The Latest Breaking News from EPA

Trump officials address ‘chemtrails’ conspiracy theories while spreading misinformation, experts say

EPA’s move comes as it slashes funding for climate research and cuts staff for weather forecasting and scientific agencies

The Guardian - US · Jul 14, 2025

8 Home Tools That Could Be Illegal to Use in Your State

Some home tools seem harmless. You buy them, use them, and don’t think twice. But did you know that some tools you keep in your garage or shed could actually be illegal to use in your state? Laws change from state to state, and what’s fine in one place could…

Clever Dude · Jul 13, 2025

Liverpool’s mourning players prepare to honour Diogo Jota back on the pitch

Arne Slot’s squad face an emotional afternoon at Preston on Sunday but believe it is better to start again at Deepdale than on tour in Hong Kong

The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2025

Some Americans also believe in ‘leprechauns’: Trump EPA head vows to finally explain how airplanes work

The next thing they'll address is flat-Earthers.

We Got This Covered · Jul 10, 2025

Oh God, Marjorie Taylor Greene just introduced a bill to stop Democrats from ‘controlling’ the sun

Your tax dollars at work, folks

We Got This Covered · Jul 10, 2025

Trump’s budget cuts are adding to risk in life-threatening floods and emergencies

Acclaimed author Michael Lewis wrote a book about the first Trump administration entitled The Fifth Risk, outlining the consequences when people who don’t understand how the government of a vast, complex and multifaceted nation works are put in charge of said government.

The Conversation · Jul 10, 2025

Moo Deng: Why is the internet obsessed with a viral baby hippo?

Moo Deng the baby hippo became a global sensation after her videos of frolicking at a Thai zoo went viral. She has featured in brand campaigns and is likely to even have her own livestream. However her newfound fame isn’t without problems, Maroosha Muzaffar reports

The Independent UK · Jul 10, 2025

My city was one of hundreds expecting federal funds to help manage rising heat wave risk – then EPA terminated the grants

In June 2021, a deadly heat wave pushed temperatures to 109 degrees Fahrenheit (43 Celsius) in Spokane, Washington, a northern city near the Idaho border where many homes weren’t built with central air conditioning.

The Conversation · Jul 9, 2025

What is Columbia's Insect Shield technology? And does it really work against biting bugs on the trail?

We speak to Columbia’s VP of Innovation to find out how the brand's Insect Shield gear protects people against mosquitoes, ticks, midges and more

Advnture · Jul 9, 2025

Macron and Starmer talk Trump, boats and Ukraine – but Brexit is the ghost at the banquet

The prime minister has repaired broken relations with France, but Britain still looks perilously isolated in a world of shifting alliances, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK · Jul 9, 2025