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Why Donald Trump Hasn't Fired Scott Pruitt

By Justin Worland

There’s a New Way to Wipe Out Mosquitoes in the U.S.

By Alexandra Sifferlin

EPA Head Defends Oil and Coal

By Justin Worland

The EPA Is Ending an Obama-Era Practice That Conservatives Say Sped Up New Rules

By Justin Worland
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President Trump Wants to Cut Foreign Aid, Boost Defense Spending

President Trump’s budget for 2018 would slash funding on everything from Big Bird to foreign aid, while boosting support for the Pentagon and the construction of a border wall, the White House said Wednesday. Trump...

By Zeke J Miller

No, President Trump Isn't Going to Eliminate the EPA. But He Might Do This

The entire text of the bill was short enough to fit in a tweet: "The Environmental Protection Agency shall terminate on December 31, 2018." And like a tweet, it quickly spread across the internet, with...

By Justin Worland

Bush EPA Chief 'Worried' About Agency Under Scott Pruitt

"He’s really someone who doesn’t believe in the mission of the agency"

By Justin Worland

Donald Trump Says EPA Water Regulations Are Hurting His Hair

"It's a disaster!"

By Tessa Berenson

People Are Taking Volkswagen Up On Its $1,000 ‘Good Will’ Offer

Company still faces fines, lawsuits, and regulatory rules for cheating on emissions tests

By Victor Luckerson

Volkswagen Says Reports of CEO’s Dismissal Are ‘Ridiculous’

The automaker recently admitted to the biggest scandal in its history

By Michal Addady / Fortune

Massive Waste Spill Turns River in Colorado Orange

The EPA accidentally caused the spill, reports say

By Maya Rhodan

Come On in, the Fracking Water's Fine

EPA report says no evidence of "widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water resources in the United States"

By Maya Rhodan

New Google Doodle Celebrates Earth Day 2015

It comes with a nifty little quiz

By Kevin McSpadden

Bellbottoms, Smog and Afros: Documerica Searches for the Seventies

A new exhibition at the National Archives looks into the Documerica Photo Project, an initiative spearheaded by the EPA in the 1970s to capture ordinary Americans in the midst of a transitory era.

By Bryan Walsh
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