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EPA Administrator Zeldin supports reducing workforce, offers options for employees, and emphasizes collaboration for efficiency.

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This country has a long history of taking its unique wildlife and landscapes for granted – but what has happened in this term of parliament is remarkable

Winter has well and truly arrived in New York. With temperatures hovering below zero for the past week and a fair bit of snow persisting on the ground and ice on the roads, conditions have been perfect for testing out our BMW iX's new all-weather tires.

Environmental Protection Agency workers seem to be the first to receive a notice that they could be dismissed immediately

A new lawsuit alleges for the first time that people died because of the disastrous 2023 East Palestine train derailment

US government would be prohibited from ever mandating lead pipe replacement or lowering lead limits in water

A federal judge said Monday she would likely issue another restraining order on the Trump administration’s freeze of most federal grants.

Stock markets in Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea fell as US prepares tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has shelved the proposed reforms to Australia’s 25-year-old environment laws, citing a lack of parliamentary support for the changes.

As crews work to clean up from the Los Angeles wildfires, city officials and residents are opposing the designation of a federally owned park to process hazardous waste