The open burning of trash, metal, plastic and all other man-made materials not only harms the environment and poses a public health risk, it’s against state law.
The Environmental Management Commission is considering a new rule that would require industries adopt PFAS monitoring plans ...
From our FOX23 Tower Cam, I could see flames and black smoke billowing from the stacks at H.F. Sinclair Refinery in west ...
In the past two weeks, seven conservation groups have written to Gov. Tina Kotek and state environmental regulators pushing ...
North Carolina ordered Chemours to expand PFAS well testing, adding 150,000 homes in six counties, including Harnett and Hoke ...
Oregon environmental regulators could once again delay implementation of medium-to-heavy duty clean truck rules — giving the commercial trucking industry more time for the technology and ...
As a committee of the Environmental Management Commission works to draft a PFAS monitoring framework rule, environmental advocates argue the draft language protects industry polluters.
The findings come as the Oregon Legislature is considering a bill to improve landfill methane monitoring and reporting.
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