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Despite high-profile Cabinet defections, the heads of the Interior and Energy departments and EPA are staying put.

The activist wrote in a blistering op-ed, "We do not want an advisor to this new administration to be someone who has guided DuPont on sidestepping regulations."

Three regulations that are expected to be finalized before Joe Biden's inauguration might pose a challenge for his administration

To counter the approach taken by Trump at the Environmental Protection Agency, Democrats are seeking someone with a strong track record and a focus on environmental justice

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey from Massachusetts described the agency's actions as "deeply concerning."

Even Exxon Mobil and BP are against the EPA's move to remove methane regulations

The so-called "Friendly" insects, designed to naturally suppress yellow fever mosquito numbers in the U.S., have been approved for release in the Florida Keys.

Tensions between the agency and the unions representing its employees are escalating as the EPA plans to reopen its regional offices

Amid national turmoil, the agency is revising water permitting regulations to make it more difficult for states to obstruct the building of fossil fuel pipelines

The states, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, claim the EPA's relaxed policy is not transparent and gives polluters too much wiggle room.

This is the most recent in a series of environmental regulatory reversals since the US became the center of the COVID-19 outbreak

The administration announced its ultimate decision to dismantle the Obama-era standards for auto emissions as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread

The new water regulation, completed on Thursday, will rank as "one of the most harmful and hazardous actions by this administration," an environmental attorney cautioned

These federal employees feel stretched thin by attrition and worn down by regulatory rollbacks.