EPA bans chemicals used in dry cleaning that cause cancer
The Environmental Protection Agency banned two chemicals from solvents known to cause cancer in dry cleaning as well as arts and crafts products. Researchers find AI-related emissions may soon rival that of all the cars in California and cause asthma deaths to spike.
The money will go to the state’s transportation department, cities and school districts to buy 480 zero-emission vehicles.
EPA's new rules limit TCE and PCE, linked to cancer, in household and commercial products, impacting industries and groundwater safety.
River conservation group Amigos Bravos filed a petition in 2014 alleging stormwater discharges were violating water quality standards.
After picking a loyalist to lead the agency, the Trump transition team is expected to prioritize institutional knowledge for ...
The Environmental Protection Agency bans TCE and PCE to protect public health and the environment. Learn about the risks and ...
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This week, the Environmental Protection Agency moved to largely ban the use of trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene, ...
President Biden's Environmental Protection Agency enforcement report reveals increased penalties for polluters, including the ...
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