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The latest annual report on the impact of the Alaska Energy Authority

The buses are expected to be sent out over the next 18 months.

Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno Marsudi held a bilateral meeting with her Dutch counterpart Hanke Bruins Slot on Wednesday, Jan. 31.

Work required under the terms of a newly signed consent decree is expected to cost about $400 million.

The Environmental Protection Agency has affirmed its finding that the “weight of evidence is insufficient” to link exposure from use of paraquat to Parkinson’s Disease in humans.

Epa11115815 Belgian farmers block the access roads to the Port in Zeebruges, Belgium, 31 January 2024. Farmers are organizing protests to highlight their declining incomes, overly complex legislation and administrative overload. (ANSA)

Epa11115366 Boris Nadezhdin, Russian presidential candidate from the Civil Initiative party and deputy of the Council of Deputies of the Dolgoprudny urban district of the Moscow Region, speaks with the press after his arrival for a procedure to submit citi... (ANSA)

Funding for farm bill conservation programs has risen sharply, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act. But demand is growing, too.

A new proposal to reduce wastewater discharges from meat and poultry slaughterhouses and processing plants has the Environmental Protection Agency facing criticism from both environmentalists and the meat industry.

People who live in neighborhoods known as the Fifth Ward cancer cluster voted in 21 members of the community who will be liaisons between people who live in the affected areas and the environmental protection agency.