Invisible environmental hazards like wild parsnip and invasive pampas grass trigger severe chemical burns and chronic allergies, driving a push for localized community stewardship.
Active perimeter tracking protects neighboring communities and shelters developers from severe EPA Clean Air Act fines by mapping dust, noise, and vibration spikes.
A New York-based chemical supplier is facing legal action for allegedly importing millions of pounds of toxic materials without proper oversight.
New satellite data and field investigations reveal frequent methane super-emitter events at Targa midstream facilities.
The draft Sixth Contaminant Candidate List marks a historic expansion of the agency’s priorities for monitoring unregulated drinking water threats.
The agency will significantly reduce mammalian animal testing in chemical safety evaluations and expand the use of alternative scientific methods.
With summer underway, residents across the state are getting crucial updates to help protect their health and reduce harmful emissions during peak ozone months.
Lowell commits to major sewer upgrades to curb Merrimack River pollution.
The company failed to exercise the necessary precautions during renovations featured on HGTV’s Fixer to Fabulous.
Environmental expert faced retaliation after flagging public water system issues.
The new rule focuses on Subpart J, which regulates agents that can be used in cleanup, per the EPA.
The budget includes funding for environmental justice and climate change.
The effective date of the new penalties was January 6, 2023.
The EPA announced in early January which PFAS, also called forever chemicals, were added to the list.
Using technology can also help businesses ensure proactive environmental compliance.
The General Mills/Henkel Corp. Superfund site was previously overseen by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
The U.S. and Wisconsin announced the settlement on December 1.
The public can comment on the EPA’s proposed cleanup plan of mercury-contaminated soil at the New Jersey site until December 12.
One year after the PFAS Strategic Roadmap was announced, the EPA is looking back at the progress it’s made.
A combined total of $9 million will be given to over 30 recipients.