Bug zappers fall under device regulations due to their use of physical mechanisms like electricity to deter pests. The bug zapper racquets m

On various occasions, raw sewage was released into the Ohio River, the Muskingum River, and a stream flowing into the Muskingum River.

Last week, Kristy Groves, the forest supervisor for Ashley National Forest, announced in a letter that she intends to reassess the project.

The heat-related discharges were equal to the greenhouse gas output of over 5,000 vehicles in a year. However, they make up only a small por

The disease is now affecting a new generation of coal miners in the area, as they are facing higher rates of diagnosis compared to the previ

Since 2003, New Hampshire has been keeping a close eye on its oceanside beaches, conducting regular sampling from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Kaitlin Caruso, an associate professor at University of Maine School of Law, pointed out that the absence of Chevron deference allows privat

Despite previous efforts by government agencies to safeguard tribal confidentiality, the Pushpum proposal, also known as the Goldendale Ener

The White House has made an announcement about the formation of the Columbia River Task Force. This task force is to play a crucial role in

Approximately 98% of drainage tile across the country is situated in watersheds experiencing high levels nitrate and phosphorus levels. The

The legislation aims to require drillers to allocate additional funds for well plugging, empower regulators to prevent high-risk sales to fi

It's no easy task to unravel the intricate connection between air pollution and the brain. In our fast-paced industrial society, we encounte

The business was fined $360,000 and placed on three years of probation. Throughout probation, Tip the Scale must follow a mandatory environm

Envigo RMS LLC agrees to pay over $35 million, a historic fine for an animal welfare violation.

Embarking on a cruise ship adventure along Canada's picturesque west coast may seem like a dream come true, but unfortunately, it comes at a

Toxic chemicals, including vinyl chloride, were spilled into the air, creating a looming threat. Swift action was taken by officials who ord

The oil and gas sector has been raking in profits without taking responsibility for the financial burden of sealing and decontaminating thei

Coal-fired power plants consume large amounts of water, and when the water is discharged back into lakes, rivers, and streams, it carries a

After two decades, the EPA is finally taking action to update the standards for the MPP industry. These new regulations aim to minimize the

The fire led to the release of a massive amount of petrochemical products and firefighting substances into Tucker Bayou and the surrounding