Low-level arsenic exposure in public drinking water is linked to poor infant health outcomes in the United States.

It’s a first for the Central Iowa Water Works, which is worried about maintaining compliance with EPA nitrate standards.

The $35 million facility is in addition to 33 existing PFAS treatment systems Veolia already operates for water customers in the United States. Veolia will continue to install treatment systems to ...

It is beginning to dawn on some Democrats that many Americans are not particularly interested in their sprawling climate agenda, ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued two rulings on where certain challenges to actions taken by the Environmental ...

The foundation sued the agency in April for withholding Inflation Reduction Act funding meant to address environmental ...

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The West Oakland metal recycler’s violation of the Clean Water Act has led to an agreement to install filtration equipment.

Consumers Energy is prolonging the lifespan of a West Michigan power plant under an emergency order from the Trump ...

"The expected outcome of the revised arsenic cleanup level will result in an estimate of four additional properties that need ...

A Baltimore nonprofit is among three that the judge says should be able to use the funds to distribute grants.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that the Environmental Protection Agency acted unlawfully in declining to update water pollution control standards for seven major industries. The ...