‘It’s a choice between a firefighter and a climate arsonist’: What the EPA might look like under Trump 2.0
Under President Biden, the EPA has pushed climate policy forward—but that could see a quick reversal if Trump wins in ...
EPA may partially disapprove Utah’s plan to control regional haze in national parks
Utah’s coal-fueled power plants are substantial contributors to hazy skies in the area’s national parks, but the state’s plan ...
EPA data make it hard to know the extent of the contamination from last year's Ohio derailment
The way the Environmental Protection Agency has reported its test results since the disastrous East Palestine, Ohio, train ...
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Alabama challenges EPA good neighbor rule
The state and industry groups disputed the Environmental Protection Agency's findings that Alabama would significantly ...
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U.S. EPA proposes settlements with companies in American Samoa over alleged Clean Water Act violations
The U.S. EPA has proposed settlements with Paramount Builders and Continental Transport over illegal discharges in American ...
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EPA alumni attack Project 2025’s ‘forever chemicals’ plans
“If Project 2025 recommendations for EPA are implemented, the agency will lose almost all of its ability to protect people ...
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Environmental groups plead with supes to block SF’s dangerous lawsuit against the EPA
More than 50 people showed up at the Board of Supes meeting today to urge the city to drop its lawsuit against the EPA —a ...
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EPA, UNDP raise awareness on ozone layer
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme {UNDP} in Ghana, ...
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New EPA Rule Fails to Protect U.S. Waters From Invasive Species, Diseases Released by Ships
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a final rule today that will allow ships to continue releasing harmful concentrations of invasive species and disease organisms into U.S. waters.
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WOTUS confusion - EPA leaves farmers guessing
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has come under fire for its opaque guidance regarding the implementation of the Waters of the U.S. (WOTUS) regulations. The agricultural and construction ...