The Southwest Clean Air Agency found that the LANXESS plant's actual emission levels for several pollutants were many times higher than what the company reported.

More frequent, intense and destructive fires fueled by climate change cause far more death and illness than official tallies ...

The steel mills are large contributors to the area’s pollution, Halline said, but Hoosiers who live in the area are also surrounded by trucking traffic on the nearby interstates. The area is a point ...

In her latest column, environmental reporter Laura Paskus argues that New Mexico deserves transparency about threats from ...

Michiganders can plan for a summer-like weekend across Michigan with expected highs in the 80s — and possible rain and thunderstorms across portions of the state. "A mostly quiet and pleasant weekend ...

White vinegar is a great natural cleaner to keep in your home since it can be used in a variety of areas. For tackling mold, ...

The U.S. EPA has begun removing more than 2,300 containers of hazardous materials left at the shuttered Omni Polymers ...

The air you breathe doesn’t just affect your lungs. It could be toxic to your brain. A study by University of Pennsylvania researchers linked increased exposure to air pollution to worse cases of ...

City officials deemed a recent blaze at Eastern Metal Recycling too minor for alerts, despite the facility's history of hazardous fires.

As Atlantans have resumed their office commutes in the post-pandemic era, ozone levels in the metro area have ticked up, state data show.

A cloud of hazardous materials appeared over the ATI Millersburg Operations around 8 p.m. Tuesday night and quickly ...