The project will use natural gas-powered fuel cells, carbon capture technology and air cooling to address energy demand and water use.

A federal inventory tracks declining mercury use and identifies remaining applications in manufacturing and electrical equipment.

State regulators largely blamed Holland's readings on pollution carried over Lake Michigan from upwind states.

Cuts in ozone-depleting chemicals kept the 2026 Antarctic ozone hole from growing even larger, though it still averaged about 9.6 million square miles during peak season.

Idle commercial sites keep their environmental obligations after a business moves out, and early cleanouts, regular inspections and simple runoff controls help keep them from becoming liabilities.

Businesses can use permanent pollution reductions from mobile sources to offset emissions from new or expanded facilities.

NOAA warns of further flooding risks as high tides and warmer ocean conditions raise water levels along the coast.

Residents can raise contamination concerns and comment on state plans during a virtual listening session. State agencies will gather Delaware residents’ concerns about PFAS contamination during an ...

Michigan local governments and federally recognized tribes can receive up to $2 million per project, and the first round holds $5 million.

The deal covers most injury claims tied to AFFF, follows earlier settlements with public water systems and New Jersey, and comes as 3M keeps cleaning up PFAS at its former plants.

More than $206 million will benefit environmental justice communities, and about $122 million goes to projects in watersheds with a recent history of harmful algal blooms or in state bloom plans.

A planned campus in Effingham County, Georgia, would serve as a test site under a Georgia Power deal that includes up to 1,000 megawatts of flexible demand response.