Environmental Policy

EPA Takes Action Against Employees Over Letter Criticizing Trump

The agency said it has a "zero-tolerance policy for career bureaucrats unlawfully undermining, sabotaging and undercutting" the president's agenda.
By Melina Walling, AP

Extreme Heat Is Straining U.S. Power Grids — With Potentially Devastating Consequences

Power outages during heat waves have become more common, and they can turn deadly.
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It’s So Hot Concrete Is Buckling In Some Places

A viral video — and road closures in multiple states — highlight how extreme heat can mess with aging infrastructure.
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Hundreds Of Temperature Records Could Be Broken During This Week's Dangerous Heat Wave

Multiple states have issued extreme heat advisories amid scorching — and hazardous — temperatures.
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How ‘Jaws’ Made Us Obsessed With Sharks — And Left Behind A Complicated Legacy

It's been 50 years since the Steven Spielberg blockbuster hit theaters.
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NAACP Files Intent To Sue Elon Musk's AI Company Over Supercomputer Air Pollution

The chamber of commerce in Memphis made a surprise announcement in June 2024 that xAI planned to build a supercomputer in the city.
By Adrian Sainz, AP

6 Ways You Can Actually Control Microplastics From Getting Into Your Food

Whether you’re chopping veggies on a plastic cutting board or reheating last night’s dinner in a plastic container, you may be increasing your exposure to microplastics.
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Meteorologist Gives Chilling Example Of How Trump Cuts Could Hurt Predictions

“Am I worried? You bet I am!” John Morales said.
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This $10 Gadget Gets Every Last Drop From Your Bottles, And Reviewers Can’t Live Without It

The "Shark Tank" gem will ensure you never again prematurely toss your lotions, moisturizers, sauces or anything else you need every drop of.
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Ditch Your Expensive Paper Towels For A Pack Of Reusable Swedish Dishcloths

You'll be happy you snagged these as tariffs threaten to make household products more expensive.
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