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Dicamba became one of the most widely-used herbicides on the market after agribusiness companies like Monsanto released ...
This year, three companies operating four plants in metro-Atlanta applied for an exemption to the new rule: Becton Dickinson ...
Justin Chen, president of the American Federation of Government Employees Council 238, the union representing 8,000 EPA ...
Nancy Beck, the highest-ranking executive in EPA’s chemicals office, acknowledged the toxics program is dealing with resource shortages while facing mountains of backlogged work and complicated ...
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a plan to roll back regulations on pollutants known as "forever chemicals" in the nation's drinking water. It comes against the backdrop of a ...
The Trump administration will roll back a landmark regulation on “forever chemicals” in drinking water, two weeks after EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin promised to address contamination from the ...
The EPA said Wednesday it plans to weaken and reconsider federal guidelines on toxic "forever chemicals" in America's drinking water, citing compliance reasons.
The EPA will relax some limits on forever chemicals in drinking water but keep strict rules for two main types, sparking backlash from environmental groups. Associated Press May 14, 2025 ...
EPA testing shows a greater share of large cities don't meet drinking water standards for forever chemicals. Check your city's results on our map.
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