The Tulsa oil company is ordered to pay $3,300 for failing to inspect tanks and other equipment as required by the Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure regulations.
Farmers and ranchers who donate their water to protect rivers and streams receve an income tax credit.
The Solid Waste Association of North America submitted comments to EPA on mandatory reporting of greenhouse gases.
Five states will pay a combined total of $92,249.
The changes should improve lake and stream protection and give property owners more flexibility.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency extended the deadline to comment on a proposal to slash mercury emissions from Portland cement kilns.
The European Environment Agency compiled the data.
The state rule on reducing greenhouse gases could move Canada on fuel efficiency initiatives.
The Chesapeake Bay Science, Education and Ecosystem Enhancement Act would use NOAA's science, research, and resource management capabilities.
American Farmland Trust spells out its priorities with lawmakers.
Through July 21, there is one place on the Internet to go to find and comment on pending regulations.
Amendment requests $2 million for the Consumer Product Safety Commission to expedite the investigation.
The departments of Labor and Housing and Urban Development are encouraging boards and agencies to strengthen pathways to training and employment.
State agencies must develop emission reduction strategies and benchmarks to ensure 2020 targets are met.
The National Infrastructure Development Bank Act would help finance projects in transportation, environment, energy, and telecommunications.
The group's Congress API sheds light on special interest groups' influence on national lawmakers.
PDG Land Development had proposed to dump rocks removed in the mining of Hays Woods, one of Pittsburgh's largest intact green spaces, into the valleys.