The Architect’s Newspaper4h
Democrats respond to the EPA’s termination of grant funding for DEI, environmental justice, sustainability, and natural disaster relief programs
A number of universities, nonprofits, philanthropic groups, and professional building organizations are now without funding to support sustainability programs, at least for now. The cuts were ...
The Desert Review4h
EPA announces it will revise 'waters of the U.S.' definition
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to review the definition of “waters of the United States,” or WOTUS, EPA ...
Top agency staffer trying to block crucial Trump directive once managed DEI team
Republicans on Capitol Hill are fuming that the GAO general counsel who shut down President Trump's request to supersede ...
'Removing the shackles': Major proposal could lower gas prices in this state
A legislative proposal in Arizona hopes to lower gas prices amid a recent appeal to Environmental Protection Agency ...
E&E News15h
EPA rewrites grant rules as Zeldin tries to take back $20B in climate money
Advocates fear that the changes could help the agency administrator repossess billions of dollars that were awarded under the ...
The EPA: Let’s forget about climate change
Coal produces far more pollutants than other energy sources and was being rapidly phased out, but in a social media post, ...
Dallas EPA employees join marches against deep cuts to budget and workforce
About 40 of the agency’s Dallas-based employees took their lunch break Tuesday to march against the elimination of ...
Democrats say EPA illegally canceled hundreds of grants aimed at boosting ‘environmental justice’
Senate Democrats accuse the Environmental Protection Agency of breaking the law when they cancelled grants worth more than $1 ...
Trump's EPA to Prioritize PFAS But Weigh Stakeholder Concerns
The EPA is figuring out how it may address concerns it’s hearing from water utilities and Republican US senators about the ...
E&E News1d
EPA eyes moving scientists to address chemical approval backlog
Administrator Lee Zeldin spoke about his plan to slash spending and said "forever chemicals" regulations may be too costly.
Great Lakes Now1d
Wetlands rules face rollback under Trump: Great Lakes pollution next?
Michigan will retain more water quality protections than many states but could still be impacted by pollution from other ...
EPA workers take to the streets of Boston, say Trump administration ‘simply not to be trusted’
Hundreds of federal government employees with the Environmental Protection Agency marched through the streets of Boston, ...