US Supreme Court Reins in EPA Power to Police Water Pollution Discharge
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to the Environmental Protection Agency in a ruling on Tuesday involving a wastewater treatment facility owned by the city of San Francisco that could make it harder for regulators to police water pollution.
Two Trump nominees to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's deregulatory efforts are expected to face questions at ...
A letter to the EPA from Climate United Fund said the group has not been able to use its bank account and argued that a ...
A $7 billion US government grant program for solar energy has been unfrozen by the Environmental Protection Agency following ...
The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is at the center of a fight between the Trump administration and environmental groups ...
The plan may conflict with the new HHS head, RFK Jr., who helped sue Monsanto over lack of sufficient health warnings.
Administrator Lee Zeldin says he can slash spending by “tens of billions of dollars,” but EPA won't share where those numbers ...
Through an email to the Morning Journal, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency identified the “other chemicals” recently ...
While career prosecutors in two U.S. attorney offices and a U.S. judge balked at a court-ordered freeze, Citibank has locked ...
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