Environment

The DuPont spinoff claims that the transition away from fossil fuels depends on its cancer-causing PFAS chemical GenX.

Drilling in the Dutch province of Groningen has caused over 1,000 earthquakes since 1963.

Angel Argueta Anariba fled a 1998 hurricane in Honduras, only to get lashed by one while detained by ICE two decades later.

A survey commissioned by the EPA describes the New Chemicals Division as a workplace rife with industry influence and abusive mismanagement.

A trove of internal documents related to Solway Investment Group’s Fenix mine reveals bribery, pollution, and troubling efforts to repress dissent.

While the company has been fighting regulation, levels of its carcinogenic chemical have climbed in St. John, Louisiana.

As black smoke poured out of a burning tire dump in Louisiana, people inside the prison next door struggled to keep the fumes out.

All three officials have played a significant role in pressuring scientists to dismiss the risks posed by products the EPA is assessing, according to whistleblowers.

War is reshaping our world. Will we harness that urgency for climate action or succumb to a final, deadly oil and gas boom?

The level of PFOA in the blood of Merrimack residents was almost three times the 2015-2016 national average.