Voluntary Cleanup Program News Today

A Tuolumne County school building that was evacuated after students and teachers were exposed to a chemical linked to cancer has long been known to have that risk.

In the absence of binding federal standards for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (“PFAS”) in soil, several states have started the process of regulating PFAS in soil themselves....

On June 20, the Frederick Planning Commission had a workshop on the Brickworks Project proposed for 184 E. South St.

For 50 years a critical piece of Salt Lake City key watershed used as a shooting range. Now taxpayers are on the hook for cleaning up the 12- acre site in Parleys Canyon.

For nearly 60 years, the Boy Scouts operated a summer camp on state trust lands in Utah's Tushar Mountains. But a shooting range there left a few acres badly contaminated with lead, prompting a costly cleanup that required the removal of numerous trees.

This week a bill was introduced in the Alabama Legislature which would expand the state’s Brownfield Redevelopment and Voluntary Cleanup Program through the implementation of new...

A city site known for the creation of collectible woven baskets, novelties and other manufacturing purposes will soon be a scene of environmental cleanup at the edge of Batavia. Basket Place LLC, at 22 Clinton St., is 22.9 acres and is bordered to the north by Clinton Street (Route 33), to the south by the Erie Railroad, and to the east and west by residences. Properties south

Gov. Wes Moore signed his first batch of recently passed bills into law Tuesday, one day after the state legislature adjourned for the year, ensuring that proposals designed to protect victims of child sexual abuse, defend workers and assist Maryland families become law.

“It's a great day for our families and it's a great day for our communities,” Moore said. “I'm proud because this session showed that we, as a state, can move differently. To show that we can move in partnership and show that once again Maryland can do big things and Maryland can lead.”

King County will collect groundwater, soil, and vapor samples near a former dumpsite under Pacific City Park in preparation for the Pacific Right Bank Flood Protection Project.