Bayer and BASF’s recent legal defeat over drifting pesticides could encourage more farmers to file lawsuits, according to plaintiffs attorneys.

New York state is moving forward with implementing one of the nation’s strictest plastic bag bans, despite calls for regulatory changes from lawmakers, industry leaders, and environmentalists.

A senior Texas energy regulator said that any large-scale reduction in natural gas flaring in the state will cause a “dramatic” increase in crude prices while having little effect on global efforts to reduce the controversial practice.

The Trump administration is asking for rare public comment on a federal study looking at the impacts of seismic surveys on polar bears in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The Department of Labor’s inspector general is starting a review of OSHA’s enforcement of rules limiting workers’ exposure to toxic silica dust.

Embattled California power giant PG&E Corp. expects to earn a $454 million profit this year as it pushes to emerge from the largest utility bankruptcy in U.S. history.

The EPA needs clearer documentation of its environmental protection efforts along the Mexican border, the agency’s internal watchdog said.

The White House has signed off on the EPA’s plan to manage imports of certain “forever chemicals” no longer made or used in the U.S., along with imports of manufactured goods containing those chemicals.

An international organization that funded an Indian power plant is immune from a lawsuit over pollution because the case centered on activity that occurred outside of the U.S., a federal court in Washington ruled.

In the future, when you order a coffee at McDonald’s or Starbucks, it could be served in the same cup you used a few months earlier.