Recent climate and environmental reports highlight regulatory rollbacks, public health concerns, and significant scientific research.

New research has linked 485 chemicals found in US pesticide products to breast cancer, prompting concerns regarding food safety amid rising early-onset diagnosis rates.

A New Jersey data center, DataOne, was fined $1.1 million for operating dozens of unpermitted generators, following an investigation into its environmental impact.

Syngenta is facing scrutiny as undisclosed safety data emerges regarding the herbicide paraquat, which remains in the US market despite global bans and links to Parkinson’s disease.

Advocates are criticizing a new executive order by Donald Trump that prioritizes recreational fishing, warning it threatens scientific standards and ocean ecosystems.

Federal heat-protection rules for workers have been frozen as the current administration moves to roll back regulations intended to prevent heat-related illness and death.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized Democratic politicians for avoiding climate change topics, urging them to better connect environmental shocks to daily economic issues.

A Senate report indicates that the fossil fuel industry has secured approximately $190 billion in subsidies and tax breaks following major campaign donations.

An uncrewed, wind-and-sun-powered vessel has embarked on a 22,000km journey around Antarctica to gather data on how oceans absorb carbon emissions.

Protesters disrupted an NVIDIA climate panel, highlighting rising tensions between environmental activists and the energy-intensive tech industry.