EPA confirms fracking risks to drinking water in draft study
The EPA released a four year draft review saying fracking has not caused widespread drinking water damage but can affect water resources in limited cases. It cites well integrity and wastewater handling as instances, notes data gaps from industry cooperation, and highlights potential vulnerabilities in the water lifecycle. The report foregrounds ongoing debate over earthquakes and climate impacts. See FRACKING, C10
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Unhealthiest meals named by CSPI watchdog group
The Center for Science in the Public Interest names top high calorie meals in its Xtreme Eating report. Red Lobster combos plus a 24 ounce seafood cocktail rack up 2,710 calories and 6,530 milligrams of sodium, highlighting the push for lower calorie options across national chains.
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IHOP Chorizo Fiesta Omelette review notes high calorie counts
CSPI priced comparisons show IHOP Chorizo Fiesta Omelette totaling about 1 990 calories with 42 grams saturated fat and 4 840 milligrams sodium plus 1 035 mg cholesterol and 12 teaspoons sugar. The piece compares it to McDonald’s Big Breakfast and other menu items, citing multiple dishes and totals.
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Subway to remove all artificial ingredients by 2017
Milford based Subway says it will eliminate artificial flavors colors and preservatives from its North American menu by 2017. It has already removed some ingredients and will apply changes globally, citing ongoing food improvements and new natural coloring like turmeric in banana peppers.
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Fiat Chrysler misses recall deadlines draw scrutiny
Fiat Chrysler admits failing to notify customers within 60 days for five safety recalls, four of them by four days or less and one by 12 days. NHTSA scheduled a July hearing on 11 million recalled vehicles amid complaints of late notices and parts shortages. Chrysler cites steps to boost recall completion, claiming a 77 percent rate versus a 75 percent industry average.
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