The EPA has withdrawn a 2020 Roundup cancer risk assessment after determining it could not meet a court deadline to reassess the health risks of the popular weed killer.
An Illinois jury has awarded a woman $363 million following a trial over allegations exposure to Sterigenics ethylene oxide leaks caused her to develop breast cancer.
The EPA intends to name two PFAS chemicals as hazardous substances, allowing the agency to go after polluters.
The EPA says it will be unable to make a court-mandated deadline of October 1 for completing a reassessment of Roundup cancer risks.
The EPA says it soon plans to introduce new air pollution regulations for ethylene oxide, a toxic chemical used in the sterilization of medical equipment.
A lawsuit filed by the American Chemistry Council seeks to reverse a recent EPA decision to lower lifetime health advisory levels for PFAS.
A new CDC study finds nearly 9-of 10 U.S. children have detectable levels of glyphosate in their blood.
The EPA has announced the scope of the second part of its asbestos risk assessment, which will include legacy uses and asbestos-containing talc products.
An environmental group says European regulators ignored clear evidence of glyphosate cancer risks during a recent Roundup safety assessment.
A federal appeals court has ordered the EPA to reevaluate the safety of Roundup after determining the agency did not follow its own rules in declaring the weed killer safe.