After years of gains, Republicans in Congress push to roll back chemical regulations
The nonprofit publication Capital & Main produced this article. It is co-published with permission. For the past four years, Jackie Medcalf has been testing the groundwater in northwest Houston where, decades ago, a dry cleaning facility had, over time, dumped hazardous chemicals used in the dry cleaning process into the stormwater drain, ditches and alleyways. […]
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