The Latest Breaking News from EPA

Gas car range varies widely, but people don't pay attention to it. However, it's a big factor when it comes to EVs. Tesla seems to be tweaking its range game.

Mining company Northern Dynasty Minerals' (NAK) Pebble Project has piqued the interest of investors due to its potential to enhance the production of metals needed in green technology. But, considering that politically unfavorable circumstances have jeopardized the project's future, is it worth investing in the stock now? Read on, let's…

Residents return to flood-damaged homes in Broadwater expecting to find them caked in mud and smelling of mould. Instead, it's worse — they are covered in fuel and oil.

Reducing harmful emissions isn't the same as eliminating them, they say

Andrew Wheeler will serve as a senior adviser to Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration after Senate Democrats rejected the former U.S. EPA administrator's appointment to a Cabinet role

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee are seeking an investigation into a U.S. Postal Service plan to replace its aging mail trucks with mostly gasoline-powered vehicles

Residents in Melbourne's west are devastated about a significant chemical spill that has left dead fish through local waterways and may have made it all the way to Port Phillip Bay.

The Mercedes-Benz EQS is one of the latest electric cars on the market and today we will take a look at a real-world fast-charging test of the EQS 450+ version.

Officials treat woodsmoke pollution as a public health and environmental justice issue despite opposition

DETROIT — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will investigate Michigan's environment department to determine whether it racially discriminated against a lower-income, majority-Black neighborhood in approving an emissions permit for a new Jeep plant in Detroit.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — State regulators are preparing to take enforcement action against a South Carolina paper mill that has generated tens of thousands of odor complaints during the past year and raised concerns about the plant’s potential to pollute the Catawba River.