Venezuela’s opposition leader Leopoldo López said that a void in the group’s leadership, following the ousting of Juan Guaidó as its recognized president, has made it “impossible” to pay for legal representation to defend the dozens of billion-dollar lawsuits that the nation faces in the US.

The EPA on Friday released a tool that will make it easier for the public to see where companies produce chemicals and find out how much they make and how many workers are exposed to them.

The US Environmental Protection Agency escaped claims brought by groups who say the agency effectively denied its petition to require Chemours Co. to test PFAS, after a federal judge found that the EPA granted the petition.

The European Union started work on setting its 2040 climate goals, signaling future policies would require greener consumer lifestyles and more effort from businesses across the economy to meet climate neutrality by the middle of the century.

Munich Re is leaving an alliance of leading insurers that have committed to reduce emissions due to what it says are “material” legal risks, in a move that marks the latest blow to a coalition built by former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney.

Siemens AG said it will reverse some of the impairment it took on its stake in Siemens Energy AG, leading to an income boost after tax of €1.59 billion ($1.73 billion) at the end of the second fiscal quarter.

A silver mining company in Idaho illegally discharged arsenic, lead, and other pollutants into the South Fork Coeur d’Alene River, an environmental group alleged in a federal lawsuit.

Burford Capital Ltd.’s big bet on a lawsuit over an Argentina oil company took a major step forward on Friday.

3M Co.’s first-quarter plunge is scaring off even the bravest of dip buyers as its crippling legal troubles continue to haunt the century-old industrial giant.

Fargo, N.D. has repeatedly dumped wastewater polluted with E. coli into the Red River for years, an environmental group alleged in a complaint filed in federal court.