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Most U.S. chemical recycling facilities turn plastics into fuel to be burned

The money is expected to help the city replace 30,000 lead service lines — out of more than 400,000 — the largest number in the country.

Exclusive: Even as juries decide against a herbicide maker, proposed industry-backed measures would limit lawsuits and local use restrictions

In 1976, beloved chef, cookbook author and television personality Julia Child returned to WGBH-TV’s studios in Boston for a new cooking show, “Julia Child Company,” following her hit series “The French Chef.” Viewers probably didn’t know that Child’s new and improved kitchen studio, outfitted with gas stoves, was paid for…

As the prime minister heads to Bletchley Park — and prepares to meet Elon Musk — Michelle Donelan said losing control of AI would have the ‘gravest ramifications’

Food waste causes 58% of the methane emissions that come from landfills, the EPA said in a recent report

The operator of the Keystone pipeline system and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency say that the company has finished cleaning up a massive December 2022 oil spill in northeast Kansas

Joe Burrow and Jalen Hurts are rising up the ranks. Garoppolo? Hooo buddy, no.

The Environmental Protection Agency spent more than a year investigating whether Louisiana's oversight of industrial air emissions discriminated against Black residents

The cash payments and support available for household heating bills over the winter, who can apply and how

A pair of recent reports from the Environmental Protection Agency put striking numbers on America's problem with food waste