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Dow, Sunoco, and Koch Industries are among scores of companies that own facilities near the river and legally release toxic chemicals into the water each year, though mostly within regulations.
EPA rushed to install around-the-clock air tracking for dozens of pollutants to protect Ohio residents after a fiery train derailment, but there's almost no
/PRNewswire/ -- Koch Industries, Inc. ("Koch") has earned the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Award for 2023. This is...
A new analysis from the Environmental Protection Agency shows toxic chemical releases nationwide dropped in 2021 compared to the prior year.
Bloomberg Creative/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- The residents of a Louisiana parish, located in an area that has become known as “Cancer Alley,” filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against the local government alleging the petrochemical plants built in the area are tantamount to “environmental racism.” The lawsuit, which names St. James Parish, St. James Parish Council and St. James Parish Planning Commission as defendants, seeks a moratorium on petrochemical plants in the Black districts of St. James Parish, as well as other relief. The lawsuit was filed by the environmental organizations In...