An analysis by Drexel researchers found the highest-risk cities had higher rates of poverty, a higher percent of Black ...

Reversing the rule could have disastrous implications for public health. Experts and advocates are pushing back.

With new leadership at the EPA, the trucking industry said it is hopeful for a ... truckers we represent congratulate Administrator Lee Zeldin on his confirmation to lead the U.S. Environmental ...

smart regulation that will allow American innovation to continue to lead the world.” The EPA under his leadership “will prioritize compliance as much as possible,” Zeldin said.

smart regulation that will allow American innovation to continue to lead the world." The EPA under his leadership “will prioritize compliance as much as possible," Zeldin said. “I believe in ...

Zeldin said at his Jan. 16 hearing that he wants to collaborate with the private sector "to promote common-sense, smart regulation that will allow American innovation to continue to lead the world." ...

The substance’s durability and practical chemical properties likewise explain why it took many decades before lead paint and leaded gasoline became banned in 1978 and 1996, respectively.

Most recently, Fotouhi challenged the EPA’s recent ban of asbestos, which causes a deadly cancer called mesothelioma. In a brief filed in October on behalf of a group of car companies called the ...

The Environmental Protection Agency said last week that it needed more time to study the health impacts of paraquat, a powerful herbicide that has drawn scrutiny for its possible links to ...

She also helped scale back proposed bans on other substances like asbestos and methylene chloride, a harmful chemical found in paint thinners ... working with all EPA staff in support of sound ...