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• What a Marine Heat Wave Reveals About Our Warming Oceans
• A Beloved Maple Tree Had to Come Down, But It Lives On
• Gulf of Mexico Ocean Temperatures Are Record Hot, Fueling Milton
• Could Altering Ocean Chemistry Help Slow Global Warming?
• September Is a Summer Month
• 7 Takeaways From the Seemingly Endless Fire Season
• A Frenzied Summer Leads to a Tourism Backlash in Europe
• Another North Carolina House Collapses Amid Hurricane Ernesto’s Waves
• As Bird Flu Spreads, Disease Trackers Set Their Sights on Pets
• How the World’s Oldest Humpback Whale Has Survived Is a Mystery
• Burned Out of Lahaina, Thousands Try to Rebuild Lives Elsewhere
• Where Wildfires and Smoke Are Spreading Now
• EPA Orders the Closure of Seven Cesspools to Protect County of Maui Water
• Early Wildfires in Brazil Threaten Pantanal Wetlands and Cerrado Savanna
• What to Know About the Wildfires in California
• Multi-agency settlement resolves Clean Air Act violations at Meeker Gas Plant
• EPA hands down penalties to Rhode Island corporation for FIFRA violations
• A Week of Extreme Weather, Explained
• Fearsome Sharks of Today Evolved When Ancient Oceans Got Hot
• The Killer Stalking Sri Lanka’s Men
• Deadly Flooding and Landslides in Nepal
• EPA Releases Updated Climate Indicators Report Showing How Climate Change is Impacting People’s Health and the Environment
• EPA awards Massachusetts $254,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA Announces Order Requiring Accel Charter Schools Network to Inspect and Abate Asbestos and Lead Paint at Three Schools in Youngstown, Niles and Warren, Ohio
• If You Give a Frog a Sauna, It Might Fight Off a Deadly Fungus
• EPA awards over $8.8 million to reduce air pollution from wood heaters
• EPA Recommends that People in the Great Lakes Region Prepare Now to Avoid Potential Exposure this Summer to Wildfire Smoke
• EPA, DOE Announce $850 Million to Reduce Methane Pollution from the Oil and Gas Sector
• NYC Adapts as Global Warming Leads to Extreme Weather Earlier in the Year
• EPA Makes a Splash with Award of $319,000 to Puerto Rico to Support Water Quality Monitoring at Beaches to Protect Public Health
• EPA Makes a Splash with Award of $258,000 to New Jersey to Support Water Quality Monitoring at Beaches to Protect Public Health
• EPA and Partners Announce Winner of Water Toxicity Sensor Challenge
• Storms Continue to Bring Heavy Rain and Flooding to South Florida
• EPA to award $254,000 in grants to support Maine water quality monitoring and protect the health of beachgoers
• EPA to award $206,000 in grants to support Connecticut water quality monitoring and protect the health of beachgoers
• EPA to Award $9.75 Million in Grants to Support Water Quality Monitoring and Protect the Health of Beachgoers
• EPA to Award $9.75 Million in Grants to Support Water Quality Monitoring and Protect the Health of Beachgoers
• EPA Issues Notice of Violation to ACCEL Schools and Seeks Immediate Action to Address Asbestos and Lead Paint Concerns at Schools in Youngstown, Niles and Warren, Ohio
• EPA to award $254,000 in grants to support Massachusetts water quality monitoring and protect the health of beachgoers
• EPA Makes a Splash with Award of $315,000 to New York to Support Water Quality Monitoring at Beaches to Protect Public Health
• EPA awards $730k to support water quality monitoring and protect beachgoers in PNW, Alaska
• EPA to award $210,000 in grants to support Rhode Island water quality monitoring and protect the health of beachgoers
• EPA to award $194,000 in grants to support New Hampshire water quality monitoring and protect the health of beachgoers
• President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda to Provide $37 million to Reduce Flooding, Protect Water Quality in San Diego
• EPA settles with Maine-based rail transportation company over alleged Clean Water Act violations
• EPA and Puerto Rico Authorities Announce Funding to Enhance Bayamon’s Wastewater Treatment Plant
• EPA penalizes Murfreesboro-based seller of automobile ‘defeat devices’
• Animal Breeding and Testing Company Pleads Guilty to Animal Welfare and Pollution Crimes and Will Pay More than $35M, Including Record Fine in an Animal Welfare Case
• EPA Accepts Comment on Tentative Research Permits for Climate Change Mitigation Study off the Coast of Cape Cod
• EPA Fines Brockton, Mass. Company for Alleged Clean Water Act Violations
• Logging in Banff to Save it from Canada’s Wildfires
• Biden-Harris Administration announces $22.6 million in rebates for clean school buses across Oregon
• As Summer Gets Underway, Celebrate Don’t Fry Day and Learn How to Be Sun Safe
• NOAA’s 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire on May 22, 2024
• EPA Region 7 Issues Emergency Order on Drinking Water Safety at Colonial Acres of Humboldt Nursing Home and Assisted Living Facility in Humboldt, Nebraska
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $225 million to Improve Drinking Water and Wastewater Infrastructure for Tribes and Alaska Native Villages
• Extreme Heat Scorches Miami in May, Worrying Experts About Summer
• EPA, DEQ, Panhandle Health celebrate 50 years of protecting children from lead poisoning
• 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
• EPA Emergency Response Team Prepares for Hurricane Season
• Environmental Changes Are Fueling Human, Animal and Plant Diseases, Study Finds
• Artificially Intelligent Help for Planning Your Summer Vacation
• EPA Announces $9M in Grants Available for Tribes and Eligible US Territories to Replace Diesel Equipment and Reduce Harmful Emissions
• EPA reminds New Englanders to use free air quality monitoring tools this summer
• EPA Tips to Prepare for Hurricane Season
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Maine lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Rhode Island lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• United States and California Take Enforcement Action Against San Francisco for Violations of the Clean Water Act
• EPA Marks Asthma Awareness Month and Honors National Leader in the Fight Against Asthma Disparities
• Biden-Harris Administration Finalizes Ban on Most Uses of Methylene Chloride, Protecting Workers and Communities from Fatal Exposure
• EPA Celebrates Earth Week and Agency Efforts to Prevent Plastic Pollution
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $1 Billion in Grants to Invest in America’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $1 Billion in Grants to Invest in America’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition
• Local Environmental Partners Celebrate Earth Week, Declare ‘Trash Free Waters’ Begin With You!
• EPA signs agreement for cleanup of the Bradford Island National Priorities List site
• EPA Issues Emergency Fuel Waiver for E-15 Sales 
• Rainstorms Kill More Than 130 in Afghanistan and Pakistan
• EPA Announces $84 Million Great Lakes Cleanup Project in Rouge River Near Detroit to Begin in April
• EPA New England issues three air permits for offshore wind farm projects
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Biden-Harris Administration Takes Critical Action to Protect 100 Million People from PFAS Pollution in Drinking Water
• EPA finalizes permit following public comment period to bring the largest offshore wind farm project to Virginia’s coast
• The Push for a Better Dengue Vaccine Grows More Urgent
• EPA Fines East Bay Cities and Municipal Utility Districts for Sewage Discharge Violations
• Colonial Oil to Pay $2.8 Million Penalty for Failure to Meet Clean Air Act Fuels Regulations
• Shasta-Siskiyou Transport of Redding, Calif. to Pay Over $208,000 Penalty for Fuel Spill that Reached Sacramento River
• EPA Announces $1.4M Settlement with Sasol Chemicals for Alleged Chemical Accident Prevention Violations at Westlake, La., Facility
• EPA Deputy Administrator Visits Minneapolis to Announce $4 Million in Recycling Funding and New Electric School Buses under President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• Pacific Northwest federal, state agencies to collaborate on prescribed fire, smoke management to confront wildfire crisis
• Ocean Temperatures Suggest a Daunting 2024 Hurricane Season
• EPA Actions Restore Safe Drinking Water to over 900 Mobile Home Park Residents in Eastern Coachella Valley
• EPA Addresses Pollution Violations Involving Hawaii Wastewater Treatment Plants, Sewer Lines
• EPA Fines Southern California Auto Parts Companies for Defeat Devices, Harming Air Quality
• Saving Seals From a Sea of Plastic and Marine Garbage
• EPA enforcement action leads to settlement with school bus transportation company for alleged Clean Air Act violations
• New regulations help protect whales from entanglement in fishing gear in the Indian Ocean
• It’s a Golden Age for Shipwreck Discoveries. Why?
• What a Search for the Signs of Spring Reveals
• EPA Orders City of Los Angeles to Implement Improvements to Hyperion Wastewater Treatment Plant
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Strongest-ever pollution standards for cars will reduce pollution, create jobs, cut costs, and ensure companies and workers lead the clean vehicle future
• EPA proposes adding the Upper Columbia River, WA to Superfund List
• Canada Braces for Wildfire Season as ‘Zombie Fires’ Blaze
• In Chicago, It’s Summer in February
• EPA announces new cleanup projects in California as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $74 Million WIFIA Loan to Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency in Santa Cruz
• A Doctor’s Lifelong Quest to Solve One of Pediatric Medicine’s Greatest Mysteries
• WWF’s Kyle Newman on conservation, community, and indispensable Indigenous knowledge
• Breathe. Boston firm wins EPA clean indoor air challenge
• EPA highlights IRA funding for environmental justice projects in communities across Kentucky at press event
• EPA announces winners of Cleaner Indoor Air During Wildfires Challenge
• EPA releases 2023 power plant emissions data
• EPA Air Permit Advances New York Offshore Wind Farm Project
• Could Your Cat Give You the Plague?
• Apache Corporation to pay $4 million and reduce unlawful air pollution from oil and gas wells in New Mexico and Texas, eliminating more than 10,000 tons of harmful air pollutants annually
• EPA Settles with Shipping Company over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• Wildfire Smoke Will Worsen, New Study Shows, and Protections Are Few
• EPA and New England Aquarium spotlight the sunken treasure of Blue Carbon in climate resilience
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Stronger standard for harmful soot pollution will save lives and significantly increase health protections for all communities
• EPA finalizes stronger standards for harmful soot pollution, significantly increasing health and clean air protections for families, workers, and communities
• Eastern migratory monarch butterfly populations decrease by 59% in 2024
• Two Climate Advisers Quit U.S. Export-Import Bank Over Fossil Fuel Plans
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Lowell to Address Pollution in Merrimack River
• EPA Administrator Regan Wraps up Successful Mission to Africa, Reaffirms Commitment to Partnerships in Mozambique and Ghana
• EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts in New York and New Jersey
• EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts
• EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts in Puerto Rico
• Public comment period opens on draft permit to bring the largest offshore wind farm project to Virginia’s coast
• United States Reaches Agreement with Guam Waterworks Authority Requiring Investment in Sewer System Infrastructure
• EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts
• Worries in Europe Over the White House Move to Delay Gas Terminals
• Is Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas Cruise Ship Really Sustainable?
• Biden-Harris Administration announces nearly $11M in grants for wildfire smoke preparedness in community buildings
• EPA Settlement Addresses Contractor’s Actions on Renovation TV Show Violating the Lead-Based Paint Rule
• Greenland’s Ice Sheet May Be Losing 20% More Ice Than Previously Measured
• EPA Strengthens Safeguards to Protect Families and Children from Lead in Contaminated Soil at Residential Sites in Region 7
• 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
• Biden-Harris administration announces availability of $32M in grant funding to tackle air pollution at schools and deliver cleaner air for America’s children
• Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox to step down at EPA
• Dreaming of a less wasteful holiday
• A City-Size Iceberg Is Moving Out of Antarctic Waters
• Ocean Conservation Needs Diversity to Succeed
• Fire Season in Australia Starts Early
• Mucus-Covered Jellyfish Hint at Dangers of Deep-Sea Mining
• The climate crisis will lead to conflict at sea. A new platform helps predict where—and how to prevent it.
• Australia Offers Climate Refuge to Tuvalu Citizens, but Not All
• Biden-Harris Administration Agencies Sign Interagency Agreement to Address Wildfire Risk and Protect Communities from Smoke
• Why the Atlantic Jet Stream Is Helping Some Flights Arrive Early
• What El Niño Means For Winter’s Weather Forecast
• Suddenly, It Will Be Autumn for Much of the U.S. This Weekend
• How to Navigate the Unpredictability of Travel in the Age of Climate Change
• Arctic Sea Ice Hits Its Annual Low
• United Nations Works to Ratify the High Seas Treaty
• Warming Oceans May Raise Risk of Bacterial Infections
• Is the Off Season Getting More Expensive?
• A Montauk Fisherman Faces Prison Over 200,000 Pounds of Fluke
• Why we need a nature positive future for the ocean
• U.S. Already Has 23 Billion Dollar Disasters in 2023
• Germany’s Oldest Hops Thrived for Centuries. Then Came Climate Change.
• At the U.S. Open, Stifling Heat Causes Some Players to Lose Their Cool
• Hot Ocean Temperatures Could Give Hurricane Idalia a Boost
• To Conform with Recent Supreme Court Decision, EPA and Army Amend “Waters of the United States” Rule
• EPA announces agreement with prospective purchaser of the former plant at the Mississippi Phosphates Corporation Superfund Site in Pascagoula, Mississippi
• EPA Initiates New Review of the Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards to Reflect the Latest Science
• EPA Initiates New Review of the Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards to Reflect the Latest Science
• Tropical Storm Emily Forms in the Atlantic
• U.S. EPA Completes Typhoon Mawar Recovery Mission Assignments in Guam
• 9 Killed as Temple in India Is Hit by Landslide
• United States Files Complaint Against Oasis Mobile Home Park for Alleged Safe Drinking Water Act Violations
• EPA to award Massachusetts $275,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Maine $272,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Rhode Island $228,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to Host Meeting in Henrico, Virginia, August 23 about Ethylene Oxide and Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
• “Blue Carbon Reservoirs from Maine to Long Island NY” Report is now available
• United States Orders Mewbourne Oil Company to Pay $5.5 Million and Reduce Unlawful Air Pollution from Oil and Gas Wells in New Mexico and Texas, Eliminating More than 11,000 Tons of Harmful Air Pollutants Annually
• There Might Be Less Plastic in the Sea Than We Thought. But Read On.
• EPA Settles with World’s Third Largest Shipping Container Company over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Availability of $115 Million in Grants to Cut Harmful Diesel Engine Emissions
• EPA Protects Hawaii Water by Ordering Closure of Two Cesspools in Haleiwa and Kapa‘au
• Florida’s Record-Breaking Sea Temperatures Are Forcing Coral to Move Ashore
• Is It Too Hot for Fun in the Summertime?
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island on July 28, 2023
• EPA Fines the Ritz-Carlton Resort on St. Thomas, USVI for Violations of the Clean Water Act
• Monsoon’s Fury Sours Romance of Wet Season Travel in India
• Ocean Currents in the Atlantic Could Slow by Century’s End, Research Shows
• EPA and Lawmakers Celebrate $500K Cleanup Grant for Polluted Brownfields Site in Rhode Island
• How to Fight Canada’s Wildfires in the Era of Climate Change
• NOAA Confirms June Was Earth’s Hottest on Record
• EPA Advises Facility Operators to Prepare for Hazardous Weather Events
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Tuesday July 18, 2023
• The Once and Future Climate Emergency
• Florida Ocean Temperatures Are in the 90s Fahrenheit, Posing Risk to Coral
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, on July 12, 2023
• Book Review: ‘Blight,’ by Emily Monosson
• Butte’s Superfund Site in Focus: EPA leadership meets with key stakeholders to tackle Butte Superfund challenges
• EPA Penalizes Ross Stores for Unregistered Disinfectants
• Biden-Harris Administration Approves Third Major Offshore Wind Project in U.S. Waters
• How WWF protects sea turtle species across the Pacific
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Saturday July 1, 2023
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Friday June 30, 2023
• EPA Settles with Shipping Companies over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
•  New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Thursday June 29, 2023
• KC Performance Diesel LLC in Kansas City, Kansas, Settles Clean Air Act Enforcement Case with EPA
• EPA and Seven-Eleven Hawaii Agree to Close Cesspools and Audit Stores to Protect Water Resources
• Americans and Their Cars
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Thursday June 8, 2023
• EPA Statement on Wildfire Smoke
• Canadian Wildfires Prompt Poor Air Quality Alert for Parts of New England on June 7, 2023
• EPA urges preparedness across Southeast as 2023 hurricane season begins
• EPA Protects Big Island Water Resources, Orders Extra Space Storage to Pay $130K Penalty
• Canadian Wildfires Prompt Poor Air Quality Alert for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont on June 6, 2023 
• Arlene Tropical Depression Bringing Rain: Latest Path and Updates
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Two Metro Detroit Companies to Halt Sales of Illegal Vehicle Emission Defeat Devices
• Greenwich, Connecticut High School Student Wins EPA’s Patrick H. Hurd Sustainability Award at International Science and Engineering Fair for Research Project that Tackles Environmental Issues
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $500K Cleanup Grant for Polluted Brownfields Site in Rhode Island
• Canadian Wildfires Spark Air Quality Advisory for parts of New England on May 31, 2023
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire on June 1, 2023
• EPA Encourages Sun Safety on ‘Don’t Fry Day’ as America Heads Into Holiday Weekend
• Hurricane Season Could Bring 12 to 17 Named Storms, Forecasters Say
• Arctic Squirrels Have a Climate Change Problem
• In the Bahamas, a Constant Race to Adapt to Climate Change
• Federal and State Agencies Prepare for Hurricane Season in Corpus Christi
• EPA Releases Annual Air Report, Highlighting Trends through 2022
• EPA Announces $173 Million Investment to Strengthen Drought Resilience in Ventura, California
• England’s Water Companies Vow to Clean Up Their Sewage Dumping Act
• 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
• EPA and Justice Department Announce Settlement to Reduce Hazardous Air Emissions at BP Products’ Whiting Refinery in Indiana
• A wildlife rescue project protects Belize’s threatened seascapes and wildlife–one manatee at a time
• EPA Ensures that Hartford Bus Company Reduces Engine Idling
• Federal, Tribal, and State Leaders Launch Puget Sound Federal Leadership Task Force
• EPA Reminds New Englanders to Use Free Air Quality Alerts for the Summer Smog Season
• EPA Issues Emergency Fuel Waiver for E15 Sales
• 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 Celebrates Three California Winners of the Presidential Environmental Youth Award
• EPA Releases Report Showing Health Impacts of Climate Change on Children in the United States
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Latest Steps to Reduce Plastic Pollution Nationwide
• EPA Recognizes Ohio Educator with 2023 Presidential Innovation Award
• EPA Recognizes Chicago Educator with 2023 Presidential Innovation Award
• Settlements with three natural gas processors to reduce air pollution in Colorado, North Dakota, Wyoming, the Southern Ute Reservation, and the Uintah and Ouray Reservation
• EPA and Justice Department Announce Clean Air Act Settlements with Three Natural Gas Processors
• EPA Celebrates the 2023 Winners for the Presidential Environmental Youth Award (PEYA) and the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators (PIAEE)
• The Williams Companies and Related Entities Resolve Clean Air Act Violations at Alabama Natural Gas Processing Plant and 14 Other Facilities
• EPA awards $1.8 million to help restore Delaware Inland Bays under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• EPA awards $1.8 million to help restore Maryland Coastal Bays under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut on April 14, 2023
• Biden-Harris Administration Proposes Strongest-Ever Pollution Standards for Cars and Trucks to Accelerate Transition to a Clean-Transportation Future
• EPA Proposes New Standards to Protect Public Health, Reduce Exposure to Ethylene Oxide Pollution
• Under Settlement with EPA, East Peoria Businesses Must Halt Sales of Devices that Alter Vehicle Emissions
• California Salmon Stocks Are Crashing. A Fishing Ban Looks Certain.
• EPA’s Finalization of “Good Neighbor” Plan will reduce transport of harmful air pollution to Connecticut
• EPA Announces $3 Million for Hawaii to Plan Innovative Climate Projects Across the State
• EPA and HHS Encourage States to Utilize Federal Resources for Lead Detection and Mitigation in Early Care and Education Settings
• United States Orders Matador Production Company to Reduce Unlawful Air Pollution from Its Oil and Gas Wells in New Mexico, Eliminating 16,000 Tons of Harmful Air Pollutants
• How community and Indigenous efforts contribute to protecting our oceans
• EPA Announces $170 Million WIFIA Loan to Help Limit Water Shortages in San Diego County, California
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Holyoke to Reduce Sewage in Connecticut River
• The Secret Behind Japan’s Delicious Strawberries: Kerosene
• EPA and DOJ File Clean Air Act Complaint Against Diesel Spec Inc. for the Sale of Vehicle Emission “Defeat Devices”
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 increase of Toxic Chemical Releases in Rhode Island
• EPA Announces Final “Good Neighbor” Plan to Cut Harmful Smog, Protecting Health of Millions from Power Plant, Industrial Air Pollution
• EPA Pursues Closure of Two Illegal Cesspools at Mobile Home Park in Los Angeles County
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Sweeping Protections for Up To 16 Million Acres of Land and Water in Alaska
• Assistant Secretary Cantor Highlights Collaborative Ocean Stewardship at Our Ocean Conference in Panama
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Two Indiana Companies to Halt Sales of Illegal Vehicle Emission Defeat Devices 
• EPA protects Hawaii Island water resources, orders closure of illegal cesspools at My Self Storage
• EPA Requires ACS, LLC in Yuma to Improve Chemical Safety
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Gloucester to Upgrade Sewage Treatment Infrastructure
• This Ohio Island Has a Problem: There’s No Ice
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in South Carolina
• Hy-Vee Inc. to Pay Penalty for Violating EPA Pesticide Order
• EPA announces nearly $4 million in grant funding to research cumulative health impacts of climate change in underserved communities in Alaska and Washington
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $87,550,000 in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Florida
• How Climate Change Is Spreading Malaria in Africa
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Indiana Company to Halt Sales of Illegal Vehicle Emission Defeat Devices
• EPA Orders Coachella Valley Mobile Home Park to Provide Safe Drinking Water
• 1023 Diesel & Fleet of Wasilla, AK., fined $65,000 for Clean Air Act Violations
• EPA Opens Public Comment Period for Indoor airPLUS Program Update
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Action to Help Protect Bristol Bay Salmon Fisheries
• EAN Holdings, Operator of Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Hilo, to Pay $132K to Resolve Claim of Drinking Water Violations
• EPA Fines Turbocharged Performance LLC in Sibley, Iowa, for Alleged Automobile ‘Defeat Device’ Violations
• UPDATE: EPA determines Next Steps at Environmental Landfill Inc. in Moody, Ala.
• How Do California’s Storms Weigh In Compared With History’s Big Ones?
• Interior Department Finalizes Offshore Wind Safety and Environmental Responsibilities
• Interior Department Takes Steps to Strengthen Offshore Clean Energy Development
• Elizabeth Klein Named Director of Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
• EPA proposes partial approval, disapproval of Alaska’s air plan for Fairbanks North Star Borough
• EPA and Army Finalize Rule Establishing Definition of WOTUS and Restoring Fundamental Water Protections
• Koloa Zipline and Kauai ATV to Pay $45k to Resolve Safe Drinking Water Act Violation Claim
• COP15 Biodiversity Talks: Countries Sign On to “30×30” Conservation Plan
• EPA takes action to address pollution violations at Kailua Wastewater Treatment Plant
• EPA Highlights Ongoing Progress in the Rouge River Area of Concern in Southeast Michigan
• $10.3 Million in Grants Awarded to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound
• EPA finalizes plan to reduce harmful air pollution from oil and gas sources on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in northeast Utah
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Winners of California Offshore Wind Energy Auction
• EPA awards New Jersey nearly $169 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for water infrastructure improvements
• EPA Settlement Results in Closure of Four Big Island Cesspools
• Hurricane Season Ends, Marked by Quiet August and Deadly September
• How Green is Your Cruise?
• French Police Guard Water as Seasonal Drought Intensifies
• A Holiday Gift Guide
• EPA Calls for Applications for the 2023 President’s Environmental Student and Teacher Awards
• Beijing Is Tackling Air Pollution. Why Can’t New Delhi?
• EPA Announces 6 Healthy Communities Grants worth over $190,000 Awarded in Rhode Island
• Environmental Study Released for Projects to Mitigate San Diego – Tijuana Transborder Water Pollution
• ‘Life Brought Me Here.’ Madagascar Adapts to a Changing Climate
• EPA Takes Action to Hold School Bus Idling Violators Accountable in Four Massachusetts Communities
• EPA New England Provides Tips for a Healthier Heating Season
• EPA Clean Air Act Settlements Address Illegal Tampering with Diesel Truck Emission Controls, Making Way for Cleaner Air in New England
• Meet the Woman Planning an Underwater Highline
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1,329,863 for Three Community Air Pollution Monitoring Projects in Florida
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Almost $1.2 Million for Three Community Air Pollution Monitoring Projects in Illinois
• Your Friday Briefing: The U.S. Economy Grew, Slowly
• New England Experienced a Slight Increase in the Number of Unhealthy Air Quality Days During the 2022 Ozone Season
• EPA fines 22 home renovators and contractors for lead-based paint safety violations in Idaho and Washington
• EPA protects Big Island water resources by ordering closure of three illegal cesspools
• EPA Awards $1 Million to University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for COVID-19 Research on Wastewater Systems to Track Current and Future Pandemics
• EPA Issues Burn Ban on Yakama Reservation 
• Not Just a Big Fish, but Perhaps the Biggest Bony Fish Ever
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces First-Ever Offshore Wind Lease Sale in the Pacific
• EPA Announces Settlement with Maine-based TV Show to Resolve Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule Violations, Raise Awareness of Lead-Safe Work Practices
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Washington Reservations
• EPA Extends Air Quality Advisory for Cow Creek Umpqua Reservation
• EPA Extends Air Quality Advisory for Kootenai Reservation
• When Cemeteries Are Flooded, Where Do You Bury the Dead?
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Kootenai Reservation
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Washington Reservations
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Oregon Reservations
• EPA Fines Midwest Motors in Eureka, Missouri, for Alleged Automobile ‘Defeat Device’ Violations
• EPA Awards Six Environmental Merit Awards to Rhode Island Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Maine Recipients
• How business can help scale ocean conservation
• Experiencing the majestic monsoon
• EPA penalizes DDM Imports $41k for importing tampered truck
• Interior Department Moves Forward with Leasing Provisions Mandated in Inflation Reduction Act
• Seaport Refining to Pay $127,000 Penalty Under Settlement with EPA Tied to Refinery in Redwood City
• USIBWC Awards Contract to Kick Off San Diego – Tijuana Water Infrastructure Projects
• Federal Partners to Hold First-Ever Tribal Consultations on Alaska Fisheries Protection and Restoration
• Tropical Storm Gaston Strengthens in the Atlantic
• A new vision for our oceans
• Tropical Storm Earl Forms East of the Leeward Islands
• Tropical Storm Danielle Forms in the Atlantic
• Secret Data, Tiny Islands and a Quest for Treasure on the Ocean Floor
• NYC’s Tougher Lifeguard Rules May Help Fuel a Shortage
• Updated Hurricane Forecast Still Predicts ‘Above Normal’ Season
• Heavy Rain Causes Deadly Flooding Across Iran
• Fin Whales Are Making a Comeback in Antarctic Waters, a Study Finds
• State of the Oceans Alarms World Leaders
• Whales on the move
• Tropical Storm Bonnie Forms, Lashing Central America
• Bangladesh Floods Cause Death and Destruction in Sylhet
• Securing Colombia’s Heritage
• Yellowstone Flooding Is a Sign of What’s to Come for National Parks
• 12 Rosés to Drink Now or Anytime of Year
• Secretary Haaland Issues Order to Phase Out Single-Use Plastics, Protect Public Lands and Waters
• Department of the Interior Announces Environmental Review of First Proposed Wind Energy Project Offshore Maryland
• Siberian Wildfires Doubly Dangerous to Distracted Russia
• Wastewater Recycling Sends Microplastics Back to Soil, Ocean
• Air Pollution Can Mean More, or Fewer, Hurricanes. It Depends Where You Live.
• The Ocean’s Biggest Garbage Pile Is Full of Floating Life
• In Warming World Oceans Risk Mass Extinctions, Model Shows
• Biden-Harris Administration Advances Offshore Wind Energy Leasing on Atlantic and Pacific Coasts
• Heavy Floods and Mudslides Leave at Least 45 Dead in South Africa
• Most Active Hurricane Season Was Also Wetter Because of Climate Change
• How Microplastics in the Ocean Will Affect Marine Life
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Wind Energy Lease Sale Offshore the Carolinas
• Six things to know about forests and your health
• Balenciaga Goes Where Fashion Hasn’t Dared Go Before
• When People Take Pandemic Precautions, Gorillas Breathe Easier
• Sprawling Coral Reef Resembling Roses Is Discovered Off Tahiti
• The Sunday Read: ‘What Does It Mean to Save a Neighborhood?’
• Killer Whales Find Prey Bonanza in Melting Arctic
• After Hurricane Sandy, a Park in Lower Manhattan at the Center of a Fight
• Climate Change Driving Some Albatrosses to ‘Divorce,’ Study Finds
• Over 40 Countries Pledge to End Use of Coal Power at COP26
• Biden Pledges $3 Billion to Help the World Adapt to Climate Change
• Some Residents Taking Fighting Wildfires Into Their Own Hands
• Slow-Moving Storm Brings Heavy Flooding to Mid-Atlantic
• Is Hurricane Season Still Going? You Bet.
• How Russia Is Cashing In on Climate Change
• How Hungry Sea Otters Affect the Sex Lives of Sea Grass
• Hurricane Pamela Makes Landfall in Mexico, the Eastern Pacific’s 16th Storm
• ‘Saildrone’ Footage Offers Rare Peek Inside a Category 4 Hurricane
• Tropical Storm Victor Forms in Eastern Atlantic
• Sea Shepherd Tracks Down and Exposes Notorious Chinese Squid Fishing Fleet off the Galapagos Islands
• Mexico and Sea Shepherd Partner to Save Vaquita Porpoise
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• Congress Must Act to Protect the Health of Storm Survivors
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• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 36
• A Garbage Emergency in Bali and How We Can Solve It
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• Trump Moves to Open 90 Percent of Our Coastal Waters to Oil Drilling
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• Zinke Adds Oceans to the Chopping Block
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• An Alaskan Plan to Tackle Climate Change
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• Belize ends oil activity in its ocean waters
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• This Is How We Stand Up to Trump
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• Sea Shepherd Launches New Anti-poaching Vessel M/V Sharpie
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• The First Regional Ocean Plans: A One Year Review
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• Our Ocean at Work: A Thoroughly Modern Tool for Ancient Mariners
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• POWER SHIFT: New Report on International Coal vs. RE Finance
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• Congress is About to Vote on Offshore Drilling Bill
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• A Season of Gratitude: What We’re Thankful For in 2017
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• Latin America Demonstrates Leadership at COP23
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• Florida’s Endangered Key Deer Survived Hurricane Irma—but Their Future Is Stormy
• India Green News: India Advances Launch of Euro-VI Fuels
• Save Dolphins—Leave the Marine Mammal Protection Act Alone
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• No Rest for the Arctic: New Plans Threaten Existing Protections
• Air Pollution Emergency in Delhi – #DelhiSmog
• 9 Reasons You Can’t Help but Love Manatees
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• Week 41: Introducing . . . Pseudoscience Advisory Councils
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• Latin America Green News 10/23 – 10/29/2017
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• DOT’s Highway Emissions Rule Horror Story
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• Medical Journals: Monsanto glyphosate in pee, bad for health
• What’s Resilience? DOE Should Say Before Spending Your Money
• 10 Rivers COULD be Our Roadmap to a Plastic-Free Ocean
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• Budget Gimmicks Plunder Public Lands, Taxpayer Pockets
• In the Game of Extinction, It’s Good to Be Average
• California Takes Another Positive Step for Our Ocean and Coasts
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• Better Choices
• Alaska Day: Appreciating Abundance
• The Senate Must Reject These Four Nominees
• Reinforcing Healthcare Systems in the Age of Stronger Storms
• Latin America Green News 10/8 – 10/12/2017
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• Trump EPA’s Scientific Fraud on Deadly Air Pollution
• Scientists Urge Completion of International Fisheries Accord in Central Arctic Ocean
• Trump’s Dirty Power Plan: Another Repeal & Replace Scam
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• Department of Commerce to Congress: We’ll Break It So You Can “Fix” It
• Week 37: Rick Perry Wants to Drag Dirty, Old Power Plants Out of Retirement
• These 8 Reasons Prove the Octopus is a Seriously Awesome Creature
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• On a Hunt for Microplastics in the Canadian Arctic
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• Trump Tax Plan: Big Polluters Win, the Rest of Us Lose
• Warning labels gone wild: The ongoing problem with Prop 65
• Zinke’s Monument Review: Another Gift to Oil, Gas, and Coal
• Puerto Rico a tragic reminder of why climate action cannot wait
• SF to Lift Veil of Secrecy on US Livestock Antibiotic Use
• 3 Easy Ways to Raise a Billion Dollars
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• Scientists Shocked: Plastics, Not Santa, Near the North Pole
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• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 26
• On the Frontlines of Climate Change
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• Breaking Discovery on New Impact Salmon Farms Have on the Wild
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• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 20
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• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 19
• India Green News: India will Implement Paris Pact & more
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• The Trump Administration Is Putting EPA Programs on the Chopping Block
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• “Rivers in the Sky” Rain Death Upon Wild Oysters
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• 2016: A Year of Hope for the Ocean
• Leading Indian States Prepare for Extreme Heat in 2017
• A monumental win for elephants: China will ban ivory trade by 2017
• Pool Pumps, Portable A/Cs Get First Efficiency Standards
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• Protections for our Arctic and Atlantic Oceans. Thanks, Obama!
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• US permanently protects some of the Arctic’s most important marine areas
• U.S. Creates Atlantic Deep-Sea Coral Protection Zone
• UN Biodiversity Conference results in significant commitments for action on biodiversity
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• State and International Governments, Tribal Nations, Businesses Join Forces to Combat Ocean Acidification
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• Tragic Trajectories: It’s Time to End Arctic Drilling
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• Report warns of unprecedented struggles in a warming Arctic
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• Hordes of Geese Die on a Toxic Lake in Montana
• Congresswoman Bonamici Delivers Optimism for Our Ocean
• Sea Ice at Both Poles Hits Record Lows
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• EPA Proposes Restrictions on TCE, Toxic Solvent, Under TSCA
• Victory for New York Waters
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• Industry & Advocates Support New AC and Heat Pump Standards
• Mexico Safeguards Vast Stretches of Coast, Deep Ocean
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• CPUC Adopts Major Improvements to Low Income Efficiency Program
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• Why the IMO’s 2020 global fuel sulfur limit is significant
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• Belize to begin oil exploration near threatened World Heritage site
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• Latin America Green News This Week: 9/29 – 10/5/2016
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• ACC releases updated review of U.S. drinking water chlorination practices and issues
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