Articles Tagged with ''EPA''

The U.S. Senate confirmed 108 nominees en bloc following frustration among some lawmakers about how long the process was taking.

PRASA taps Jacobs for critical wastewater project in Mayagüez, part of wider push to harden Puerto Rico’s storm-battered infrastructure.

Five nonprofits that were awarded billions of dollars in grants last year are trying to stop the Trump administration from clawing back the money.

EPA funding is set to boost water infrastructure resilience in North Carolina, but more than $100 million in FEMA funds are in limbo.

The Trump administration proposes to revoke the Obama-era endangerment finding related to greenhouse gas impacts on climate change damage—and along with it, eased vehicle tailpipe emissions regulations. 

EPA Inspector General report says many at-risk sites—all military facilities—are near population centers and important ecological areas.

Company and federal government resolve claim that award of EPA brownfield redevelopment grants was aided by involvement in drafting their bid specs.

Agency plans to revise wastewater limits for power plants, potentially easing costly upgrades and shifting project timelines, with final rules expected by mid-2026.

A pair of proposed rules would repeal emissions standards for fossil fuel-fired power plants and weaken rules on how much mercury and other air toxics can be admitted.

Draft proposed rule, particularly aimed at coal-fired plants, is part of the government intent to stop facility retirements and boost the sector's fortunes under the Trump energy agenda, which also calls for possibly building new nuclear reactors without approval from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission.