a booming population.
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The Biden administration is proposing aggressive, first-ever drinking water limits for toxic "forever chemicals" that are thought to be contaminating more than 200 millions Americans' taps. https://t.co/3ekrUnG5TT
Oh my, is the provision of childcare the new Buy American?? https://t.co/18rh1k9Rl8
👀 The Biden admin is maintaining that it will remove all lead from drinking water systems. The bipartisan infrastructure law money can't do it all. To guarantee removal would take aggressive regulation -- which the Biden admin says it will decide on by end of year
Across our nation, up to 10 million homes receive water through toxic lead pipes. @POTUS and I are taking action to deliver clean drinking water for everyone by removing every lead pipe in America.
