Interior Celebrates 10 Years of Urban Water Conservation

Looks to protect 30% of waterways in the next ten years. On Tuesday, the Department of the Interior celebrated ten years of partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency…

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Supreme Court to Review Greenhouse Gas Regulations

 Power plants request the removal of regulations from two administrations ago. On Friday, the Supreme Court agreed to review a case where they struck down rollbacks of power…

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EPA Announces New Regulations on Toxic Chemicals

FDA and Defense Department to address PFAS in food and water supplies. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Monday that it would be rolling out a new…

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EPA Issues New Refrigerant Rules

Use of HFCs to be limited by 85% over the next 15 years. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Thursday that it would be placing new restrictions…

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Increased Heat Protections Proposed for Workers

President Biden jump-starts the rule-making process at OSHA. The U.S. has experienced extreme heat this summer with triple-digit temperatures killing hundreds in the Pacific Northwest and exposing outdoor…

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President Issues Stronger Emissions Rules

Executive order establishes goal for electric vehicles. On Thursday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order in which he sets a target for half of all new vehicles…

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EPA Advances Pesticide Safety Research

UC Davis receives $6 million in funding. On Tuesday, the Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP) announced that it had awarded $6 million…

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EPA-Approved Fracking Chemicals are Toxic

The chemicals can accumulate in the human body. The Environmental Protection Agency in 2011 approved the use of chemicals in fracking that can break down into toxic substances…

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EPA Looks to Phase Down Refrigerant

New rule stems from bipartisan 2020 legislation. The Environmental Protection Agency is preparing draft regulations that would sharply phase down gases used in air conditioning and refrigeration over…

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Nuclear Waste Leak Discovered by Energy Department

World War II era tank in Washington state a known hazard. An underground nuclear waste storage tank located in the state of Washington developed a leak. The Hanford…

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