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Environmentalists sue EPA to ban toxic chemical at refineries, including in Torrance, Wilmington

Efforts to more strictly regulate the chemical, known as hydrofluoric acid and modified hydrofluoric acid, are escalating to ...

EPA shutters its scientific research arm, with hundreds of scientists expected to be impacted

The EPA's Office of Research and Development has more than 1,500 employees, including scientists and researchers, dispersed ...

Hunger-fighting N.H.nonprofit joins the legal fight over EPA grant funding cuts

Gather, the largest organization helping people access food in southern New Hampshire, has joined a chorus of nonprofits ...
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EPA Extends Leave and Demands Answers From Employees Who Signed a ‘Declaration of Dissent’

A union representative for the employees is objecting to a survey in which the workers must now disclose if they signed the ...

Maryland fires back against EPA claims about its offshore wind permit

The Department of the Environment defended its air permit for the US Wind offshore project near Ocean City, rejecting an EPA ...
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EXCLUSIVE: How Biden EPA Scrambled To Beat Clock And Route Billions To Political Allies

The Biden Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) hastily shoveled billions in taxpayer dollars to Democrat-aligned green ...
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EPA announces 23% workforce reduction and closure of research office as part of federal streamlining

EPA's Lee Zeldin announced a 23% workforce reduction and the closure of a research office, citing its mission to protect ...

EPA says it's slashing nearly quarter of staff, closing research department

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Friday it is cutting its workforce by at least 23 percent.
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Duluth EPA lab to remain open

On Monday, some employees at the freshwater lab received reassignments to other offices within the agency and relocation was ...