The lack of federal regulation for coal ash has become something of a Congressional cause célèbre since that disastrous late December coal a

The Environmental Protection Agency stirred some excitement last month when it announced plans to begin “intensifying” the evaluation of spo

Two years ago, in its report on the Superfund program’s failures, The Center described the “misery in Montana” — the asbestos-related sickn

The environmental impact of pesticides containing pyrethroids is causing alarm in California where a small aquatic animal, which serves as a

Warning: the following contains an actual example of environmental advocates agreeing with the chemical industry. Both sides say that the En

Like a lot of industry groups, the farm lobby says it would prefer that Congress tackle climate change rather than leaving the job to the bu

For the past four years, as executive director of Citizen Action New Mexico, Dave McCoy has been hounding the local and federal government f

Steven Fox of Chesapeake, Va. says the first he heard of a coal ash dump site near his home was when he read a local newspaper story about h

HOUSTON, May 31, 2002 — In a discovery with national implications, a group of government, academic and private researchers involved in a $20

WASHINGTON, May 15, 2002 — The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, nearing the end of a lengthy investigation, has conclude