The EPA celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which has improved water safety and public health for millions of Americans.
The EPA is launching studies to evaluate PFAS wastewater discharges in key industries to inform future regulations and protect water quality.
The EPA reported its strongest enforcement results since 2017, including $1.7 billion in penalties and 1,851 civil cases concluded.
The EPA has determined that the solvent 1,4-dioxane poses significant health risks and plans to implement measures managing these risks.
Using eco-friendly packing materials during a move reduces environmental impact and promotes sustainable practices.
The rule would reduce exposure to the harmful pesticide, boosting public health protection.
Twelve products were recognized as winners for their environmental innovations and contributions.
The EPA is proposing stricter NOx emission limits for stationary combustion turbines to reduce harmful pollution and protect public health.
The EPA’s latest report highlights record-high fuel economy and record-low vehicle CO2 emissions in model year 2023 vehicles.
The Hopi Tribe and federal agencies have resolved drinking water issues, ensuring safe arsenic-compliant water for 6,400 residents through a $25 million infrastructure project.
The EPA has made significant progress in recycling infrastructure and waste reduction, supported by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and community-focused grants.
Practical reuse initiatives in the workplace can significantly reduce waste and generate cost savings.
The rule imposes fees on excessive methane emissions in the oil and gas sector, promoting reductions aligned with climate goals.
Nature-based solutions use ecosystem services to tackle environmental challenges, offering a sustainable path to resilience and biodiversity.
The funding aims to conserve private forestlands, strengthen rural economies, protect ecosystems and enhance public access.
The funding aims to address critical challenges such as PFAS contamination and waste management.
The EPA has introduced stricter standards for lead paint dust in homes and childcare facilities to protect children's health, particularly in vulnerable communities.
Experts urge moving away from short-term “fixes” that only worsen the lake’s condition over time, instead advocating for a holistic, science-based strategy that tackles the underlying causes of lake health to revitalize the entire ecosystem.
Master the essential tips for safely storing hazardous materials to protect your space and avoid costly accidents.
The grants aim to help communities in the Mid-Atlantic region tackle environmental justice challenges.