The Latest Breaking News from EPA

Diesel engines used to be the de facto choice for Europeans interested in covering long trips without the hassle of frequent refueling. Once the efficiency king, diesel has largely fallen out of favor due to stringent emissions regulations in the EU. However, Toyota is confident it has found a better…

New federal Environment Minister Murray Watt is in Western Australia this week to reboot nature law reform. Reform stalled in the Senate last term, following stiff opposition from the state’s Labor government and mining sector.

The agency may be able to adopt a bank-shot strategy to preclude most (but not all) greenhouse gas regulation under the Clean Air Act without contesting basic climate science.

The National Football League has released its 2025 regular-season schedule, so we now know the matchups we'll be looking at during the course of the fantasy foo

Rodney Wood, 22, was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder.

As thousands of IDF soldiers prepare to occupy the strip, the president is silent. Israel’s ultra-right could want nothing more, says Chatham House’s professor of international relations, Yossi Mekelberg

The EPA is attempting actions that violate the law, some say, and Biden administration’s progress can’t be fully undone

President Donald Trump's administration on Wednesday moved to scrap limits on several toxic "forever chemicals" in drinking water, reversing what had been hailed as a landmark public health victory.

The Environmental Protection Agency says it will roll back limits on several types of what are known as forever chemicals in drinking water