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BOSTON (March 3, 2022) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its 2020 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) National Analysis, which shows that companies that manage chemicals continue to make progress in preventing pollution and reducing chemical releases into the environment.

Industrial plants in Henrico County, Hopewell and Radford have been identified in a new research map as emitting dangerous levels of cancer causing pollution into the air. 

Numerous states, along with organizations that certify the environmental sustainability of various products, are engaging in efforts to limit PFAS in common consumer and commercial use products.

The Sierra Club, the Union of Concerned Scientists, and the National PFAS Contamination Coalition (a group comprised of thirty different environmental groups in seventeen states) filed...

MedTech industry news

(STACKER) -- Corporate sites across the U.S are releasing toxins into the surrounding land, air, and water on a regular basis-and often unbeknownst to...

(STACKER) -- Corporate sites across the U.S are releasing toxins into the surrounding land, air, and water on a regular basis-and often unbeknownst to...

Stacker investigated toxic release sites in New York history using data from the EPA...

Stacker investigated toxic release sites in California history using data from the EPA...

Stacker investigated toxic release sites in Kentucky history using data from the EPA Toxic Release Inventory and the U.S. Census Bureau.