Whether sourced from a bustling grocery store, a local farmers market, or even your own garden, fruits and vegetables come into contact with numerous surfaces and hands during their journey to your kitchen. This makes them susceptible to various contaminants. Proper cleaning is crucial not only for enhancing food safety but also for preserving the […]
Although not legally enforceable, the EPA’s new definition could appeal to developers looking to simplify sustainable projects.
Find out if there are PFAS in your drinking water by referring to existing reports or testing your household’s tap water.
Removing lead from homes, schools, and daycare centers could reduce exposure for half a million children under the age of 6.
There’s not one single source of exposure to PFAS, but you can still curb some of these chemicals in your everyday life.
As health experts unravel the harmful effects of air pollution from wood stoves and woodsmoke, local officials and the EPA are testing replacement heating devices.
Tesla will pay a $275,000 penalty for violating the Clean Air Act, after it paid $31,000 in 2019 for hazardous waste violations.
The weed-killer, also known as glyphosate, has been linked to various health issues. Still, the EPA hasn’t pulled it from the market.
The infrastructure bill contains billions of dollars that will be allocated to clean up pollution. Where will that money go?
Ever-present ‘forever chemicals’ linger in our environment and bodies. Now the EPA has come up with a new way to hold producers accountable.
