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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will remove limits on climate pollution from power plants, which are the second-largest source of planet-warming gases

Former EPA officials criticize President Donald Trump for weakening environmental regulations to accelerate AI data center construction, raising health risks fo

A Floodlight investigation reveals that the chemical industry has influenced laws in Louisiana, Kentucky, and Ohio to restrict the use of community-collected ai

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released over 170,000 pages of records questioning previous claims that the air around Ground Zero was safe after the 9/11 at

A new EPA proposal could limit public access to information and comment opportunities regarding planned AI data centers, which have generated community backlash

The Environmental Protection Agency is investigating noise complaints regarding a new data centre located in Clondalkin, west Dublin.

Michigan's Air Quality Index (AQI) reached an extraordinary 616, significantly exceeding the EPA's hazardous classification, prompting scientists to issue a maj

Public health advocates allege that the Trump EPA is manipulating safety data concerning TBBPA, a highly toxic flame retardant widely used in the US. Independen

The Trump administration's EPA is reportedly planning to eliminate a federal rule that requires public notice and comment for air permit applications from indus

A new EPA rule proposes eliminating federal requirements for public notice on many minor pollution permits, potentially allowing data centers to operate with le

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing a change that would reduce public input on air pollution permits for data centers and other projects. Und

Two US senators have proposed the Water Cyber Shield Act to provide $300 million annually for cybersecurity upgrades to critical water infrastructure, following

California has launched its own environmental youth council, accepting applications, following the apparent lapse of the EPA's National Environmental Youth Advi

President Donald Trump's energy and infrastructure projects face potential setbacks due to the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) veto authority under Sect

California has banned paraquat, a highly toxic herbicide linked to Parkinson's disease and already outlawed in over 70 countries, despite its reapproval by the

California lawmaker Rep. Vince Fong is leading legislation to overturn the EPA's authorization of California's Vessel At Berth regulation, which he argues impos

Researchers have found that over 26,000 public parks in the U.S., including national forests and local trails, are located near EPA-designated toxic Superfund s

Omaha continues to grapple with lead contamination from a former smelter, with residents reporting inconsistent responses from the city and EPA regarding soil t

An Appeals Court has ruled that the E.P.A. cannot block billions in climate grants, funds that have been frozen since early in President Trump's second term.

A US federal appeals court has ruled that the EPA likely acted unlawfully in attempting to cancel Biden-era clean energy grants, dealing a blow to Trump's effor

Despite the EPA declaring its Omaha lead cleanup a success, an investigation by Flatwater Free Press and ProPublica found many yards, including one marked as re

An investigation by Flatwater Free Press and ProPublica found lead contamination in soil across east Omaha, decades after a smelting plant closed and the area w

Malicious cyber activity has impacted water systems in at least seven U.S. states, prompting warnings from the FBI and EPA and forcing some facilities to manual

Donald Trump has blamed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for recent water system cyberattacks, despite federal agencies suggesting Iran is the likely culprit.