The Latest Breaking News from EPA

The Volvo XC40 Recharge, the Swedish automaker’s first mass-produced electric car, is getting a new name and a bigger battery in the United States. For the 2025 model year, the battery-powered crossover will be sold as the Volvo EX40, dropping the Recharge moniker and getting in line with all the…

Fifty-one sites in NSW have significant PFAS contamination requiring continued monitoring and remediation, EPA tells Senate inquiry

On first day back as president, Trump signs letter giving notice to UN of US exit from treaty seeking to curb climate crisis effects

A new administration focused on deregulation could change the scope of today's water protections. So, what does that mean for the investors who support them?

The GMC Hummer EV presents what I like to think is a very American solution to getting as much range as possible out of an electric vehicle: Use the biggest battery you can muster. It's like Hot Rodding 101, but with a big battery instead of a big engine. And…

City invented Australia’s beach culture, environmentalist Richard Gosden says, but all this time ‘it’s been conducted in diluted sewage’

The rule fines certain oil and gas facilities that exceed federal limits for methane emissions.

Former Rep. Lee Zeldin and Sen. Edward Markey discuss EPA fund allocation concerns and the need for impartial evaluation.

In a notable break from President-elect Donald Trump, EPA nominee Lee Zeldin acknowledged the reality of climate change during his Senate confirmation hearing.