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Arizona says century-old abortion ban can be enforced; EPA limits 'forever chemicals'
Apr 11, 2024 ·
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Arizona says century-old abortion ban can be enforced; EPA limits 'forever chemicals'
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**Arizona Enforces Century-Old Abortion Ban; EPA Limits on PFAS** In a significant ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a near-total abortion ban dating back to the Civil War era,...
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**Arizona Enforces Century-Old Abortion Ban; EPA Limits on PFAS**
In a significant ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a near-total abortion ban dating back to the Civil War era, sparking protests and calls for a ballot measure to safeguard abortion rights. Meanwhile, the Environmental Protection Agency takes a historic step by imposing restrictions on certain PFAS chemicals, known for their enduring presence in the environment, in drinking water. Amid these pivotal actions, President Biden's state visit discussions and the ongoing concern over vaping addiction among young adults highlight challenges and policies shaping public health and environmental safety.
**Subtopics:**
- Arizona's Supreme Court upholds an old abortion law
- Public response and efforts to protect abortion rights in Arizona
- EPA's new regulations on PFAS chemicals in drinking water
- Impact of vaping on young adults' health
- President Biden's discussion with the Japanese Prime Minister
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In a significant ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a near-total abortion ban dating back to the Civil War era, sparking protests and calls for a ballot measure to safeguard abortion rights. Meanwhile, the Environmental Protection Agency takes a historic step by imposing restrictions on certain PFAS chemicals, known for their enduring presence in the environment, in drinking water. Amid these pivotal actions, President Biden's state visit discussions and the ongoing concern over vaping addiction among young adults highlight challenges and policies shaping public health and environmental safety.
**Subtopics:**
- Arizona's Supreme Court upholds an old abortion law
- Public response and efforts to protect abortion rights in Arizona
- EPA's new regulations on PFAS chemicals in drinking water
- Impact of vaping on young adults' health
- President Biden's discussion with the Japanese Prime Minister
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