EPA

protesting for clean air and water

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May 19, 2023

EPA Must Protect Communities from Cancer-Causing Ethylene Oxide

Darya Minovi
Senior Analyst

LA smog

Andreas Strandman/Unsplash

May 17, 2023

Will EPA Follow the Science and Protect Us from Ozone Pollution?

Anita Desikan
Senior Analyst

EPA Administrator Michael Regan in the foreground, looking pensive, with a diverse group of young people sitting in the background

The White House/Flickr

May 12, 2023

Roundup: A New Scientific Integrity Framework and Overstretched EPA Staff

UCS Science Network

Fossil fuel industry lobbyist deploying disinformation about natural gas

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April 27, 2023

Disinformation Alert: Fossil Fuel Interests Preparing to Deploy False Claims about New EPA Rules

Paul Arbaje
Energy Analyst

The Phoenix skyline at sunset, with a beautiful orange sky contrasting with dark clouds overhead

Nader Abushhab/Unsplash

April 24, 2023

Dos plantas emisoras de óxido de etileno en Arizona impactan la salud de las comunidades

Sophia Marjanovic
Bilingual Senior Organizer

The Phoenix skyline at sunset, with a beautiful orange sky contrasting with dark clouds overhead

Nader Abushhab/Unsplash

April 24, 2023

Two Arizona Ethylene Oxide-Emitting Facilities Impact Community Health

Sophia Marjanovic
Bilingual Senior Organizer

Erika Nortemann/Shutterstock

April 21, 2023

It’s Time for EPA to Regulate Chemicals by Class

Kristie Ellickson
Kendall Fellow

Clouds of pollution billow over two smokestacks, part of a power plant in Minnesota, against the backdrop of a pink sky and blue water

Tony Webster/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)

April 20, 2023

EPA’s Power Plant Carbon Rules Are Critical—and Complex. Here’s What to Know, and What to Watch.

Julie McNamara
Senior Energy Analyst

Josiah Farrow/Unsplash

April 13, 2023

EVs Critical Solution For Climate Crisis, But Biden Administration Stopping Short on Trucks

Dave Cooke
Senior Vehicles Analyst

EJ sign

Logan Weaver/Unsplash

March 30, 2023

Lawmakers Cherry-pick Outdated EPA Data in Effort to Undermine Environmental Justice Grant Programs

Darya Minovi
Senior Analyst

Carol Colman/Pixabay

March 29, 2023

These Attorneys General Are Defending the Fossil Fuel Industry, Not Their States

Elliott Negin
Senior Writer

Dr.s Devon Payne-Sturges and Richard H. Sprinkle

January 23, 2023

Understanding the Science to Better Protect the Public from Cumulative Impacts

Kristie Ellickson
Kendall Fellow

December 20, 2022

The EPA’s New Truck Rule Is a Modest Step When What Is Needed Is a Giant Leap

Dave Cooke
Senior Vehicles Analyst

December 1, 2022

Why UCS Supporters Are Pressing EPA to Let California Enforce Its Truck Pollution Rules

Dave Cooke
Senior Vehicles Analyst

polluting refinery

Patrick Hendry/Unsplash

November 22, 2022

Cumulative Impacts: Why Environmental Protections Need to Take Them into Account

Kristie Ellickson
Kendall Fellow

Erlend Bjortvedt/Wikimedia Commons

November 15, 2022

Roundup: Congress Acts on Clean Energy But Has Much More to Do

UCS Science Network

November 3, 2022

New Analysis Shows Truck Manufacturers’ Scare Tactic Just a Bunch of Hot Air

Dave Cooke
Senior Vehicles Analyst

Smokestack air pollution

Documerica/Unsplash

October 26, 2022

How’s EPA Doing on Air Pollution Science?

Anita Desikan
Senior Analyst

David Goldman/AP

October 6, 2022

What is Ethylene Oxide? Answers to Your Questions about the Cancer-Causing Chemical

Genna Reed
Director of Policy Analysis

Kjetil Ree/Wikimedia Commons

October 6, 2022

The Supreme Court Has Unleashed a New Tool to Hamstring Federal Agencies. Congress Must Act.

UCS Science Network

A grey sky blends with clouds of emissions from a petrochemical plant in Detroit, MI, seen through a chainlink fence

September 14, 2022

Ethylene Oxide at the Intersection of Climate, Environment, and Social Justice

UCS Science Network

American Chemistry Council DC headquarters front door

DeAntre Bryant/UCS

August 8, 2022

American Chemistry Council Uses Disinformation to Target PFAS Safeguards

Genna Reed
Director of Policy Analysis

August 4, 2022

Baby Steps Toward Curbing Pollution from Forever Chemicals

Andrew Rosenberg
Former Contributor

A group of people at a Des Moines, Iowa, protest against Roe v. Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court. One person holds a sign reading "end compulsory pregnancy."

Phil Roeder/Flickr

July 14, 2022

Roundup: Supreme Court Disregards Evidence as Public Officials Downplay Pandemic

UCS Science Network