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Kaiser has agreed to a $49 million settlement with the State Attorney Generals Office and six district attorneys, including in San Mateo County, for illegally dumping hazardous medical waste.

Kaiser, Californias largest healthcare provider, has agreed to a $49 million settlement for illegally dumping hazardous waste, medical waste, and the protected health information of more than 7,000 patients at Kaiser facilities.

New York State Homes and Community Renewal (HCR) fosters the creation and preservation of high-quality affordable housing, while working strategically to revitalize neighborhoods and communities throughout the Empire State. Under the leadership of Governor Kathy Hochul and Commissioner RuthAnne...

The City of Cape Town, says while these incidents raised concern they're not common. It also urges people to keep their distance from seals

A Cape Town man caught skinning a dead seal has been arrested.




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Mekong civil society groups are urging the governments of Thailand and Cambodia to shift their Mekong River policy towards protecting ecosystems and promoting environmental justice.

EXPERTS have been taking water samples at the port of Denia to work out why the water has turned a muddy brown colour. Members of the Denia Policia

The East Tennessee Technology Park is in its final stages of cleanup, with workers removing 200,000 pounds of material form a creek bank at the site, a release says. A project manager said that material included asbestos panels.

Emergency services attended a hazmat incident in Folly Road in Wymondham.