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US EPA Plans to Cut Staff to 1980s Levels, Dissolve Research Office
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced plans on Friday to slash its budget by $300 million in fiscal year 2026, reduce staffing to 1980s levels and dissolve its research and development office as part of a sweeping overhaul of the agency.
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration on Friday proposed cutting billions of dollars in federal funding next year for ...
Today, the Trump administration posted two EPA proposals under final White House review that would repeal protections against air pollution. One is the Mercury and Air Toxics Update Rule which limits ...
The 1,500 research and development staff would need to apply for around 400 of the newly created positions in other offices, employees were told in an all-hands meeting at EPA on Friday. It was not ...
The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday announced a broad reorganization as part of the Trump administration’s drive to ...
President Trump’s EPA administrator Lee Zeldin seems to be focusing on costs to industry in an effort to dismantle the ...
With Trump's EPA waiver on E15 summer sales, supporters say nation needs year-round access to gasoline with 15% ethanol to ...
The U.S. The Environmental Protection Agency is consolidating staff and shifting resources, part of a larger restructuring ...
By Ned Randolph and Daniel Trotta LAPLACE, Louisiana (Reuters) -From her home on Louisiana's "Cancer Alley," Lydia Gerard ...
The EPA’s budget would be cut by more than half under President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2026 budget request, released Friday.
Grants to states and tribes as well as research, science, climate and hazardous waste cleanup programs would all take a hit ...
Environmental Protector Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a significant reorganization for the agency.
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