Since the 1950s, incidents involving contaminated air on airplanes have exposed passengers, pilots, and crew to harmful chemicals, raising significant health and safety

A fire at the BioLab chemical plant in Conyers, Georgia, prompted evacuations and shelter-in-place orders, leading to significant outrage among residents due to the fac

Pollution from fossil fuels originating in industrialized nations is significantly affecting the atmospheric chemistry of the Arctic, illustrating the extensive impact

Recent research reveals that ship scrubbers, designed to minimize sulfur emissions, have inadvertently led to significant heavy metal pollution, adversely affecting mar

An inspector general's report reveals that three scientists from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) faced retaliation for resisting management pressure to m

Thousands gathered in Toronto to advocate for compensation and remediation for the Grassy Narrows First Nation, a community affected by decades of mercury contamination

Volunteers and organizations such as Let’s Talk Trash and Ocean Legacy are actively working to remove significant amounts of plastic and marine debris from the co

The Army National Guard has not adequately addressed widespread lead contamination in its armories, which poses health risks to both soldiers and the public, particular

The Goodyear chemical facility in Niagara Falls has been discharging hazardous levels of chemicals linked to bladder cancer into the atmosphere for over ten years. Despite receiving a violation not

The FDA is investigating the presence of metals in tampons to assess potential health risks, following a study in *Environment International* that identified tampons as

The UK’s Environment Agency was aware of the environmental risks posed by PFAS chemicals in firefighting foams two decades prior to implementing regulations, acco

A recent study indicates that personal care items, such as lotions and conditioners, could expose children to harmful phthalates—chemicals that may disrupt hormon

A recent increase in previously unrecorded earthquakes in New Mexico’s Permian Basin has prompted the state to halt plans for 75 wastewater injection wells, citin

Twenty-five years post lead cleanup, residents near the Avanti Superfund site in Indianapolis are demanding additional soil testing to ensure their safety from ongoing

California has made significant progress in reducing harmful vehicle emissions, yet people of color and those in heavily impacted communities still experience higher ex

Maui residents whose homes survived last year’s wildfires are now dealing with severe issues related to toxic contamination and inadequate insurance coverage, whi

A study indicates that air pollution and traffic noise could increase infertility risks. Exposure to elevated levels of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is associated wi

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reinstated a policy requiring major polluters to maintain stringent emissions controls, reversing a significant envir

Portland's Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub is at high risk of a catastrophic spill in the event of a major earthquake, posing a significant threat to nearby co

Texas is poised to update its oil and gas waste management rules for the first time in 40 years, sparking debate between environmentalists and industry leaders. The pro

The World Health Organization (WHO) has introduced its first guidance on managing antibiotic pollution from manufacturing. This guidance, which addresses wastewater and

 For years, American farmers unknowingly spread toxic "forever chemicals" across vast areas of farmland, only now realizing the harmful health and environmental ef

Massachusetts and Connecticut are the first states to ban toxic PFAS chemicals in firefighter gear, aiming to protect firefighters from associated health hazards. PFAS,

Environmental groups are raising alarms about the potential health risks of artificial turf, which may expose players to harmful PFAS chemicals. A recent study detected

The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality, along with New Mexico and New Jersey, has petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to designate

San Diego Congress members are pressing the U.S. State Department to take more decisive action against Mexico regarding the unprecedented sewage pollution flowing from

A study reveals that childhood exposure to air pollution can lead to bronchitic symptoms in adults, even without prior lung problems. Initiated in 1992, the research tr

A recent study published in *Nature Sustainability* reveals that the rising use of certain pesticides is sharply reducing wild bee populations across the U.S. Specifica

As final negotiations for a global plastics treaty approach, the U.S. is being urged to back substantial reductions in plastic production rather than focusing solely on

UK activists and local councils are pushing for a ban on pesticides in urban areas, inspired by Paris, which has been pesticide-free for seven years. The Pesticide Acti

Activists gathered outside California's Capitol, urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would hold oil companies accountable for environmental damage as the legislat

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has taken action against the plastics industry for using deceptive accounting methods to exaggerate claims of recycled co

A recent report from Mamavation reveals that eleven popular avocado oils contain detectable levels of phthalates. Collaborating with EHN.org, Mamavation had these oils

On a humid July afternoon, about 40 minutes from Houston, families enjoy Sylvan Beach, but plastics dominate the sand. Bottles, bags, and wrappers are scattered, and sm

A Montana asbestos clinic is contesting a $6 million judgment for allegedly submitting hundreds of false claims for patients with asbestos-related illnesses in Libby. T

“PFAS contamination is much more widespread than what we know.”

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“There’s much more plastic in our brains than I ever would have imagined or been comfortable with.”

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Canada will invest $12 million over the next decade to investigate potential contaminants from oilsands operations that impact Indigenous communities in northern Albert

Researchers have raised concerns that wildfire smoke, which contains harmful pollutants, may interfere with anesthesia and negatively impact surgical outcomes, particul

Recent research indicates a connection between high bisphenol A (BPA) exposure in pregnant women and an increased risk of autism in their sons. BPA appears to interfere

Two nuclear workers have filed a lawsuit after being exposed to plutonium at the Columbia Generating Station in 2021 due to a safety oversight. Two employees at the pla

Pennsylvania's government is pushing forward with a controversial plan to capture and store carbon emissions underground, despite facing criticism regarding environment

A study led by Kathrin Schilling has revealed that tampons contain toxic metals, including lead and arsenic, raising concerns about their health impacts, particularly f

A young man born without limbs due to his mother's pesticide exposure in agricultural fields underscores the serious health risks faced by U.S. farmworkers. Carlos Cand

Toxic trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a byproduct of common refrigeration chemicals, is becoming a major environmental concern in Maine and globally. TFA results from hydro

New research has found heavy metals like lead and cadmium in dark chocolate, but experts believe moderate consumption is generally safe. The study showed that 43% of da

Extreme heat and wildfire smoke should be recognized as major disasters by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). According to the National Weather Service, he

A climate technology that was once popular is now facing growing skepticism from conservative groups who question its effectiveness and safety. Canada Proud, a right-wi

The rising frequency and intensity of wildfires in Canada are creating significant long-term health risks due to ongoing smoke exposure. Over the past two decades, the

Teahupo’o, Tahiti, the designated site for the Paris Olympic surfing events, faces a troubling legacy of radiation exposure due to a French nuclear test conducted

The near-extinction of vultures in India during the 1990s, primarily due to the widespread use of the cattle drug diclofenac, has had devastating consequences, leading

A new study from Boston University School of Public Health, published in the American Journal of Public Health, examines the mental health effects of living near oil an

An abandoned oil platform near Galveston released extensive oil into the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Beryl brought 60 mph winds. The rusted platform off the Bolivar

A NASA-funded study reveals that nitrogen dioxide levels rise significantly near large e-commerce warehouses, heightening asthma risks for local residents. The research

Texas lawmakers are advocating for stricter regulation of hydrogen sulfide leaks from oil facilities located near residential areas and schools. They plan to introduce

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has delayed its proposal to ban formaldehyde in hair straighteners, with no clear timeline for implementation. Initially aimed at

Scientists have discovered perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in pesticides used on food crops, homes, and pets, raising concerns about widespread con

Shell has abandoned its plan to use advanced recycling to convert 1 million tonnes of plastic waste into oil annually by 2025, citing market and technological challenge

The Pentagon seeks an extension to phase out toxic firefighting foam containing "forever chemicals" beyond the congressional deadline. The Department of Defense needs a

Environmentalists and tribal members are urging Arizona officials to cease uranium mining near the Grand Canyon over health and environmental concerns. Activists have p

Environmental groups and lawmakers are calling for action after California regulators did not enforce a law requiring financial bonds for idle wells during a major oil

The fashion industry generates millions of tonnes of plastic waste annually, much of which pollutes the environment due to poor disposal practices. A study by NC State

Maine farmers faced a crisis when PFAS contamination was found in soil and water. These chemicals, known as "forever chemicals," endanger food supplies and the health o

China is currently investigating the widespread use of unclean industrial tankers for transporting cooking oil, which has sparked concerns about public health. Reports

Over a million Texans are still without power days after Hurricane Beryl, struggling with debris, heat, and limited resources. The hurricane inflicted significant damag

A severe heat wave in the United States has resulted in at least 28 fatalities, a number that is expected to climb due to ongoing high temperatures. California, Oregon,

A report from Beyond Plastics reveals that the lack of federal regulations and clear definitions for bioplastics makes it difficult to assess their safety compared to t

Research from the University of Utah indicates that Pacific Islanders and Hispanics are most affected by dust from the exposed bed of the Great Salt Lake, underscoring

Athletes are especially susceptible to health risks from air pollution, which can hinder their performance and elevate their risk of disease. Pollutants such as PM2.5,

A recent investigation highlights a strong correlation between air pollution and low birth weight in infants born near industrial zones in New Mexico, indicating seriou

New research reveals that millions of people use tampons containing potentially harmful levels of toxic metals. Researchers at UC Berkeley found detectable amounts of l

The tobacco industry initiated legal threats and lobbied politicians to obstruct the UK's proposed smoking ban aimed at fostering a "smoke-free" generation. Tobacco com

Former officials from the Trump administration are optimistic about the possibility of another Trump term, buoyed by recent favorable Supreme Court rulings that could r

Thousands of firefighters, including nearly 300 from New Jersey, are suing manufacturers of firefighting foam and gear, alleging exposure to toxic chemicals caused thei

The oil industry has withdrawn its $40 million campaign against a California law designed to protect communities from oil drilling but may still challenge it in court.

Federal investigators are pushing for an expedited removal of puncture-prone DOT-111 tank cars from trains, despite strong opposition from the rail and chemical industr

Environmental advocates are urging Louisiana to reject air permits for a planned 2,400-acre plastics facility, citing new federal air quality standards and concerns abo

A federal investigation concluded that the chemical burn-off following the Ohio train derailment could have been prevented, attributing blame to Norfolk Southern and it

The Supreme Court is poised to make a decision on narrowing the scope of environmental assessments required under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for new p

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A recent study indicates that synthetic hair products in Nig

Recent research indicates that a chemical found in plastic bottles may heighten the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes by decreasing insulin sensitivity. Bispheno

Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against major plastic producers, including Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, alleging deceptive practices and environmental harm caused by plastic wa

Experts caution about the peril posed by unregulated chemicals in the UK, highlighting risks to public health and the environment. The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

New York City's congestion pricing initiative, intended to alleviate traffic congestion and support public transit funding, remains stalled despite being approved five

Three environmental organizations are taking legal action against Belgium for permitting the usage of pesticides that they argue violate EU regulations and pose signifi

Microplastics, omnipresent in our daily environment, have infiltrated nearly every aspect of the human body, prompting concerns regarding potential health implications.

Scientists studying unregulated pollutants are insisting on coordinated action from both Ontario and federal governments to protect water quality and public health in t

As Paris gears up for the 2024 Olympics, it showcases a remarkable reduction in car reliance, leading to vastly improved air quality. Mayor Anne Hidalgo's initiatives,

Infertility, influenced by various factors including environmental ones, remains a global concern, particularly regarding male fertility. Recent research highlights the

Women are disproportionately affected by over 100 chronic autoimmune diseases, including Alzheimer's disease, with a higher prevalence and severity of symptoms. While g

More than 37 million Americans suffer from kidney disease, experiencing symptoms like severe swelling, fatigue, back pain, and urinary issues. Approximately 808,000 Ame

Bayer faces scrutiny for concealing health risks tied to its products, resulting in a $289 million penalty. Internal documents, mostly from Monsanto, now owned by Bayer

The University of South California team discovered a correlation between commonly used chemicals such as PFAS and phenols and the occurrence of melanoma, ovarian, and u

Last month, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced federal standards for "forever chemicals" in drinking water, known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl sub

A recent study suggests a connection between elevated prenatal fluoride levels and heightened behavioral problems in children, sparking discourse among experts. The stu

Lead poisoning is now increasingly acknowledged as a significant concern, prompting global efforts and financial support to address it.

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Cancer-causing benzene levels were reduced in half at US refineries in 2023: Report

Researchers from the University of Southern California discovered a link between higher levels of phenols and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), known as "fore

A recent report from Mamavation revealed that 13 popular olive oil brands contain detectable levels of phthalates, with amounts ranging from 655 to 6,092 parts per bill

Maine's farmers are gearing up to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its alleged negligence in regulating harmful chemicals on agricultural land. Th

The recent opening of a plastics facility in Beaver County, Pennsylvania has sparked concerns regarding potential environmental repercussions, notably increased polluti

A study published in Environmental Science & Technology reveals that the air inside cars contains harmful flame retardant chemicals, especially on hot days. Researc

Researchers have expressed concerns regarding the impact of elevated fluoride levels found in tap water across numerous communities in the United States. Elevated fluor

A recent study has highlighted health hazards associated with nitrogen dioxide emissions from gas stoves, indicating significant contributions to childhood asthma cases

Recent research suggests that nanoparticles present in common household cleaning agents could pose a significant source of indoor air pollution, potentially elevating t

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is considering a prohibition on acephate, a pesticide associated with potential harm to the developing brains of children

The presence of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), identified as a hazardous 'forever chemical,' is on the rise across various global environments, sparking concerns regarding

Recent research sheds light on potential hazards associated with common cleaning agents called quaternary ammonium compounds (quats). Scientists have uncovered that qua