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PRIEST LAKE, Idaho -- In a legal battle stretching back to 2007, the Sackett family now has the green light to develop a home on their property, which has been

We are not against this development. We want to see responsible, ethical development supported by sound science and oversight.

The U.S. has signed a new pact with Papua New Guinea to improve security cooperation as it vies with China for influence in the Pacific Ocean. The new pact will also give Papua New Guinea’s [...]

EPA proposes to make PFAS categorically ineligible for low volume LVEs and low release and exposure LoREX exemptions. EPA amendment: codify its practice that regards substances as persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic are ineligible for the LVE and LoREX exemptions.

The owners of UAE-based budget retailer Brands For Less Group (BFL Group) are considering selling a minority stake in the business to investors, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.

Celebrities including Queen Latifah, Jeffrey Wright and Heidi Klum escaped the Cannes Film Festival's crowded Croisette Boulevard for a night to attend a fundraiser for AIDS research at a secluded luxury hotel in the nearby resort town of Antibes.

The combined effect of hundreds of chemicals is barely understood, with campaigners calling for greater funding to investigate.

Perfluoralkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) do not break down quickly and have in recent years been found in dangerous concentrations in drinking water, soils and foods

PFAs are believed to cause health problems, and NJ is the number 2 state in the country for the rate of PFAS in drinking water.

What are PFAS? Here's what you should know about toxic "forever chemicals" possibly found in tap water in Broward County, Florida.