One Texas-sized loophole is le...
One Texas-sized loophole is letting Lone Star polluters off the hook
read moreOne Texas-sized loophole is letting Lone Star polluters off the hook
read moreCalifornia’s attorney general sues Trump for the 100th time — to save the ‘Magna Carta’ of environmental laws
read moreWith EPA Methane Rollbacks, Natural Gas Bridge Becomes Just Another Piece of Crumbling US Infrastructure
read moreGroundbreaking Study Shows Organic Diets Drastically Lower Glyphosate Levels in the Body
read moreThe Violence of Pollution: The Injustice of Rolling Back Clean Air Protections
read moreA War Against Climate Science, Waged by Washington’s Rank and File
read moreRestoring Science, Protecting the Public: 43 Steps for the Next Presidential Term
read moreWith New Manipulation of Benefit-Cost Analysis, the Trump EPA Attempts to Hide Bodies in the Fine Print
read moreWith New Manipulation of Benefit-Cost Analysis, the Trump EPA Attempts to Hide Bodies in the Fine Print
read moreHow Massachusetts v. EPA Forced the U.S. Government to Take On Climate Change
read moreTrump’s EPA Takes Away State & Tribal Rights To Protect Their Own Water
read moreEPA Likely to Approve Mine That Threatens Alaska’s Largest Salmon Hatchery
read morePennsylvania regulators promised to keep an eye on polluters during the pandemic. They’re struggling.
read moreA Flawed Process and a Harmful Outcome: My Comments on the EPA Particulate Pollution Standards
read more‘Shameful Does Not Even Begin to Describe’ Trump EPA Decision on Chemical Known to Damage Children’s Brains
read moreScientists Discovered Trichloroethylene Causes Fetal Heart Defects, Trump White House Overrode The Findings
read morePandemic Masks Further US Environmental Deregulation By Trump Administration
read moreE.P.A. Threatens Legal Action Against Sellers of Fake Coronavirus Cleaners
read moreTrump’s Environmental Rollbacks Find Opposition Within: Staff Scientists
read moreEPA Proposes Broad Science Restrictions in Midst of Coronavirus Pandemic
read moreA common fertilizer can cause explosions. The EPA doesn’t classify it as ‘hazardous.’
read moreThe Environmental Protection Agency has made it easier for cities to keep dumping raw sewage into rivers by letting them delay or otherwise change federally imposed fixes to their sewer systems, according to interviews with local officials, water utilities and their lobbyists.
read moreFor more than six months, twin brothers Ronald and Donald Schweitzer have watched large amounts of salty wastewater bubble up from the ground in their wheat field. The “saltwater purge” has killed three trees and several acres of crops on their northwest Oklahoma farm.
read moreIn early January, members of the Chesapeake Bay Commission sat in a gray conference room in Annapolis, Maryland, for a routine meeting.
read moreA Georgia town welcomed America’s largest coal plant. Now, residents worry it’s contaminating their water.
read moreEPA to ease rules on power plants storing deadly coal ash
read moreThe EPA’s own Science Advisory Board (SAB)—two-thirds of which was appointed by the Trump administration—is the latest group of scientists to come out swinging against a proposal to restrict the use of science in agency decisions.
read moreGovernment scientists say chlorpyrifos is unsafe. And yet it’s still in use.
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