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Nearby Tribe calls on state, federal agencies to end a “decadelong pattern of reckless violations.”

New Jersey officials are calling its $2 billion settlement with major manufacturers of PFAS “forever chemicals” the largest environmental settlement ever won by a state. Shawn LaTourette, New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, discusses with Host Paloma Beltran the legacy of industrial contamination in the state and how the settlement is expected to pay for cleanup as well as restoration of degraded ecosystems.

Belmont has made progress on its climate goals over the last eight years, but court rulings, new legislation and uncertain federal funding are forcing the city to get creative on

ROSELLE, NJ — On Saturday, July 19, New Jersey state residents joined hands, as dedicated volunteers of the

Your seat at the Additive Manufacturing Advantage awaits! Register free for AMA: Energy and AMA: Automotive & Mobility. At this week’s AOPA National Assembly, multinational printing firm HP announced new healthcare 3D printing case studies, alongside plans for a material set to be launched later this year. Long associated with industrial prototyping, HP’s latest efforts show how its […]

For Long Island, offshore wind farms represent a largely untapped source of much-needed supply.

In India, BRSR (Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting) framework now makes ESG disclosures mandatory for the country’s top 1,000 listed companies. Policies like EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) are pushing brands to take responsibility for recycling and waste.

New Jersey officials are calling its $2 billion settlement with major manufacturers of PFAS “forever chemicals” the largest environmental settlement ever won by a state. Shawn LaTourette, New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, discusses with Host Paloma Beltran the legacy of industrial contamination in the state and how the settlement is expected to pay for cleanup as well as restoration of degraded ecosystems.

More than a decade ago, the Mesa County Landfill voluntarily began capturing and burning off the methane generated by the organic waste disposed of there.

New Jersey officials are calling its $2 billion settlement with major manufacturers of PFAS “forever chemicals” the largest environmental settlement ever won by a state. Shawn LaTourette, New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, discusses with Host Paloma Beltran the legacy of industrial contamination in the state and how the settlement is expected to pay for cleanup as well as restoration of degraded ecosystems.

Student journalists at the University of Texas Dallas formed their own newspaper after being dismissed from their school's paper.

The UK government's proposal for a Geological Disposal Facility in Cumbria has been rated Red after a Delivery Confidence Assessment.

State regulators say the amount of unmonitored area is ‘concerning' as EPA investigates methane leaks.

BLOOMINGTON – The Project 46 Southern Indiana Regional Climate Alliance announces the release of its 2022 Inventory of Community-Wide Greenhouse Gas Emissions and High Impact Actions Analysis, prepare

Are leaves and other yard waste considered litter, and can someone dispose of them on my property?

Microplastic Recycling Market Size was valued at USD 298.77 Million in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 494.47 Million by 2032 at a CAGR of 6.5%

Now, the state’s top environmental regulator explains how a record settlement with DuPont will provide $1.2 billion in cleanup costs and help communities get the “forever chemicals” out of their water.

BEAM Circular, supported by an investment from Stanislaus County of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, has awarded more than $970,000 in competitive grants to three projects that will expand educational opportunities, advance workforce training, and build pathways into the growing circular bioeconomy.

The city of Pine Bluff is in the midst of a possible transition regarding its trash services, trying to move from long-standing provider Waste Management of Arkansas Inc., otherwise known as WM, to CARDS Holdings LLC.

The council will vote Monday whether to approve a $1 billion nuclear fusion research facility on a 14-acre lot on Jack London Boulevard.