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January 31, 2023

Wisconsin legislator says PFAS pollution in state's water seems 'insurmountable'

Democratic Wisconsin Sen. Diane Hesselbein believes PFAS pollution in the state's water seems "insurmountable." PFAS are a family of chemicals used widely in consumer products.

January 25, 2023

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources secretary says combatting water pollution is his top priority

Adam Payne, the new secretary of Wisconsin's DNR, says combating water pollution is his biggest priority. Gov. Tony Evers has allocated funds to address PFAs contamination.

January 20, 2023

British scientists believe pollution did not cause UK mass crab deaths

British scientists believe that pollution is not the cause of the thousands of UK crab deaths. The crabs displayed unusual twitching during the deaths and scientists are unsure why.

January 20, 2023

Georgia plant spills 100 million gallons of partly treated water into river

A wastewater plant in Georgia spilled treated water into the Ocmulgee River after experiencing equipment failure. The treatment plant released over 100M gallons of water into the river.

January 20, 2023

West Virginia trucking company sued over chemical spill into creek

A West Virginia trucking company is being sued over a chemical spill that poured 3,000 gallons of chemicals into a creek. The driver of the vehicle was later arrested for drunk driving.

January 17, 2023

Underground fire at Alabama landfill continues to pollute air 50 days after blaze

An underground fire in an Alabama landfill is continuing to pollute the air more than 50 days after the blaze. The air quality monitors surrounding the landfill are detecting pollution.

January 12, 2023

Mississippi wastewater hauling business pleads guilty to federal illegal dumping

A Mississippi wastewater hauling business has pleaded guilty to federal illegal dumping. The company was discharging industrial waste into Jackson's sewer system.

January 6, 2023

Stronger limits proposed to control deadly soot pollution in the US

The Environmental Protection Agency says the U.S. needs to implement tougher standards to control soot pollution in the air, which can kill thousands of people a year when inhaled.

January 5, 2023

Oil spill in CA creek originated from well dug in 1882

Oil that was found in a California creek last weekend has been traced back to a well built in 1882. A team has managed the spill by damming the oil.

January 4, 2023

Large toxic chemical plume found in Wisconsin's Green Bay on Lake Michigan

A large plume of a toxic chemical has reportedly entered Lake Michigan through groundwater that seeped into Wisconsin's Green Bay, scientists claimed Tuesday.