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The Hidden Link Between Microplastics and PFAS — And Why Litigation May Be Our Strongest Tool

From polar bear blood to Mount Everest snow, PFAS are hitchhiking on microplastics across the globe — and courtroom victories may be the only way to hold polluters accountable.

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10 Ways to Make Your Warehouse Greener in 2025

From LED lighting to reusable pallet racks, these practical strategies help warehouses cut costs, save energy, and lower their environmental impact.

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EPA Relaunches Guidance Portal to Improve Access to Environmental Compliance Resources

The updated online portal centralizes active EPA guidance documents, giving businesses, organizations, and the public streamlined access to information on air, water, waste, and other environmental programs.

Marine Life

Renewable Energy Innovation Seen as Key to Slowing Ocean Warming and Acidification

From rising sea temperatures to untapped tidal energy potential, scientists warn that cutting fossil fuel use and accelerating renewable adoption are critical to protecting marine ecosystems and building a sustainable future.

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EPA Marks 200 Days with 200 Environmental Actions

The agency reports continued progress across air, land and water protection, including major cleanups, pollution control, and water infrastructure investments.

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EPA Orders Developers in Puerto Rico to Halt Stormwater Pollution at Rincón Housing Site

EPA orders two Puerto Rico-based developers to halt polluted runoff from a Rincón construction site and comply with Clean Water Act stormwater protections.

Clean Water and Cyber Attacks

Federal Effort Targets Rising Risks to Nation’s Water Systems

The EPA is backing a $9 million initiative to help utilities combat cyber threats and climate-driven disruptions with stronger infrastructure safeguards.

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Senate Confirms Paige Hallen Hanson as EPA’s Chief Financial Officer

Veteran budget strategist steps into top financial role at the Environmental Protection Agency, guiding oversight of billions in public funds.



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State Funds Power Local Energy Upgrades in Maryland

A new $64 million initiative helps towns and counties lower utility costs, modernize infrastructure, and move toward net-zero emissions.

Great Lakes

EPA’s Largest Research Vessel Launches Great Lakes Water Quality Survey

The Lake Guardian sets out to assess the health of all five Great Lakes, collecting data on plankton, nutrients, and water quality to guide environmental protection efforts.

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EPA Grants Yurok Tribe Authority to Develop Water Quality Standards

The Yurok Tribe has received authority to develop water quality standards under the Clean Water Act, advancing tribal self‑determination and local protection of rivers and streams.

Greenhouse Emissions

EPA Proposes to Rescind 2009 Endangerment Finding, Repealing $1 Trillion in Regulations

If finalized, the proposal would roll back all greenhouse gas regulations for vehicles and engines, saving more than $54 billion annually while restoring consumer choice and regulatory certainty.

Sustainable Supply Chain

How Supply Chain Transparency Can Separate Green Facts From Fiction

As green marketing faces mounting scrutiny, supply-chain transparency is emerging as a powerful differentiator—exposing hollow claims and rewarding brands with traceable proof of performance.

Clean Air

PG&E Cited for Chemical Safety Violations Under Clean Air Act

The EPA has reached its first-ever settlement under the Accidental Release Rule, holding PG&E accountable for Clean Air Act violations at its Hinkley facility and marking a new era in chemical safety enforcement.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and Secretary of the Environment and National Resources of Mexico Alicia Bárcena Ibarra

U.S. and Mexico Finalize Historic Deal to End Tijuana River Sewage Crisis

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and Mexican officials signed a binding MOU to expedite infrastructure projects and deliver a permanent, binational solution to the decades-long pollution of the Tijuana River Valley.