U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Alaska demanding action on B.C. mining oversight

  In 2020, 22 U.S. and Canadian researchers published a letter critical of B.C.'s environmental assessment and oversight relating to mines, calling it weak and ineffective.

  Environment

  Jan 12, 2021
  
• Wildfires take over from industry as major source of cancer-causing air toxins: study

  Polycyclic aromatic compounds (PAHs) are created during burning of everything from oil to wood to cigarettes, and many are carcinogenic.

  Environment

  Dec 14, 2020
  
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• CAPP CEO says Trump’s methane regulation reversal widens U.S. competitive advantage

  A U.S. proposal to ease regulations aimed at cutting methane emissions will create another competitive advantage for American producers over Canadians, the CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers says.

  Environment

  Aug 30, 2019
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• Is that a bed bug? App explains how to identify, treat them

  A new app created by a researcher at Ohio State University has the answers and information on bed bug identification and treatment.

  World

  Dec 30, 2018
• Survey showing support for nuke waste bunker near Lake Huron ‘misleading’

  A public opinion survey used to bolster claims of widespread support for a proposed nuclear waste bunker near Lake Huron was misleading.

  Canada

  Feb 15, 2017
• Colorado mine spill that turned river yellow is 3 times larger than first estimated

  Three million gallons of wastewater laced with heavy metals, including lead and arsenic, spilled from the Gold King Mine and turned the Animas River a mustard yellow last week.

  Environment

  Aug 10, 2015