The American Chemistry Council is calling for changes to federal chemical safety reviews as lawmakers face a December deadline to address program funding.

The system is expected to produce about 317,000 kilowatt-hours a year, equal to one month of the plant’s on-peak power use.

Federal lawyers argue the law’s ban on taking protected animals covers only deliberate acts, such as hunting or killing.

Covered onshore facilities now have until June 1, 2030, instead of June 1, 2027, to submit worst-case discharge plans to EPA.

Companies must prepare to meet expanded EPA reporting obligations under the Inflation Reduction Act, with new mandatory documentation, facility-level data, and attestation audits set to begin in 2026.

State environmental officials are seeking feedback on nine proposed sites for oyster habitat enhancement projects planned for 2027.

Honorees span organics processing, textile reuse, recycling education and efforts to expand beverage cup collection.

The $58 million Princeton Meadows project adds treatment equipment and moves operations beyond the former plant’s floodplain.

The agreement provides for up to $35 million more under terms tied to a separate indemnity lawsuit involving PCB purchasers.

The new website provides tools, scientific resources and environmental guidance to support sustainability efforts, waste reduction, recycling and air quality management during FIFA World Cup 2026™.

Volunteers from Great River Greening, GF and the Twins will plant native vegetation at Wood Lake Nature Center.

Its first application, planned for release in 2027, would transfer grid data and models between existing planning tools.