Carbon dioxide is essential for life, but despite what the EPA chief said, too much carbon dioxide does enormous damage. It’s not complicated.

Officials with a small but mighty California agency known as the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment said they remain committed to rigorous science.

Zeldin assured the group he was committed to protecting the estuary and was supportive of the full funding of $40 million toward Long Island Sound in the president's 2026 budget.

The agency’s plan to disavow its finding that greenhouse-gas emissions endanger human well-being is dispiriting, but there are workarounds.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin is not doing his job, and we will all suffer the consequences of this administration’s war on the natural world.

The global race to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) has begun. President Donald Trump got it right from the start when he issued an executive order in January to strengthen America’s AI – the next great technological forefront.

On July 18, The New York Times reported on the EPA’s decision to eliminate the Office of Research and Development and “begin firing hundreds of chemists, biologists, toxicologists and other scientists, after denying for months that it intended to do so.”

The longtime grants attorney criticized EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for making "false statements" about the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.