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A research lab in Washington State tracks ecological changes in a warming climate and provides scientific guidance for forest managers. It is one of 57 such facilities being shuttered. Read More

GENEVA, April 30, 2026 /3BL/ – The final installment of a three-part scientific State of Knowledge (SoK) paper series on tire wear emissions concludes that, while the understanding of tire wear emissions has advanced, current data to quantify human health impacts attributable to tire wear emissions remains inconclusive. The review finds that differences in sampling […]

Today, Chemours announced the recipients of its sixth annual Responsible Supplier Awards, recognizing suppliers that have delivered meaningful improvements in sustainability performance, operational excellence, and responsible business practices. As Chemours continues to advance its vision of delivering Trusted Chemistry, suppliers who demonstrate leadership, integrity, and innovation across the value chain play a critical part. Each […]

The inspections were 20 percent below quota for assessing large waste generators from 2020 to 2024, the EPA inspector general found. Read More

A new federal study found a swath of the Appalachian region contains large amounts of the EV battery metal that would be economic to mine. Read More

The National Weather Service would get a boost, and it would be required to maintain staffing levels. Read More

The Army Corps of Engineers partnered with The Nature Conservancy in a program aiming to restore the river health. Read More

Democrats are warning that the Interior Department’s reluctance to approve wind and solar projects could thwart permitting reform talks. Read More