August 10, 2015
EPA Accidentally Releases 3 Million Gallons of Contaminated Water
The EPA–the agency supposed to ensure our water is safe to drink–confirmed it accidentally released enough contaminated mine water to […]
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The EPA–the agency supposed to ensure our water is safe to drink–confirmed it accidentally released enough contaminated mine water to […]
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President Obama unveiled his EPA’s final rule to regulate emissions from existing power plants–a rule expected to cost the U.S. […]
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Today, EPA Administration Gina McCarthy heads in front of the House Oversight and Government Reform Panel to defend the agency’s […]
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Allegations of employee misconduct are nothing new at the Environmental Protection Agency. It’s been well established that its employees have […]
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A hearing of the House Oversight Committee hearing titled “EPA Mismanagement” today resulted in a number of embarrassing headlines for […]
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In the spirit of “Sunshine Week”—a week devoted to promoting transparency in government—the U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation that […]
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Today, the EPA began hearings on its proposal to slash ozone standards by up to 20 percent (from 75 parts […]
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Thanks to the wonders of the internet, we can now easily view every public comment anyone submits to a federal […]
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While Americans are busy prepping for the big meal tomorrow, EPA regulators announced a new proposal to tighten regulations on […]
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For most Americans, heating our homes while cooking a turkey in the oven isn’t a financial burden. Because of our […]
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