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Residents of a Louisiana community known as "Cancer Alley" filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging the area's petrochemical plants are tantamount to "envi...

Residents of a Louisiana community known as "Cancer Alley" filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging the area's petrochemical plants are tantamount to "envi...

Residents of a Louisiana community known as "Cancer Alley" filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging the area's petrochemical plants are tantamount to "envi...

Last week, EPA released the Agency’s 2021 Toxic Release Inventory (“TRI”) Analysis showing that only 44 facilities submitted 89 forms on their per- and polyfluoroalkyl (“PFAS”) releases...

Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its 2021 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) National Analysis, which shows that...

Lone Mountain operates a landfill for hazardous materials. Since 2017, the facility has disposed of 1733 tons of industrial waste each year on average. This shipment would have contracted the facility to dispose of more than twice that much.

Most Texans take breathing for granted - unless the air is polluted. Its a health issue the Biden administration hopes to mitigate through new restrictions on one of the deadliest air pollutants - soot. The Environmental Protection Agency wants to tighten national air-quality standards for soot - also known as fine particulate pollution - which havent been updated since 2012. ...

Lawmakers in Maine are considering a bill to compensate farmers for the widespread use of state-sanctioned PFAS, or "forever chemicals" on their land. The chemicals are a byproduct of sewage processing once used as fertilizer and have caused irreversible damage to soil and water resources on at least 50 farms in the state. Heather Spalding, deputy director of the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association, said while struggling farmers deserve help, the bill may be getti...

Environmental groups in Illinois are pushing state and federal officials to tighten regulations on businesses that use toxic substances after a fire and explosion last month in north-central Illinois. A Jan. 11 fire and explosion at a chemical company in La Salle spewed a cloud of toxic particles across the area. ...

The Ohio train derailment is a "wake-up call" for the reality of vinyl chloride's role in human and environmental health, experts say.