The Latest Breaking News from EPA

Former Senate candidate applauds call for long-term health study from Ohio’s two senators

Federal officials are suing a Louisiana chemical maker, alleging that it presented an unacceptable cancer risk to the nearby majority-Black community and demanding cuts in toxic emissions

MINING company Centennial Coal has acknowledged an unlicensed discharge of water from its Newstan colliery near Fassifern, after what it described as "unprecedented heavy rains" last week.

The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says he doesn’t want any stigmas attached to the Ohio community where a train derailed and spewed toxic gases three weeks ago

Railroads have spent $285 million on lobbying and close to $50 million on Congressional donations over last decade

Officials, health experts and community groups say the FAA can do more to phase out dangerous aviation gasoline.

The Supreme Court considers the scope of presidential power in Biden v. Nebraska and Department of Education v. Brown.

The Genesis Electrified GV70 is one of the latest all-electric cars available in the United States, which might become also the most popular electric Genesis.

Due to warmer weather, the iconic cherry blossoms that herald the start of spring are starting to bud

Your child could go to gym class on Monday morning and play soccer on a field that was sprayed over the weekend with 2,4-D, a toxic weedkiller that has been investigated as possibly causing cancer. Alternatively, the school grounds may have been treated with a lower-toxicity weedkiller. Or maybe the…

New technology to limit greenhouse gases from trucks may not be compatible with current controls to reduce other pollutants.