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The formulation has been approved for both aerial and ground applications after passing multiple safety tests, including a toxicity characteristic leaching protocol developed by the Environmental Protection Agency to simulate how much of a substance’s toxic contents would be released into a landfill, the agency said.

As was standard practice at the time, these assessed the climate impact of emissions caused by the process of extracting oil and gas but did not assess the impact of the greenhouse gases which would be released when the fossil fuels were eventually burned, known as downstream emissions.

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Port of Los Angeles spokesperson Phillip Sanfield said the port’s October results, which will be released next week, will be strong as well.

The other 50% of reservations will be released two days prior to a specific day at 8 a.m.

In his new book, "Citizen," to be released on Nov. 19, Clinton ventures through his post-presidential years, including a 2018 NBC interview where Clinton was questioned about his apology to Lewinsky, the Guardian reports.

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