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A new report finds more that PFAS threatens more than 330 species around the globe ranging from large mammals like polar bears to fish.

A Ninth Circuit opinion concludes that when a federal agency seeks a voluntary remand of a contested rule, that is not enough to vacate the regulation.

America’s union workers were crucial to Donald Trump’s victory in 2016, but key to his defeat in 2020, writes John Bowden

Hyundai has just announced the official prices and features of the Ioniq 6 model, which will enter the United States in Spring (most of the versions).

Biden administration and state officials on Tuesday cranked up the heat on Norfolk Southern Corp. for its handling of the fiery freight train derailment in Ohio, as federal authorities took control of cleanup operations and two state governors raised the specter of prosecutions in conjunction with the disaster.

Pete Buttigieg said he planned to visit East Palestine

Comments from right wing are business as usual – but could signal future political battles to come if US to keep sending aid to Ukraine

Washington (AFP) - The US government ordered the Norfolk Southern railroad company on Tuesday to pay the entire cost of the cleanup of a toxic train derailment in the midwestern state of Ohio.

Several large rafts made of wood and other debris are blocking parts of the Macquarie River in New South Wales' west, leaving residents concerned about erosion or even a diversion of the river itself.

EPA orders Norfolk Southern to clean up site in East Palestine, Ohio, as residents demand answers about health risks

As the death toll in the Turkey-Syria earthquakes spirals past a record 46,000 – and a fresh earthquake has struck the Turkish region of Hatay – there is mounting criticism of the Turkish government and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for delaying rescue efforts and politicising the disaster.