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THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Agency has said that local authorities are “conspicuous in their lack of enforcement” of ...

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Betsy Natz CEO of the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association, and the Association’s regulatory counsel, Manesh Rath, from ...

Canada’s Bill C-5 introduces two new acts, one focused on removing interprovincial trade barriers, and the second, the ...

The new standards will reduce amounts of 12 toxic or cancer-linked pollutants in Alabama waterways, according to clean water ...

Opinion: Hogan Lovells' Sean Marotta and Danielle Desaulniers Stempel explain how the Supreme Court's new two-step rule to ...

The General Court nixed ClientEarth's concerns about overfishing and affirmed the EU's discretion to balance science and sustainability in catch limits.

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Buffalo-area company, which pleaded guilty to 2 felonies, faults employees, aging plant for clean air violations, but says ...