The Latest Breaking News from EPA

A year ago, General Motors' electric vehicles built on the Ultium platform were stumbling. Software glitches left an InsideEVs reporter stranded in rural Virginia. Production challenges piled up and customers faced maintenance issues. Fast forward 12 months and GM has staged a major turnaround. Its EVs are thriving and the…

With RFK Jr and a court ruling, conversation on fluoride, in about 72% of US community water supplies, has exploded

Rivian knows customers care about range, which is why the company offers a Max Pack with 420 miles of EPA-rated endurance. But one thing we've learned repeatedly is that EPA figures don't tell the whole story. That's confirmed yet again in an Out Of Spec range test between the second-generation…

Rivian’s refreshed EVs, the R1S and R1T, have dozens of meaningful improvements under the skin. There’s a heat pump, which improves efficiency, and several other tweaks that are meant to make the car easier to manufacture and ultimately cheaper for the end user, including a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery…

Murray's comeback season hit a snag. Drake Maye bounced off the Miami defense. And the Texans refuse to fix C.J. Stroud.

But the election is likely to blow up a long-delayed EPA response to oil and gas pollution in New Mexico.

Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., proposes abolishing ATF, citing infringement on Second Amendment rights. Several GOP representatives support the measure.

The byproduct of chloramine—used to disinfect drinking water—and naturally occurring chemicals has finally been identified: chloranitramide.

More than 143 million Americans are exposed to PFAS in drinking water — 11 million greater than once thought