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• Growing Food Instead of Lawns in California Front Yards
• In Climate Fight, Scientists Tinker With Bacteria to Replace Corn Fertilizer
• Inside the Effort to Change How Seeds Grow
• Bumblebee Queens Prefer to Live in a Toxic Home
• 5 Takeaways From Our Reporting on Toxic Sludge Fertilizer
• Something’s Poisoning America’s Land. Farmers Fear ‘Forever’ Chemicals.
• The Owners of an Iowa Hog Farm Are Switching to Mushrooms
• An Australian Start-Up Hopes to Slow Climate Change With an Unusual Approach
• E.P.A. Pulls Pesticide Dacthal From the Market Over Health Concerns
• EPA Begins Oversight of Cleanup at Amphenol/Franklin Power Products Site in Franklin, Indiana
• EPA and U.S. Army Announce Joint Sampling Project to Identify PFAS Contamination Near Army Installations
• EPA to Complete Major Phase of Cleanup at Former Unimatic Manufacturing Corp. Building
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $325 Million in Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $4.3 Billion in Grants for Community-Driven Solutions to Cut Climate Pollution Across America
• EPA Announces Nearly $200 Million  to Minnesota for Community-Driven Solutions to Cut Climate Pollution  
• Biden-Harris Administration announces $49.7 million for community-driven solutions to cut climate pollution across Montana
• EPA Announces $3 Million for Community-Driven Solutions to Cut Climate Pollution Across the Hudson Valley in New York
• EPA Seeks Community Input on Proposed Cleanup Plan for Eighteen Mile Creek Superfund Site in Niagara County, NY
• Investing in Montague: EPA celebrates $5 million Brownfields grant for revitalization efforts
• Alabama to benefit from $20,832,304 grant funding by Biden-Harris Administration to support clean U.S. manufacturing of construction materials
• EPA Begins Public Comment Period for Updated Cleanup Plan at the Wisconsin Public Service Corp. Site in Marinette 
• EPA Region 6 Announces Oklahoma Teacher as Winner of the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
• EPA settlement with Hi-Noon Petroleum resolves gasoline spill to creek in Yellowstone NP 
• Deadline for public input extended for EPA’s proposed cleanup plan for the Collins & Aikman Plant (former) Superfund Site 
• EPA Announces New, Earlier Protections for People from Pesticide Spray Drift
• EPA Invites Public Comment on Review that Shows Progress and Need for More Data After Historic Hudson River PCB Cleanup
• EPA Selects Two Minnesota Organizations to Receive Almost $200,000 to Support Educational Projects
• EPA Issues Cleanup Plan for Shaffer Equipment Superfund Site in Minden, West Virginia
• EPA Selects Educational Organizations to Receive Over $3.6 million to Support Environmental Projects Nationwide
• Public input sought at meeting to update community on EPA’s cleanup plan at the Collins & Aikman Plant (former) Superfund Site
• EPA Fines Two Oahu Nurseries over Federal Worker Protection Standard Violations
• EPA, Department of Justice sue Lower Yakima Valley dairies for manure practices endangering neighboring well-users
• Public input sought for proposed prospective purchaser agreement to redevelop the Olin Eames Street Property in Wilmington, Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration announces $22.4 million to protect and restore Chesapeake Bay through Investing in America agenda
• EPA Recommends that People in the Great Lakes Region Prepare Now to Avoid Potential Exposure this Summer to Wildfire Smoke
• EPA announces New England’s winners of Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educator and the President’s Environmental Youth Award
• EPA Issues Final Update on Cleanup Plan for Woodbrook Road Dump Superfund Site in New Jersey
• EPA Marks National Pollinator Week, Emphasizing Commitment to Protecting Pollinators
• EPA Region 7 Invites Public to Attend Community Meetings About Omaha Lead Superfund Site in Downtown Omaha, Nebraska
• United States Files Court Settlement for Reimbursement of Costs at Findett Corp. Superfund Site in St. Charles, Missouri
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces National Strategy to Reduce Food Loss and Waste and Recycle Organics
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces National Strategy to Reduce Food Loss and Waste and Recycle Organics  
• The Environmental Protection Agency announces a public comment period for the Anniston PCB Site Operable Unit 4 Proposed Plan
• EPA proposes update to cleanup plan for Durham Meadows Superfund Site in Durham, Conn.
• EPA celebrates nearly $35 million in EPA Brownfield Grants for Massachusetts
• New York State High School Student Wins EPA’s 2024 Patrick H. Hurd Award for Eco-Friendly Textile Dyes
• Summer Season Reminder About Woonasquatucket River “Do’s and Don’ts”
• EPA Proposes Requirements to Protect Workers and Consumers from Exposure to Toxic Solvent N-Methylpyrrolidone
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $11,030,000 for Arkansas Schools to Purchase Clean School Buses as Part of the Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $3,150,770 in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in South Carolina
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $8,387,710 in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Florida
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $5,500,000 in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Georgia
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $7,830,500 in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Alabama
• Climate Change Is Taking a Toll on Mites and Springtails, a New Analysis Finds
• United States Reaches Over $310 Million Settlement with Norfolk Southern to Address Harms Caused by East Palestine Train Derailment
• EPA Region 7 Celebrates Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding in York, Nebraska
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $5.5 Million in Brownfield Grants to Houston Land Bank Through Investing in America Agenda
• EPA Announces Two Awards Totaling $2 Million to Santo Domingo Pueblo for Waste Management
• EPA and U.S. Bureau Of Indian Affairs Agree on Cleanup Plan for Tuba City Dump
• EPA settles with Massachusetts solar company for Construction General Permit violations
• EPA awards over $3.2 million for cleanup and redevelopment projects in Northglenn and Lakewood, Colo.
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $300 Million in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities
• EPA Announces $9M in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Oregon
• EPA Announces More Than $6 Million in Brownfield Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Michigan
• Biden-Harris Administration announces nearly $6.4 million in Brownfield Grants to rehabilitate and revitalize communities in Vermont through Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $500K in Brownfields Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Nebraska
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1.5M in Brownfields Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Kansas
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $8.4M in Brownfields Grants Through Investing in America Agenda to Rehabilitate and Revitalize Communities in Iowa
• EPA awards $1 million for cleanup and redevelopment projects in Spanish Fork and Murray, Utah 
• EPA, DEQ, Panhandle Health celebrate 50 years of protecting children from lead poisoning
• Court Approves EPA Settlement Requiring Payment of Response Costs at Missouri Electric Works Superfund Site in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
• EPA completes removal of over 100,000 cubic yards of contamination at the Raymark Superfund Site
• EPA Settlement Sets Stage for $2.4 Million Cleanup at Olean Well Field Superfund Site in Olean, New York
• EPA, Congresswoman Wexton host event recognizing progress in accelerated cleanup, new waterline at Hidden Lane
• EPA, DEQ, Panhandle Health to celebrate 50 years of protecting children from lead poisoning
• New EPA Survey Highlights Wastewater Infrastructure Needs to Protect Waterbodies in Communities Across the Country
• EPA and New York State Breaks Ground on Project to Ensure Clean Drinking Water for Hicksville, N.Y. Households
• EPA and New York State Break Ground on Project to Ensure Clean Drinking Water for Hicksville, N.Y. Households
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1,169,000 in Available Grants to Upgrade Stormwater and Sewer Infrastructure in Florida
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $606,000 in Available Grants to Upgrade Stormwater and Sewer Infrastructure in Georgia
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $411,000 in Available Grants to Upgrade Stormwater and Sewer Infrastructure in Alabama
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $327,000 in Available Grants to Upgrade Stormwater and Sewer Infrastructure in South Carolina
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $41 million in Available Grants to Upgrade Stormwater and Sewer Infrastructure
• Forest Restoration Is Creating a Buzz in the Amazon
• EPA Announces Start of Cleanup at the Velsicol Burn Pit Superfund Site in St. Louis, Michigan 
• EPA, CalEPA Release Plan for Joint Enforcement Work to Protect California Communities Overburdened by Pollution
• EPA signs agreement for cleanup of the Bradford Island National Priorities List site
• Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes Critical Rule to Clean up PFAS Contamination to Protect Public Health
• Drought Pushes Millions Into ‘Acute Hunger’ in Southern Africa
• $15 million construction project for the Commerce Street Plume Superfund Site slated to start this summer
• EPA Extends Public Comment Period on Plan to Address Contamination at the Meeker Avenue Plume Superfund Site in Brooklyn
• EPA and State of New Jersey Propose Settlement that will provide nearly $19 million for the Riverside Industrial Park Superfund Site in Newark, New Jersey
• EPA Announces $84 Million Great Lakes Cleanup Project in Rouge River Near Detroit to Begin in April
• EPA Approves Plan to Remove PCB Contamination at the North Austin Community Center in Chicago
• EPA Proposes Plan to Address Contamination in Buildings at the Meeker Avenue Plume Superfund Site in Brooklyn
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• EPA to Resume Removal of Lead-Contaminated Soil at Residences Near Former Battery Factory in Logansport, Indiana
• EPA warns farmworkers about risks of Dacthal
• The Last Coal-Fired Power Plants in New England Are to Close
• Gulf of Mexico Alliance receives EPA funding for water quality improvement in Louisiana
• They Grow Your Berries and Peaches, but Often Lack One Item: Insurance
• EPA Honors 2024 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year Award Winner in Kansas
• EPA Begins Contaminated Soil Cleanup at Belanger Park in River Rouge, Michigan
• EPA issues PFAS test order as part of National Testing Strategy
• Statement by EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan on National Agriculture Day
• EPA digs into Charlottesville Urban Garden during National Agriculture Week
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants of 2023
• EPA Finalizes Cleanup Plan for The Battery Recycling Company Superfund Site in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
• EPA announces most energy-efficient manufacturing plants of 2023
• EPA to test for soil contamination near U.S. Fireworks site in Memphis, Tennessee and host Open House for residents
• Biden-Harris Administration announces latest action to better protect communities from treatment of waste explosives
• Public meeting scheduled to update community on status of Scovill Industrial Landfill Superfund Site in Waterbury, Conn.
• EPA settlement with Haifa North America in Altamonte Springs, Florida resolves alleged TSCA reporting violations
• EPA Region 10 enforcement actions in 2023 
• EPA Adds Louisiana Superfund Site to the National Priorities List
• EPA Adds Berks County, PA Site to Superfund National Priorities List
• EPA announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds for cleanup at Post & Lumber Preserving Co. Inc. Superfund site in Quincy, Fla.
• EPA proposes adding the Upper Columbia River, WA to Superfund List
• Landowner to pay $10,000 for Clean Water Act violations in Central, Alaska
• EPA Adds Sites to the Superfund National Priorities List in Illinois, Iowa, Navajo Nation, Louisiana and Pennsylvania
• EPA Proposes to Add Afterthought Mine in Shasta County, Calif. to Superfund National Priorities List
• EPA to Hold Public Meeting to Discuss Soil Sampling Efforts at the Town of Pines Superfund Site in Indiana
• EPA announces additional $11.5M for Superfund site in Oregon
• EPA Plans Sampling for Cleanup of Residential Areas at the Iron King Mine – Humboldt Smelter Superfund Site
• EPA Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds for Cleanup at Scorpio Recycling Superfund Site in Puerto Rico
• EPA announces cleanup will begin at the Asarco Taylor Springs Superfund site in Illinois as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $1 billion to start new cleanup projects and continue work at 100 Superfund sites across the country
• EPA announces cleanup will begin at the Velsicol Chemical Corporation in Michigan as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• $40 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding announced for East Helena yard cleanups
• EPA Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds for Cleanups at Two Superfund Sites in New York
• EPA Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds for Cleanups at Three Superfund Sites in New Jersey
• Biden-Harris Administration announces additional funds for cleanup of Standard Chlorine Superfund Site in New Castle County, Delaware, as part of President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces new cleanup projects in Pennsylvania as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA announces new cleanup projects in California as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA announces cleanup will begin at the East Troy Contaminated Aquifer Superfund site in Ohio as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA Announces New Cleanup Projects in Kansas as Part of Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America Agenda
• EPA Deletes Portion of Universal Oil Products Superfund Site from the National Priorities List
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $42M for Montana water infrastructure upgrades  
• EPA Proposes to Remove Three of the Last Four Properties at the South Minneapolis Residential Soil Contamination Superfund Site from Superfund List
• Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine Removed from EPA Superfund List
• Biden-Harris Administration expands EPA program to bring wastewater sanitation services to 150 more underserved communities across Rural America
• EPA and New England Aquarium spotlight the sunken treasure of Blue Carbon in climate resilience
• EPA and Partners to Host Open House on Milwaukee Floodplains Cleanup
• Southern California Braces for Potential Mudslides Even as Rains Slow
• EPA Announces Settlement with Mosaic Fertilizer for Alleged Chemical Accident Prevention Violations at St. James, La., Facility
• EPA to Host Turner Station Community Meeting to Share Information on Efforts to Improve Sparrows Point and Bear Creek
• EPA Issues Explanation of Significant Differences for PCE Southeast Contamination Superfund Site in York, Nebraska
• EPA Works to Address Dioxin Contamination in Benton, La.
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Steps to Protect Communities from PFAS and Other Emerging Chemicals of Concern
• EPA Announces Plan to Clean Up Storm Sewer System at Ten-Mile Drain Superfund Site in St. Clair Shores, Michigan
• EPA moving forward with additional cleanup of residential yards in East Helena
• EPA Approves Permits to Begin Construction of Wabash Carbon Services Underground Injection Wells in Indiana’s Vermillion and Vigo Counties
• A ‘Revolutionary’ Way to Feed the World That’s Very Old
• Southside Chattanooga Lead Site press event showcases cleanup progress through Bipartisan Infrastructure Law investment
• MEDIA ADVISORY: EPA to highlight over $56 million in BIL funding for Southside Chattanooga Lead Site cleanup at press event
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites (Butte, Montana)
• EPA Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites in Region 7
• Swinerton Builders Reaches Agreement to Address Clean Water Act Violations and Offset Environmental Harm at Solar Farm Construction Sites in Alabama, Idaho and Illinois
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites
• Biden-Harris Administration Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites
• One Way to Stay Safe in a Storm: Take Care Around Trees
• JBS, the World’s Biggest Meatpacker, Faces Millions in Environmental Damages
• In Real vs. Fake Christmas Tree Debate: Consider the Wildlife
• What It Takes to Save the Axolotl
• Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Farm Gets Federal Approval
• Why Olive Oil Is So Expensive Right Now
• Meet the Climate-Defying Fruits and Vegetables in Your Future
• EPA Selects Three Alaska Native Corporations for $2.5 Million to Assess and Clean Up Legacy Contamination on ANCSA Conveyed Lands
• EPA Selects a Cleanup Plan for New Hampshire Plating Company Superfund Site, Merrimack, N.H.
• EPA Extends Public Comment Period on Proposed Cleanup Plan for Battery Recycling Company Superfund Site in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
• U.S. EPA begins hazardous material removal work in Lahaina Today
• EPA Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Amendment to Consent Decree for Allied Paper, Inc./Portage Creek/Kalamazoo River Superfund Site in Kalamazoo, Michigan
• Statement from EPA Regional Administrator KC Becker: EPA opens additional Butte Superfund meetings for public observation in latest step to enhance transparency
• EPA announces agreement with prospective purchaser of the former plant at the Mississippi Phosphates Corporation Superfund Site in Pascagoula, Mississippi
• EPA and Hershey together commit $2 Million to Land O’Lakes Member Dairy Farms in PA
• Atlantic Richfield Company Agrees to $2.2 Million Cleanup at ACM Smelter and Refinery Superfund Site in Montana 
• EPA deletes portion of Anaconda Superfund site in Montana from National Priorities List
• EPA deletes portion of Eagle Mine Superfund site in Colorado from National Priorities List
• Statement from EPA Regional Administrator KC Becker on the Butte Priority Soils Superfund site
• EPA Invites Public Input on Proposed Cleanup Plan for Lehigh Valley Railroad Superfund Site in Genesee County, New York
• EPA proposes beneficial use of Onsite Material at portion of the Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site in Montana
• EPA Proposes to Remove Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Superfund Site in Kittery, Maine from Superfund List
• U.S. EPA Completes Typhoon Mawar Recovery Mission Assignments in Guam
• EPA removing portion of Jackson Ceramix Site from list of nation’s most contaminated sites
• EPA Removes Part of Aircraft Components Inc. Site in Benton Harbor, Michigan, from Superfund List
• EPA Invites Public Input on Proposed Cleanup Plan for Battery Recycling Company Superfund Site in Arecibo, Puerto Rico
• EPA Selects Four Educational Organizations in New England to Receive Funding to Support Environmental Projects
• EPA to begin additional cleanup at CTS Superfund Site in Asheville, North Carolina
• EPA Extends Public Comment Period on Re-evaluation of the Cleanup Plan for Woodbrook Road Dump Superfund Site
• National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Releases Peer Review Report of Draft IRIS Formaldehyde Assessment
• “Blue Carbon Reservoirs from Maine to Long Island NY” Report is now available
• EPA Finalizes Cleanup Plan to Address Newly Discovered Contamination at the Matlack Inc. Superfund Site in NJ
• EPA Seeks Comments on Raymark Industries, Inc. Superfund Site Proposed Cleanup Plan for Shore Road Area in Stratford
• EPA Awards $1.3M in Research Funding to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to Develop Nanosensors to Detect Pesticides and Mitigate Their Harmful Impacts
• EPA Posts Pesticide Incident Data Publicly
• EPA Seeks Public Input on Plan to Address Contaminated Soil at the Olean Well Field Superfund Site in Cattaraugus County, New York
• EE. UU. impone una multa de USD 650 000 a una instalación de North Kingstown, R.I., por infracciones a las leyes de prevención de accidentes con sustancias químicas
• U.S. Fines North Kingstown, R.I.-Based Facility $650,000 for Chemical Accident Prevention Violations
• EPA Celebrates Historic Funding and Partnership as it Directs $14 Million in Grants to PA for Farmers’ Conservation Efforts, Chesapeake Bay Restoration Goals
• EPA Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Grant to Southwest Environmental Finance Center at Univ. of New Mexico to Help Communities Access Funds for Infrastructure Projects
• EPA and Congresswomen Valerie Foushee highlight $7 billion Solar for All grant competition at a North Carolina press event
• EPA and Congresswoman Valerie Foushee highlight $7 billion Solar for All grant competition at a North Carolina press event
• The Economic Fallout From Extreme Heat Will Rise Over Time
• EPA Seeks Public Input on Re-evaluation of the Cleanup Plan for Woodbrook Road Dump Superfund Site
• Biden-Harris Administration Proposes to Strengthen Lead Paint Standards to Protect Against Childhood Lead Exposure
• EPA Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz Statement on Bay Settlement
• La administración Biden-Harris propone fortalecer las normas de pintura con plomo para proteger contra la exposición infantil al plomo
• Agriculture Dept. to Invest $300 Million to Measure Greenhouse Emissions
• United States Announces Settlement with J.R. Simplot to Improve Hazardous Waste Management and Reduce Emissions at Idaho Facility
• Butte’s Superfund Site in Focus: EPA leadership meets with key stakeholders to tackle Butte Superfund challenges
• EPA grants $5.6 million to Alaska to inventory drinking water service lines for lead in nearly 270 tribal and small disadvantaged communities  
• Michigan, a Climate Laggard, Plans to Catch Up, Fast
• Long-Polluted Site in Trenton, New Jersey Project Slated to Get Nearly $2 Million for Cleanup
• EPA and Senator Carper join DNREC for visit to Standard Chlorine Superfund Site in New Castle, DE
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Keddy Mill Superfund Site Superfund Site in Windham, Maine
• EPA joins Mayor Hancock to award over $1 million for revitalization of contaminated riverfront property in Denver’s Sun Valley neighborhood 
• EPA Continues to Oversee the Groundwater Investigation at the Industrial Excess Landfill Superfund Site in Uniontown, Ohio
• EPA Marks National Pollinator Week by Proposing Protections for 27 of the Most Vulnerable Endangered Species, Including Some Pollinators, from Pesticides
• EPA Announces $1.5 Million for Brownfield Sites in Dallas, Texas
• EPA Seeks Public Comment to Update Proposed Soil Cleanup Plan for Lammers Barrel Superfund Site in Beavercreek, Ohio
• How South Korean Food Waste Is Turned Into Feed, Fuel or Fertilizer
• Hecla Mining Company penalized $143,000 for hazardous waste management violations at Greens Creek Silver Mine in Southeast Alaska
• EPA Announces the Sixth Annual Federal Facility Excellence in Site Reuse Award Winners
• Camden, New Jersey Project Slated to Get $1 Million from EPA for Cleanup of Brownfield Site
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $7.2M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in New Hampshire
• EPA’s final cleanup plan for the Hegeler Zinc Superfund site in Vermilion County, Illinois is now available
• EPA to Start Field Work at Tremont City Barrel Fill Superfund Site in German Township, Ohio
• EPA Finalizes Consent Order for Safe Defueling and Closure of Navy’s Red Hill Fuel Facility
• EPA, Oklahoma Officials Celebrate Agriculture Community’s Contributions to Public Health and Environmental Protection
• EPA seeks public comment on proposed cleanup plan for the Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co. Superfund site in LaSalle, Illinois
• EPA Invites Public Input on Plan to Clean Up Contaminated Soil at CPS/Madison Superfund Site in Old Bridge, NJ
• EPA begins sediment cleanup at Little Scioto River Superfund site in Marion Township, Ohio
• Comments Sought on Proposed Interim Groundwater Cleanup Plan at New Hampshire Plating Company Superfund Site, Merrimack, N.H.
• EPA awards nearly $1.5M for property assessment, cleanup and revitalization in Magna and Salt Lake City  
• EPA awards $500,000 to San Miguel County, Colorado, to clean up and revitalize properties in Norwood, Telluride and Ophir  
• Saving Rice in the Era of Global Warming
• EPA Awards Nearly $2.5M for Research to Assess Perchlorate after Firework Events
• EPA Announces Completion of Groundwater Treatment Plant at Chem Fab Superfund Site in Doylestown, Pennsylvania
• EPA Region 7, Iowa State University, and University of Iowa Announce Anaerobic Digestion on the Farm Conference
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Amcast Industrial Corp. Superfund Site in Cedarburg, Wisconsin
• EPA Launches Interactive Map of Sea Level Rise Around Hazardous Waste Sites Along the U.S. Coastline to Help Facilities and Communities Become More Resilient to Climate Change
• Cleanup Operations at Oil Discharge Scene Near Washington, Kansas, Shift to Restoration
• EPA and State of New Jersey Propose Settlement with Bank of America for Monmouth County, NJ Superfund Site Cleanup
• EPA Announces $48 Million Settlement for Cleanup of the Olin Chemical Superfund Site in Wilmington, Massachusetts
• EPA Announces Phase 2 Winners of the Environmental Justice Video Challenge for Students
• Floods and Landslides Kill More Than 120 in Rwanda
• Cleanup at Zone 1 of the USS Lead Superfund Site in East Chicago, Indiana Begins this Summer
• EPA Celebrates Career Training, Job Opportunities With 20 Superfund Job Training Initiative Graduates in Omaha, Nebraska
• Meet the Climate Hackers of Malawi
• EPA Celebrates the 2023 Winners of the Presidential Environmental Youth and Educator Awards in Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina
• Two Rhode Island teachers receive EPA’s 2023 Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
• EPA Will Hold Virtual Community “Coffee and Chat” Sessions on the Olin Chemical Superfund Site in Wilmington, Mass.
• EPA to Discuss Soil Sampling and Lead Cleanup for Jacobsville Neighborhood Superfund Site in Evansville, Indiana
• Earth Day Recognized at Truly Living Well Center for Urban Agriculture
• EPA Recognizes Ohio Educator with 2023 Presidential Innovation Award
• MEDIA ADVISORY: EPA, USDA and the City of Atlanta to Recognize Earth Day at Community Engagement Event on Urban Farm
• EPA Fines Two Companies for Clean Water Violations at Hotel Construction Site in Luquillo, Puerto Rico
• EPA Selects University of Washington and Willamette Partnership to Serve as Technical Assistance Centers to Help Communities Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• EPA Outlines Expedited Efforts to Investigate and Address Contamination at Lower Neponset River Superfund Site
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Nucor Steel Facility in Marion, Ohio
• EPA Awards Nearly $1.5M in Research Grants to Reduce U.S. Household Food Waste
• EPA Awards Nearly $1.5M in Research Grants to Reduce U.S. Household Food Waste
• EPA Highlights Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding for Cleanup of Legacy Contamination in Ottawa, Illinois
• EPA and Justice Department File Complaint Against Norfolk Southern Railway Company for Unlawful Discharge of Pollutants and Hazardous Substances in East Palestine Derailment
• EPA Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Cleanup Plan for Chemring Building at Ellsworth Industrial Park Site in Downers Grove, Illinois
• EPA and Congressman McGovern celebrate progress and additional funding for Nyanza Superfund Site
• EPA Continues Oversight of Cleanup Operations Performed by TC Energy Near Washington, Kansas
• EPA Agreement Requires Guanica-Caribe Land Development Corp. to Remove Contaminated Soil From Properties at Ochoa Fertilizer Co. Superfund Site in Puerto Rico
• Acuerdo de la EPA exige que Guánica-Caribe Land Development Corp. elimine terrenos contaminados de las propiedades de Superfundo de Ochoa Fertilizer Co. en Puerto Rico
• EPA Seeks Public Input on Proposed Plan to Address Newly Discovered Contamination at the Matlack Inc. Superfund Site in NJ
• EPA and DOE Honor 2023 ENERGY STAR® Partners of the Year Award Winners
• A Sting Operation to Save Elephants, With No Stings
• EPA Proposes the Federated Metals Corp. Whiting Site in Hammond, Indiana to be Added to the Superfund National Priorities List to Protect Public Health from Contamination
• EPA Announces Final Decision on Cleanup for Amphenol/Franklin Power Products Site in Franklin, Indiana
• BNSF Swinomish Channel Derailment UNIFIED COMMAND
• Aerial Application to Restore Vegetation at Superfund Site Occuring on Blue Mountain
• Dutch Pro-Farmer Party Sweeps Elections, Upsetting the Status Quo
• Settlement Agreement Reimburses Taxpayers for Cost of Removing Hazards at Bristol, Conn. Cleanup Site
• EPA Announces Accelerated Action on Four Organophosphate Pesticides Based on Updated Exposure Assessments
• EPA Announces Accelerated Action on Four Organophosphate Pesticides Based on Updated Exposure Assessments
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for the Iron King Mine-Humboldt Smelter Superfund Site
• EPA Requires Norfolk Southern to Sample for Dioxins in East Palestine
• EPA Deletes Part of Wauconda Sand & Gravel Superfund Site in Illinois from NPL
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in South Carolina
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants of 2022
• EPA Region 4 Announces March 21st Virtual Listening Session on PFAS Strategic Roadmap
• EPA proposes deleting part of Aircraft Components, Inc. (D&L Sales) Superfund site in Benton Harbor, Michigan from NPL
• EPA announces nearly $4 million in grant funding to research cumulative health impacts of climate change in underserved communities in Alaska and Washington
• EPA Orders Union Pacific to Assess Contamination in Houston’s Greater Fifth Ward Neighborhood
• EPA Orders Norfolk Southern to Conduct All Cleanup Actions Associated with the East Palestine Train Derailment
• EPA Proposes Rule to Protect Farmworkers and Pesticide Handlers from Exposures
• EPA Directs Ameren to Conduct Additional Cleanup Work to Address Elm Point Wellfield Contamination
• EPA Region 8 announces March 8 Virtual Listening Session on Strategic Roadmap for PFAS contaminants
• Anaconda, Montana now thriving after more than three decades of clean-up efforts by EPA, State, businesses, and the community
• EPA Regional Administrator and USDA Leadership Co-Host Roundtable Discussion with Underserved and Underrepresented Producers
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $75 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Pennsylvania
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $19 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Connecticut
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Additional $1B in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds to Start New Cleanup Projects and Expedite On-going Cleanup Work Across the Country
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Indianapolis
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding Will Expedite Cleanups at Three Superfund Sites in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in North Carolina
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Florida
• EPA Announces New Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Superfund Cleanup Projects in Pennsylvania
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Projects in Kansas
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Illinois
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Missouri
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Vermont
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Georgia
• General Motor’s Superfund Site in Massena, New York Will Receive Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds to Continue Cleanup
• EPA Announces Funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) to Boost Cleanup of Hidden Lane Landfill
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Funding for Cleanup in Nevada
• EPA Identifies Ameren Huster Road Substation as Source of Elm Point Wellfield Contamination in St. Charles, Missouri
• EPA and HUD Officials Present Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert with $34.3M to Protect Children from Lead at Homes in City
• How Do Heavy Metals Like Lead Get in Baby Food?
• Two Organizations in California Receive EPA Grants to Combat Food Waste, Climate Change
• EPA Begins Demolition at Lane Plating Superfund Site in Dallas Texas
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Sulphur Bank Mercury Mine Superfund Site in Lake County, Calif.
• EPA Proposes Settlement to Protect Sacramento River Endangered Species
• EPA and TC Oil Pipeline Operations Inc. Enter Into Agreement to Clean Up Oil Discharge From Pipeline Rupture Near Washington, Kansas
• EPA provides research funds to Colorado Small Businesses to develop technologies for wastewater reuse and microplastic identification
• EPA Region 7 Encourages Radon Testing During National Radon Action Month
• EPA Awards Research Funding to 25 Small Businesses to Develop Environmental Technologies
• EPA Awards Research Funding to 25 Small Businesses to Develop Environmental Technologies
• EPA proposes consent order on safe closure of Navy’s Red Hill Fuel Facility
• Bellevue, Nebraska, Site Added to Superfund National Priorities List
• EPA Adds Hercules Inc. Site in Hattiesburg, Mississippi to the Superfund National Priorities List to Clean Up Pollution and Protect Public Health
• EPA Adds Sites in Mississippi and Nebraska to the Superfund National Priorities List to Clean Up Pollution and Protect Public Health
• NEWS UPDATE #5: TC Energy Pipeline Rupture and Oil Discharge Near Washington, Kansas
• Federal settlement paves way for continued work at former Chlor-Alkali Facility Superfund Site
• EPA begins oversight of General Mills/Henkel Corp. Superfund site in Minneapolis; will host Superfund training and open house on Wednesday, December 14
• EPA awards New Jersey nearly $169 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for water infrastructure improvements
• EPA seeks public comment on proposed cleanup plan for Hegeler Zinc Superfund site in Vermilion County, Illinois
• French Police Guard Water as Seasonal Drought Intensifies
• EPA Awards $749,926 for Research Grants to the University of Houston
• EPA Awards $750,000 for Research Grants to Texas A&M University
• EPA Announces Selection of Members to Farm, Ranch, and Rural Communities Federal Advisory Committee
• EPA Announces Settlements to Resolve Clean Water Act Violations at Four Solar Farm Construction Sites in Alabama, Idaho and Illinois
• EPA Requests Public Comment on Proposed Cleanup at the Pierson’s Creek Superfund Site in Newark, New Jersey
• EPA Awards $7.7 Million for Research Grants to Improve Risk Assessment of Chemical Mixtures in the Environment
• EPA Announces Removal Action at the Lane Plating Superfund Site in Dallas, Texas
• EPA, MDE Lead Tour of Hagerstown Superfund Site
• He’s an Outspoken Defender of Meat. Industry Funds His Research, Files Show.
• EPA Unveils Historic National Lead Strategy in Omaha, Nebraska
• EPA Releases First-ever Agency-Wide Strategy to Reduce Lead Exposures and Disparities in U.S. Communities
• EPA Enforcement Actions in 2022 Help Protect Public Health and the Environment from Dangers of Lead Exposure
• EPA Opens Public Comment Period on Proposed Cleanup Plan at Former Radio Material Corp. Site in Attica, Indiana
• EPA awards $195,000 to Ohio University for project to reuse waste from food and brewery sectors
• EPA, EGLE to Continue Soil Cleanup at Velsicol Superfund Site in St. Louis, Michigan
• Final Cleanup Plan for Operable Unit 2 at Kerr-McGee Navassa Superfund Site to be Discussed at Community Meeting and Drop-In Information Session, October 18
• EPA Highlights $650,000 Brownfields Investment in Vernon
• EPA Awards Six Environmental Merit Awards to Rhode Island Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Massachusetts Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Maine Recipients
• EPA awards Food Lifeline $200,000 for project to reduce methane, food waste in South Seattle
• EPA Proposes Endangerment Finding for Lead Emissions from Aircraft Engines that Operate on Leaded Fuel
• Baltimore County Police cited by EPA for hazardous waste violations at firing range in Timonium, Md.
• EPA to Continue Soil and Groundwater Cleanup at the Cinnaminson Groundwater Contamination Superfund Site in NJ
• EPA Finalizes Cleanup Plan to Address Additional Contaminated Groundwater in the Olean Well Field Superfund Site in Cattaraugus County, New York
• EPA Confirms No Further Cleanup Needed at the Universal Oil Products Superfund Site in East Rutherford, New Jersey
• Atlantic Richfield Company Agrees to Complete Multi-Million Dollar Cleanup of the Anaconda Smelter Superfund Site
• EPA Amends Plan to Cleanup Groundwater at the Cosden Chemical Coatings Corp. Superfund Site in Beverly, NJ
• EPA Region 7 Awards $400K Check to Denison, Iowa, for Brownfields Grant
• Downpours From Ian Prompt Florida Treatment Plants to Release Waste
• EPA Announces Proposed Tower Standard Petroleum Site Corrective Action Will Not Affect Historic Lac du Flambeau Reservation Properties
• Unearthing a Maya Civilization That ‘Punched Above Its Weight’
• China’s Heat Wave Strains Its Economy
• The Future of Food
• In a Twist, Old Coal Plants Help Deliver Renewable Power. Here’s How.
• Italy Drought in Po River Basin Tightens Its Grip
• Meet the Peecyclers. Their Idea to Help Farmers Is No. 1.
• The Mango, India’s King of Fruits, Is a Victim of the Heat Wave
• Wastewater Recycling Sends Microplastics Back to Soil, Ocean
• 20 Percent of Reptiles Risk Extinction, From King Cobras to Geckos
• Amid Soaring Demand for Warehouses, an Effort to Make Them Greener
• Russian Blunders in Chernobyl: ‘They Came and Did Whatever They Wanted’
• What farmers found when they measured fresh produce left in the field
• Conflict and Climate Change Ravage Syria’s Agricultural Heartland
• The science of soil, the language of the land
• Biden Administration Approves Two California Solar Projects
• Why New York State Is Experiencing a Bitcoin Boom
• Climate Change Threatens Wine, and a Way of Life, in Jura
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Trump Rule Governing Water Pollution
• ‘The Worst Thing I Can Ever Remember’: How Drought Is Crushing Ranchers
• Important Updates on PFAS
• Biden Wants to Embrace Power Lines. Some Americans Disagree.
• Swiss Voters Reject Proposal to Ban Synthetic Pesticides
• Biden Opens California’s Coast to Wind Farms
• Blazes That Refuse to Die: ‘Zombie Fires’
• Florida Crisis Highlights a Nationwide Risk From Toxic Ponds
• Wyoming Coal Country Pivots, Reluctantly, to Wind Farms
• A Different Kind of Land Management: Let the Cows Stomp
• Oil Companies BP and Total Win Offshore Wind Leases in Britain
• Can Cannabis Farms Weather Wildfire Season?
• EPA Awards Arkansas Over $3.2 Million to Manage Water Pollution
• Scientists Destroyed a Nest of Murder Hornets. Here’s What They Learned.
• The Wolffish is Weird-Looking and Wonderful
• 5 Sensational Sea Snail Species
• Trump Pushes Gray Wolf off Endangered Species List
• EPA Finalizes Improvements to Pesticide Application Exclusion Zone Requirements
• Belching Cows and Endless Feedlots: Fixing Cattle’s Climate Issues
• EPA Approves Use of Phosphogypsum in Road Construction
• Protecting Our Planet’s Biodiversity
• A Salute to Salt Marshes
• ‘Kiss the Ground’ Review: Regenerating Hope for the Climate
• Aromatherapy in the Apiary Is What Bees Need
• Two-Time World Series Champion Hunter Pence Joins Team Ocean
• Shedding New Light on Microfiber Pollution
• Court Approves Consent Decree Allowing EPA to Move Forward with Butte Cleanup
• Florida’s Water Quality Crisis
• EPA and USDA Announce Competition to Advance Agricultural Sustainability in the United States
• The Dreaded Lanternbug, Scourge of Agriculture, Spreads in New Jersey
• Working with Miami’s Office of Resilience and Sustainability
• What’s Really at the Bottom of Our Ocean?
• Why are Mangroves Important?
• Global Warming Could Unlock Carbon From Tropical Soil
• Intense Arctic Wildfires Set a Pollution Record
• What Climate Change Means for Alaskan Shellfish Farming
• 6 Ways to Support Sustainable Fisheries From Home
• The Legacy of Florida’s Little River
• What the Wetlands Give Us
• Opinion: Farmers Deserve Support to Cope With Stress
• Fighting for Healthy Fisheries in a Time of Economic Crisis
• What is a Wetland?
• A Recap of Earth Day Virtual Cooking Demo with Centerplate and T-Mobile Park Executive Chef Taylor Park
• The Business of Burps: Scientists Smell Profit in Cow Emissions
• How Do We Measure Sustainability? Just One Word: Standards.
• How Fertilizers are Impacting Miami’s Waterways
• Down on the Farm That Harvests Metal From Plants
• EPA Announces First Two Nitrogenous Fertilizer Plants to Earn ENERGY STAR Certification
• Microplastics Problem Extends Beyond the Sea
• Damming the Lower Mekong, Devastating the Ways and Means of Life
• A Growing Presence on the Farm: Robots
• 3 Promising Water Quality Initiatives in Florida
• Marine Labs on the Water’s Edge Are Threatened by Climate Change
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Everything You Need to Know About Mangroves
• What India Looks Like When the Air Turns to Poison
• In the Amazon, Fires Steal Breath, but Smoke Smells of Money
• South Africa Reclassifies 33 Wild Species as Farm Animals
• Trump Administration Moves to Lift Protections for Fish and Divert Water to Farms
• Highly Radioactive Particles From Fukushima Mapped
• Thailand Shuttered a Notorious Tiger Zoo, but the Problem Has Only Gotten Worse
• In a Race Against the Sun, Growers Try to Outsmart Climate Change
• A Revolution in Brittany: Mayors Defy French State to Ban Pesticides
• A Disease is Ravaging Florida’s Coral Reefs
• Humans Dominated Earth Earlier Than Previously Thought
• Commemorating Swanson Occupation
• Defending the Indefensible: Grieg Seafood Invites Pamela Anderson to Revisit
• Alaska is on Fire
• First Nations Flotilla
• Empowering women and families to build healthy communities and a healthy planet
• Pamela Anderson and First Nations Board Salmon Farms in BC
• Four threats to manatees and mangroves in Florida – and how we can save them
• Can forensics save forests?
• Sea Shepherd, Pamela Anderson and Green MP Lead Wild Salmon Flotilla
• What’s the difference between climate change mitigation and adaptation?
• Grow Faster, Grow Stronger: Speed-Breeding Crops to Feed the Future
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• Q&A with Ocean Farmer and Author Bren Smith
• Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season
• US Fertilizer Plants Emit 100 Times the Methane Reported
• What is forest degradation and why is it bad for people and wildlife?
• California Agencies Partner to Advance Carbon Farming
• Microplastics are Blowing in the Wind—and Here’s Why That Matters
• A Wave of Ocean-Inspired Haiku
• How Much is That Coral in the Window?
• Five Ways Our Ocean Contributes to Freshwater Access, Or Lack Thereof
• Hawaii Gov. Declares Disaster for Vital Oahu Highway
• Here Come the RoboBees: Autonomous Flying Microrobots
• Exploring the natural world through the lens of a camera
• 2018: A Year in Stunning Conservation Photography
• The food industry likely won’t change because you’re buying organics. Here’s why.
• What Does Your Washing Machine Have to do with Microfibers?
• Estuaries, the Coastal Super Heroes
• Dishing the dirt on the secret life of soil
• Sustainable shrimp?
• Celebrating 30 Years of Responsible Care®
• An 83% decline of freshwater animals underscores the need to protect and restore freshwaters
• An 83% decline of freshwater animals underscores the need to keep rivers connected and flowing
• In a blow to wildlife, China lifts a ban on the use of tiger and rhino parts
• Celebrate Nanotechnology on National Nano Day
• Eerie animals?
• Eerie animals? Not so fast
• Hope for Wild Salmon and Orca as the Noose Tightens on Salmon Farms
• Training the Next Generation of Citizen Scientists in Queens, New York
• Suit Up: The Science Behind the International Coastal Cleanup
• In Mozambique, banning fishing leads to a bigger catch
• Seven unsung ecosystems we need to survive
• The Harmful Algal Blooms in Florida
• The next Dust Bowl? Great Plains grassland loss slows overall, but rises in South Dakota
• Sometimes Acidification Research Requires a Scrub Brush
• Salmon Farm Research Reveals Alarming Effects on BC’s Ecosystem
• WWF examines the loss of produce on farms and pathways to change
• Setting the record straight: Response to American Academy of Pediatrics report
• Cultivating sustainable livelihoods and environmental resiliency in Mozambique
• How many muscles does an elephant’s trunk have? And 6 other elephant facts
• Trump Ends Ban on Pesticides, GMOs on Wildlife Refuges
• BC Court Rules Salmon Farms Over Territorial Rights of First Nations
• Kui Buri National Park’s only female ranger shatters stereotypes
• Rare footage shows successful tiger breeding
• Baby Orca Death Could be Linked to Salmon Farm Virus
• EPA Finalizes Cleanup Plan for Casmalia Resources Superfund Site in Santa Barbara County
• Detained and Deflagged – World’s Largest Fish Factory Vessel Rendered Stateless
• From ocean to plate
• Water for nature, water for all
• The other Dicamba Story: Chemistry innovations that reduce the volatility potential of an extremely effective herbicide
• Sea Shepherd’s R/V Martin Sheen Cleared to Enter Canada
• 5 Reasons the Farm Bill Matters to Conservation
• Shucking and Plucking
• A Trashy Way to Go
• A small-scale farmer leads the way for big changes to rubber farming in Myanmar
• An illegal logger in Tanzania becomes a forest defender
• India Green News: India, France sign environment pact & more
• Mourning a Champion of Public Health
• Week 60: Trump Finds a Way to Make Tillerson Look Good. And Pompeo Is His Name-o.
• EPW’s New Bill of Old Attacks
• Dam Advocates “Pound the Table” at the CA Water Commission
• Are Appalachian Pipelines Being Built to Increase Exports?
• No Dodging the Energy Budget for Rick Perry This Time
• The Sordid Backstory Behind the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Decisions
• New Study Is First to Demonstrate That Biodiversity Inoculates Against Extinction
• Virginia Groundwater Needs Protection From Pipelines
• Across Mozambique and Tanzania, women show us how to improve communities and protect our planet
• Monarch Butterfly Numbers Remain Dangerously Low
• Is Closure of BC Central Coast Roe Fishery a Red Herring? #SayNotoROE
• 2017 Clean Energy By the Numbers: A State-by-State Look
• Monsanto Mouthpieces: House Science Committee, EPA, EU-EFSA
• Quebec’s Logging Plan Ignores Cree Call to Protect Broadback
• Will Canada See the Forest for the Trees?
• The Clean Power Plan and the Midwest’s Winds of Change
• G20 Countries’ Public Coal Financing Reaches Five-Year High
• Conservation on the move
• To Help the Wildlife in China, This Advocate Believes You Must Help the People First
• NRDC Supports Full Fracking Ban in the Delaware River Basin
• A Few Things About Wetlands that Might Surprise You
• What Does the CWC’s Review of Water Storage Projects Mean?
• 5 interesting facts about the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland
• 5 interesting facts about the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland
• Chemical Hazard Assessments Shouldn’t Be Polluter’s Prize
• NY Releases Master Plan to Grow Offshore Wind Power
• New Plan Maps Out Prime Locations for Offshore Wind in NY
• Can the Great Lakes Become Fishable, Drinkable, and Swimmable Again?
• Closing the Clean Power Gap
• The Secret Weapon to Healthier Soil
• Could Our Farms Become the World’s Great Untapped Carbon Sink?
• Trump’s Solar Tariffs Undermine Remarkable Industry Progress
• Strong Food Proposals in 2019 NY Budget!
• Nepal introduces a climate-smart plan to protect snow leopards
• Behind the Massive Upheavals at the EPA and Interior
• Pope’s Visit Highlights Gold Mining Problems—and Solutions
• Collaboration on Microfiber Pollution
• Controversial New Pipelines May Slice Through the Southeast
• Floods, Fires, and LA’s Future
• NJ Legislature Weighs-In on Clean Water: Governor is Up Next
• California Leaders: Pass Clean Energy and Water Bills Now
• Something Fishy: The Trouble with Atlantic Salmon in the Pacific Northwest
• Stocking a Kid-Friendly, Nontoxic Kitchen
• New Filtration Waiver Poses Challenges for NYC Water Supply
• A powerful industry denies science on livestock antibiotics*
• Three Trends That Should Make Environmentalists Hopeful About 2018
• How the Energy Grid Works
• Protecting progress in the Brazilian Amazon
• When It Rains, It Pours Raw Sewage into New York City’s Waterways
• Over 2 Million Puerto Ricans at Risk of Bacteria in Water
• Why We Need to Improve the Sex Lives of Mussels
• Animal Antibiotic Sales Finally Drop, But Much Work Remains
• The First Regional Ocean Plans: A One Year Review
• U.S. EPA Accelerates Progress at the BF Goodrich Superfund Site in Calvert City, Kentucky
• Climate Change May Bring Big Trouble to Big Bluestems (and the Cattle That Love Them)
• NRDC to EPA: Red Flags on Imidacloprid Health Risks
• How to Feed Hungry New Yorkers and Fight Climate Change
• Pipelines Ruin Farmland Across the Country
• This Thanksgiving, We’re Grateful for Healthy Oysters
• Top chefs take on food waste: A Q&A with Chef Dan Barber of “WASTED! The Story of Food Waste”
• Latin America Demonstrates Leadership at COP23
• Florida’s Endangered Key Deer Survived Hurricane Irma—but Their Future Is Stormy
• This Thanksgiving, Nashville Feeds the Hungry While It Starves the Landfill
• Toward Harmony between Humans, Tigers and Leopards in China
• Week 42: Our Air Is Too Clean?
• Virginia Water Board Can and Should Deny Pipeline Permits
• Keeping a Close Watch on China’s Climate Transition
• New WHO Guideline Offers Hope in Curbing Antibiotics
• Latin America Green News 10/30 – 11/05/2017
• Climate and Caribou: Canadian Boreal Protection Helps Both
• What’s the Big Deal About Big Chicken (or Big Pork)
• Boreal Clearcutting Undermines Canada’s Climate Leadership
• Canada’s Boreal Clearcutting Is a Climate Threat
• Wyoming’s Anti-Science Laws Get a Second Look
• Latin America Green News 10/23 – 10/29/2017
• Bad Senate Bill Would Clear the Way for Pipelines
• The Disgrace of Scott Pruitt
• EPA Releases Guidance on Reporting Air Emissions of Hazardous Substances from Animal Waste at Farms
• Saving the Cerrado, Brazil’s vital savanna
• Case Studies: Cutting Waste & Boosting Food Donation
• Medical Journals: Monsanto glyphosate in pee, bad for health
• Grassland songbird populations pressured by the plow
• Top Ten Concerns: Mountain Valley, Atlantic Coast Pipelines
• 5 Things You Should Know About the Marine Mammal Protection Act
• An Environmental Justice Advocate’s L.A. Story
• Latin America Green News 10/8 – 10/12/2017
• After a Half-Century, Tigers May Return to Kazakhstan
• EPA and States' Collective Efforts Lead to Regulatory Action on Dicamba
• How Fish Autopsies Help in the Fight Against the Invasive Asian Carp
• Keystone XL: Administration’s Flouting of Law Goes to Court
• Transforming the Grid Is Essential for a Safe Climate Future
• Resolving a Real-Life Rivalry Between Bears and Honeybees
• SF to Lift Veil of Secrecy on US Livestock Antibiotic Use
• Week 36: Scott Pruitt Can’t Hear You Anymore (Not That He Was Listening)
• Restaurant Chains Fail on Beef & Pork Antibiotics Policies
• Killing Coyotes with Cyanide? There Must Be a Better Way.
• The Effort to Replant the “Amazon of the South”
• CA Bills Aim to Relieve Doubt and Keep Good Food from Trash
• Cutting Emissions in Buildings Is Critical to Climate Fight
• Celebrating a Win for Seagrass in California
• Pathways to Clean Energy Can Support Jobs and Communities
• Breaking Discovery on New Impact Salmon Farms Have on the Wild
• Breaking Discovery on New Impact Salmon Farms Have on the Wild
• New York Stumbles in Finalizing Value-Based Solar Credits
• Toxic Chemical Industry and House Rs Attack on Science
• After 40 Years, Will GE Get a Pass for Polluting the Housatonic River?
• Week 31: I’ve Got Beef, with Scott Pruitt
• CA Chlorpyrifos Announcement Leaves Communities at Risk
• Climate Advisory Committee Trumped—but the Burden’s on You
• As Water Pollution Grows, Healthy Soil Comes to the Rescue
• WASTED: Second Edition of NRDC’s Landmark Food Waste Report
• To Pruitt EPA: See You and Your Illegal TSCA Rules in Court
• To Trump-Pruitt EPA: See Your Illegal TSCA rules in Court
• When a Rare Jaguar Attack Becomes a Conservation Opportunity
• Meet Jane Kleeb: One of Nebraska’s First and Fiercest KXL Opponents
• Farms on the Fringe: New Takes on America’s Farming Tradition
• Tighter Pollution Cap Could Get RGGI States $3.2B Extra
• WWF helps a mountain community protect forests and adapt to climate change
• The Border Wall Is Underway . . . Right in the Middle of a Wildlife Refuge
• This Harmful Pesticide Should Have Been Banned Years Ago. Now It Could Finally Happen.
• How Do You Save the Desert Tortoise? Lasers, Robots, and Bureaucracy.
• What is a wetland? And eight other wetland facts
• Government Agencies Fail to Take Water Safety Seriously
• Why Are G20 Governments Financing Coal Over Renewables?
• State Legislators Say Iowa Has Achieved Sustainable Farming (It Hasn’t) and Doesn’t Need More Research (It Does)
• Bipartisan Bill Aims to Accelerate Carbon Capture Deployment
• Filtration Decision Near for NYC’s Drinking Water Supply
• Attacks on Ocean Planning Continue in House of Representatives
• Trump Can’t Stop This: China, India, and Mexico Make Strides
• Floating Solar Farms Catch on in California
• Tell EPA Bees Can’t Wait – Neonic Pesticides Too Toxic
• Joining Forces for a Healthy Climate—and a Healthy Ocean
• Attention dust bunnies: You’re safe from BPA
• Misrule of Law: How Scott Pruitt Yanks Our Vital Safeguards
• Hey, Trump. Leave Our Clean Water Alone.
• Tending the Chemical-Free Yard
• A Force for Nature, and for New Mexico
• Supporting communities and forests in Laos
• A Rubber Stamp on Keystone XL? Good Luck Persuading These Nebraskans
• How Trump’s Budget Drains Drinking Water Protections
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 15
• Scott Pruitt Defends the Indefensible
• How Can Scott Pruitt Defend Drastic Cuts to EPA’s Budget?
• This Tiny Seabird’s Colossal Migration Is in Danger from All Sides
• Craft Brewers to EPA: Keep Protecting Clean Water
• Forests, Just Like the Ones Mother Nature Used to Make
• All in for Climate Action
• Mystery: What Happened to Billions of Baby Oysters
• Governor Sandoval: Sign AB 206, the RPS Increase
• Sanderson Farms: Spreading Deception & Antibiotic Resistance
• Can a Chlamydia Vaccine Save Koalas?
• The More You NOAA: Learning From (Dead) Whales
• Week 18: The Pope Gives Trump Some Science Homework
• Counting Albatrosses from Space
• Changing people and landscapes: Farida’s story
• In East Chicago, Knowing Your Soil Is Toxic Is Only Half the Battle
• Week 17: A Would-Be-Banned Pesticide Is Blamed for Sickening Farmers—Thanks, Trump!
• Latin America Green News: 5/12 – 5/18/2017
• An Avoidable Death: Why We Need Strong Food-Safety Standards
• Farming for the Birds in California’s Central Valley
• Broom grass transforms lives and hillsides in Nepal
• Helping people and wildlife thrive together
• Pruitt vs Planet: Who Supports & Opposes the Paris Agreement
• These Christians Are on a Climate Mission—and Winning Converts
• What’s in Your Drinking Water?
• People’s Climate March Encircles Trump White House
• Why I Marched
• Why I Marched
• Climate Marchers Are Sending a Message to the Rest of the World
• 13 Remarkable Trees to See on Public Lands
• Arbor Day, FSC and America’s wood basket
• Arbor Day, FSC and America’s wood basket
• Taking Stock: 100 Days of a Dangerous, Unhealthy Agenda
• Climate-smart conservation along the Rio Grande
• Africa’s Largest Eagle Needs Its Space—and Lots of It
• L.A.’s Concrete River Gets Real
• Latin America Green News: 4/14 – 4/20/2017
• Colonel Sanders, We Salute You!
• Pruitt: East Chicago Needs More than “Basics” from EPA
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• What a Gutted EPA Could Mean for Chicago’s “Toxic Doughnut”
• Latin America Green News: 4/7 – 4/13/2017
• Trump Can’t Stop This: Climate Action in the Northeast
• New York State Budget Includes Farm to Food Bank Tax Credit!
• Trump Retreats from Climate Action at G7 Energy Meeting
• The Concrete Farmer
• Time to Retire the M-44
• What Is the Keystone Pipeline?
• Where is California Leadership on Ag Water Conservation?
• Riding to Reduce Conflicts—by Daniel Anderson
• Stronger Runoff Permits Needed for NJ’s Polluted Waterways
• Cuomo Strengthens Food Recovery Act with Tax Credit!
• Contemplations from the Winter Wildlife Intern
• Latin America Green News: 3/17 – 3/23/2017
• Wait, What? Team Trump Can’t Keep Its Keystone Lies Straight
• EPA Gets It Wrong on Enlist Duo—Again
• The Job Market Is Spinning for Colorado’s New Wind Workforce
• Trump to Blindfold U.S. to Huge Cost of Carbon Pollution
• Trump Budget vs. the Great Lakes
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 4
• Cut Environmental Justice at the EPA, and We All Lose
• President’s Budget Cuts to USDA Put Rural Water at Risk
• Time Is Ripe for EPA to Lead on Drinking Water Issues
• Get the Dirt on Nontoxic Spring Cleaning
• Across the Parched Prairie, Fires Scorch 2,300 Square Miles
• Buy American = Bogus Promise? Trump’s Keystone XL Lie Grows
• Trump Wants You to Be Afraid of Everything—Except Climate Change
• Latin America Green News 2/24 – 3/2/2017
• President Twists Truth About the Clean Water Rule
• President Trump Attacks Clean Water
• The Moss That Saved Portland
• Superbug Saga 6.0: Signs of a Worsening Threat to Kids
• New WHO list underscores need for Maryland antibiotics bill
• Week 5: A Climate Denier Is Now in Charge of the EPA
• Global Climate Change: What You Need to Know
• Chatham House Study Debunks Biomass Carbon Neutrality
• Powering into the Future with Renewable, Reliable Power
• Why African Penguins Shouldn’t Listen to Their Instincts
• A Wind Farm in the Great Lakes? Let’s Give it a Twirl.
• Resolute: A major step away from sustainable forestry
• State Wrecks NYC’s Plastic Bag Fee Law & Bashes Home Rule
• Baseless Threats to California’s Clean Car Waiver
• Mother Nature, Oroville Dam, and Lessons for California
• Could Grizzlies Make Good Neighbors?
• Monarch Population Dips While EPA Re-Approves Pesticide Use
• Pruitt Will Pick Polluters over Health at EPA
• Trump’s Attack on Endangered Species Really Stings
• Our Warming World on Her Shoulders
• Factsheet: Limiting Mercury Pollution
• India Green News: IMD Opens Climate Services Unit and More
• Trump’s “America First” Energy Plan Leaves America Behind
• Trump’s First Week in the White House Was a Disaster
• Tracking elephants in Kenya to prevent human-wildlife conflict
• Could Water from the Red Sea Help Revive the Dead Sea?
• The Keystone XL tar sands pipeline is still a bad idea
• Living among the trees: Five animals that depend on forests
• MWRD and Environmental Groups Bury the Litigation Hatchet
• Perdue: Not an Obvious Champion for Sustainable Agriculture
• Latin America Green News: 1/12 – 1/18/2017
• Experts Support EPA Proposed Ban on Chlorpyrifos
• It’s a Small Scary World After All When Antibiotics Fail
• Scott Pruitt Wants to Take Us Back to the ’50s
• Scott Pruitt’s Repeated Attacks on Americans’ Water Resources
• World’s Oldest Orca Dies, Pod Without its Compass
• Thar She Blows! New England Harnesses the Power Gusting Over the Atlantic
• Taiwan’s Illegal Factories Threaten Food Safety
• Arguments for Scott Pruitt to Head EPA Actually Show He Should Not
• Fixing the Pane Point
• FDA Regs on Livestock Antibiotic Abuse Put Lipstick on a Pig
• The World’s Tallest Creature Is Heading for a Fall
• The South Kicks Off the New Year with a New Power Source: Wind
• Livestock Antibiotics Surging Up, Up, Up
• Riding to Reduce Conflicts
• The Numbers Don’t Lie: Ohio Gov Kasich Must Veto Energy Bill
• Save the Binturong! Wait―What’s a Binturong?
• Bigger Isn’t Better: Bayer Takeover Is Bad for Farmers, Bees
• Made in America: First U.S. Offshore Wind Project Now Online
• Jordan Downs Residents Win One, But Want Full Data on Toxics
• Victory for New York Waters
• A Long-Dreaded Superbug Is Discovered on U.S. Pig Farms
• Scientists shine a spotlight on the overlooked menace of nitrogen
• California’s Plan for Agricultural Water Savings Falls Short
• The South Is Keeping a Closer Eye on Coal Ash
• Canada Moves to Ban Bee-Killing Pesticide and We Should Too
• Cedar and steel: a day in the life of a young rancher
• With an Eye on Hunger, Scientists See Promise in Genetic Tinkering of Plants
• Nine big wins for the world’s tigers
• A Great Week for KFC to Kick Its Antibiotics Addiction
• Eat Less Beef: Protect the Amazon, the Planet & Your Health
• What Happens When You Turn Up the Heat on Ants?
• Latin America Green News: 10/24 – 11/9/2016
• Too Profitable to Fail? Roundup Ready Glyphosate and Cancer
• EPA Proposes to Re-Approve Combination Herbicide Enlist Duo
• Can Snow Leopards Survive Climate Change?
• U.S. Marketplace Urged to Protect Canada’s Boreal Forest
• Gleaning to Fight Hunger and Food Waste
• Lead Toxicity Is a Nationwide Crisis
• Of Cats and Cows, Drugs and Drug Resistance
• Look for the label: Shopping for sustainable food
• Part 2: Stopping at 1.5 Degrees: What Will It Take?
• Interior Department Announces Broader Plan to Review Management of Lands in Northwestern New Mexico
• NRDC and Schools Call on USDA to Lead on Antibiotic Use
• Fight climate change by preventing food waste
• Losing Killer Whale L95 and Trying to Find Hope
• Latin America Green News This Week: 9/29 – 10/5/2016
• Why the West Is Best (for Clean Energy)
• Tech Support: The Software Developer Who’s Fighting Food Waste
• Questioning the “eco-friendly”, industrial farm
• National Academies of Science report reinforces the need to optimize research and development in catalysis technologies
• CITES: Big steps for wildlife
• Heads Up, Endangered Species: Scientists Are Spying on You
• More Sustainable (and Beautiful) Alternatives to a Grass Lawn
• Analysis of Report on Alleged Clean Water “Overreach”
• Latin America Green News: 9/20 – 9/28/2016
• Western States Poised to Slash Carbon Emissions
• New York Legislature Passes Farm to Foodbank Bill
• Carcinogen or not a carcinogen? A tale of two WHO Agencies, and the importance of evaluating study quality and human relevance
• California Plans to Give Millions to Water Wasters
• Why CITES matters
• NC Now Second In Solar; Smart Policies Can Keep It That Way
• It’s time to crowdsource innovation for our oceans
• State Water Board’s Flow Proposal Falls Short
• Slashing Emissions from Fossil Fuels Burned in Buildings
• Data, data everywhere
• Toxic Dust: The Dangerous Chemical Brew in Every Home
• Signs Point to Less and Better Meat as Good for Business
• New Bill Adds to Trapping Reform Efforts
• We Can Fight Zika without Harming Bees
• Why We Can’t Fight Climate Change without an Intact Boreal Forest
• The Biggest Threats to Biodiversity? Guns. Nets. Bulldozers.
• Place and Purpose: My Summer with NRDC in Montana
• Latin America Green News This Week: 8/17 – 7/24/2016
• When Invasive Species Strike the Third World, People Can Starve
• Protecting Our National Parks for Another 100 Years
• Report: EU Policies Put Biodiversity, U.S. Forests at Risk
• Latin America Green News: August 10 – 17, 2016
• Cuomo Commits Critical Funds to Advance Regional Food Hub
• There is a Water-Energy Nexus. But It’s Not What You Think.
• One More Nasty Consequence of Factory Farming: Runaway Algae
• Empowering women and families to build healthy communities and a healthy planet
• How can we use data to help protect the Mekong river basin?
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/28 – 8/3/2016
• What I Saw in China Will Help Change the World
• That Stings! Study Shows Pesticides Could Reduce Bee Sperm
• Wild Tigers in Peril as Tiger Farms Flourish
• Solutions for the toxic algae crisis in Florida and beyond
• Mid-Atlantic Ocean Users Tell Congress to Support the New Ocean Action Plan
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/14 – 7/20/2016
• Eight Generations
• India Green News: Climate Change; Clean Energy; Health
• Oysters and Beer
• Being Good Stewards at “End of the Road” for Antibiotics
• Agriculture and deforestation don’t have to go hand in hand
• How can we use data to help protect the Mekong river basin?
• Paying Farmers to Go Organic, Even Before the Crops Come In
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/7 – 7/13/2016
• Attention Food Lovers: Eco-Conscious Eating Isn’t All About Distance
• Lake Okeechobee’s algae problem is decades in the making
• India Green News: Climate; Energy; Environmental Health
• Toxic Blooms in the Sunshine State
• Mike Galesi and the Big G Charitable Foundation Issues Matching Gift Challenge to Sea Shepherd Supporters!
• Hollywood Stars Demand Costco Stop Its Purchase and Sale of Faroe Islands’ Salmon
• Mid-Atlantic Releases Nation’s Second Regional Ocean Plan; Aims to Improve Health and Sustainability of the Ocean from Virginia to New York
• Hauled Water: A Bad Idea For Los Angeles County
• Glyphosate linked to toxic algae in Lake Erie
• India Green News: Climate Change, Energy, Health
• Latin America Green News This Week: 6/23 – 6/29/2016
• Growing Greens in the Spare Room as ‘Vertical Farm’ Start-Ups Flourish
• KFC: Prevent Antibiotic Abuse on National Fried Chicken Day
• Senate Deal on GMO Labeling Will Keep Consumers in the Dark
• Nepal welcomes a new baby rhino
• Organic farming: The best choice for our environment and growing world?
• Night vision: how WWF helped rangers illuminate the darkness
• Welcoming Pamela Anderson