The Latest Breaking News from EPA

South32’s project was fast-tracked by the Biden administration, but residents are worried about its impact on a fragile ecosystem

City of Sydney lord mayor reveals testing of potentially contaminated mulch has cost $200,000 with remediation costs likely to be ‘substantial’

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 gets some very enticing upgrades for 2025.

House and Senate leaders rolled out a $467.5 billion, six-bill appropriations package Sunday afternoon ahead of votes this week.

Eliud Kipchoge finished 10th in the Tokyo Marathon – his worst finish over 26.2 miles – in a blow to his Olympic preparations

Company CEO Peter Rawlinson said that making EVs capable of driving 6.2 miles on one kilowatt hour is a vital milestone for EVs to “save the planet.”

The revived measures include mandatory assessments of safer technologies and "root cause" analyses post-accidents.

Toyota Motor North America’s CEO Ted Ogawa has reaffirmed the brand’s consumer-dependent approach to EVs.

EPA delays rules for existing gas plants to focus on reducing emissions from coal and new gas plants, addressing concerns of environmental justice groups.

Two ranches also allege biosolids with ‘forever chemicals’ ruined crops, polluted drinking water and left their properties worthless

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