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An EPA lawyer said the dissent letter “is likely protected speech under the First Amendment” and advised against “retaliatory” moves. Read More

The agency touted its new list of contaminants in drinking water as a MAHA win, but it could be years before regulations are established. Read More

Efforts to study, prepare for and address climate change have taken a major hit. But a few programs are hanging on thanks to bipartisan support. Read More

The home goods retailer isn’t baking any potential returns for eliminated tariffs into its 2026 financial expectations, executives said on a recent earnings call. Read More

Fastsort-Textile shuffles 220 pounds of clothes in two to three minutes, compared to around four hours for one worker to do the same thing. Read More

The family sued three law enforcement officers who they said planned and carried out a raid against protesters camped near a disputed Georgia construction site. Read More

Russia’s Arctic Metagaz, which was damaged in a suspected sea drone attack last month, is carrying liquefied natural gas. Read More

The San Francisco-based Trust for Public Land says it has reached a deal to buy the 161-acre site for $175 million. Read More