Brenna Walraven was elected chair of Green Seal's board, along with three other officers who will serve over the coming year.

Since 2018, EPA's lead grant program has helped more than 18,000 schools and nearly 33,000 child care facilities test water for lead.

Designed for researchers from the Agricultural Research Service and the University of Arizona, the 15,650-square-foot complex has laboratories, shared workspaces and research infrastructure.

Preliminary applications for Maryland's two-year grant program are due Nov. 30, and only applicants found eligible may submit bids by Jan. 22, 2027.

The proposed revisions address methane monitoring, gas flaring and emissions control requirements for oil and natural gas operations.

Rural municipalities have a separate $50 million pool, and grants will be awarded first come, first served until the money is gone.

The initiative will support real-world testing of emerging cleanup methods and research funding to help communities address PFAS contamination.

Study authors suggest the Deepwater Horizon oil spill as the likeliest cause of losses among fish, krill and cephalopods, and the team ruled out marine heatwaves, hypoxia and food supply limits.

Gelman Sciences will remove contaminated soil, pump and treat more groundwater, add monitoring wells and help community groups hire an independent technical advisor.

Wisconsin's $125 million PFAS Trust Fund backs sampling grants for local governments and private well owners, with more expected in 2027.

Manufacturers and laboratories gain another emissions testing method as EPA updates technical standards for composite wood products.

With approval, the Utah Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil, Gas and Mining would issue Class VI permits and make sure permit holders follow them. Class VI wells inject carbon dioxide ...