A Court Threw Out the Agency’s Approval of Deadly Dicamba Herbicide, But the Maker Is Pushing for Another Year of Use
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Radical Republicans Are Already Sabotaging the Next President
Behind-the-Scenes Move At EPA Water Board Shows How Trump Loyalists Are Loading the Government with Corporate Allies
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Microscopic Soot + Coronavirus = Higher Death Rates
So, of Course, Trump’s EPA Ignores Harvard Study and Its Own Scientists and Sticks with Lax Air Pollution Standards
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Trump Administration Uses Pandemic to Cover for Loosening Crop Poison Regulation
A Deadly Herbicide Ends Up in Lakes and Rivers, Severely Harming Wildlife
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How Big Corporations Are Poisoning the Nation’s Farms
It’s About Ignoring Nature and Lobbying in the Trump Administration By Sarah Okeson How did farmers who had shunned deadly dicamba for decades end up buying it even as the herbicide poisoned their neighbors’ farms? The answer is money. Bayer AG and BASF, makers of dicamba, have spent more than $40 million in federal lobbying…
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Trump Declares War on the Chesapeake Bay
Clean-up Funding Cuts and Lax EPA Oversight of the Polluted ‘National Treasure’
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EPA Readies a Present to the Coal Industry
The Agency That Supposed to Protect the Environment Is About to Let Polluters Make It Worse
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EPA to Ease Rules on Power Plants Storing Deadly Coal Ash
Move Is the Latest Trump Administration Effort to Prop Up the Failing Coal Industry
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EPA Guts Chemical Plant Safety Regulation
Move Came Less Than a Month After Giant Texas Plant Explosion
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State Regulators Prefer Water Standards Best for Bass, Not Children
With the Trump EPA’s Blessings, Missouri Waters Down Obama-Era Quality Requirements for the State’s Lakes