The EPA may soon use its authority under the Toxic Substances Control Act to require nanoscale materials companies to report to it.

The EPA recently announced a settlement with United Abrasives, a bond abrasives manufacturer in North Windham, Connecticut.

The Maryland Department of the Environment has hit Sparrows Point steel mill with a hefty $3 million penalty for pollution violations.

The EPA has ordered a Boise, Idaho ski and snowboard park developer to comply with federal law and remove asbestos from the Lazy J Tavern complex.

Allenco Energy Inc. has invested $1 million on upgrades to comply with regulations. 

Pennsylvania's Department of Environmental Protection recently announced that it has reached a settlement with Columbia Gas Transmission, LLC., over multiple violations of the Clean Streams Law.

The EPA recently announced a settlement with Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., one of the nation's largest egg producers.

The EPA announced that two South Carolina and Missouri pesticide companies will pay civil penalties to settle FIFRA violations.

The EPA recently fined a Lynden, Washington-area dairy farm for violations of the Clean Water Act.

A coalition of eight groups recently announced that they are suing the State Department for allegedly approving two pipeline plans in secret last year.

The EPA Agency has awarded a $200,000 Brownfields Area-Wide Planning grant to the city of Hickory, North Carolina.

The EPA recently announced their ambitious Clean Power Plan, to a chorus of criticism.

Gilbane Building Co. recently reached a settlement agreement with the EPA to resolve allegations that the company violated the Clean Water Act.

EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said this week that building the Keystone XL pipeline would not result in a climate disaster.

The EPA recently proposed to add a Franklin, Massachusetts hazardous waste site to the Superfund list.