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Contact your legislators at the U.S. Capitol Zip codes: House 20515, Senate 20510 Capitol operator: (202) 224-3121 HOUSE Ben Ray Luján (D) Steve Pearce (R) Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT: Voting 237 for and 190 against, the House on Nov. 19 passed a Republican bill (HR 4012) that would negate specific rule-makings by the Environmental Protection Agency unless all data from underlying scientific studies – including any confidential health information about participants – have been made publicly available so that the studies can be independently replicated. Republicans said the bill would promote much-needed transparency at the EPA, while Democrats said it would thwart enforcement actions because many environmental studies depend on protecting the privacy rights of participants. Democrats said the bill’s main targets are studies by the American Cancer Society and Harvard University that link air pollution with ill health and underpin the EPA’s administration of the Clean Air Act. A yes vote was to approve the bill. YES: PEARCE NO: LUJAN GRISHAM, LUJÁN EBOLA DISINFECTANTS: Voting 196 for and 230 against, the House on Nov.