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U.S. Supreme Court Restricts Government's Power To Regulate Greenhouse Gases
The EPA's capacity to control power plant emissions is limited by a 6-3 decision made by conservative justices. 
The EPA's capacity to control power plant emissions is limited by a 6-3 decision made by conservative justices. -
EPA Gives Stamp Of Approval For Lysol As Coronavirus Killer
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has given Reckitt Benckiser approval to claim that its Lysol products are effective against killing the novel coronavirus on surfaces. 
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has given Reckitt Benckiser approval to claim that its Lysol products are effective against killing the novel coronavirus on surfaces. -
Litigation Lawyers Asking $28 Million From Volkswagen On Top Of EPA Settlement
Lawyers of the more than 98,000 VW vehicle owners are asking a US Judge to demand $26 million from the company to cover attorney's fees and other costs. 
Lawyers of the more than 98,000 VW vehicle owners are asking a US Judge to demand $26 million from the company to cover attorney's fees and other costs. -
Tesla Gets $31,000 Fine For EPA Hazardous Waste Violation
Tesla has agreed to pay a $31,000 fine and to buy the Fremont Fire Department $55,000 worth of new emergency response equipment as part of its settlement with the EPA. 
Tesla has agreed to pay a $31,000 fine and to buy the Fremont Fire Department $55,000 worth of new emergency response equipment as part of its settlement with the EPA.
