A trial set for next week in federal court between Texas and the Biden administration over the state’s use of a floating river barrier to stop migration will be postponed by 60 days or longer, a judge said Thursday.
There are more ways that certain plastic chemicals may get into people’s bodies and harm children than the EPA has recognized in a draft analysis, according to scientists advising the agency.
Parties challenging the EPA’s rule designating two PFAS and related chemicals to be hazardous Superfund substances have a greater chance to make their case following the US Supreme Court’s ruling that weakened agencies’ authority to interpret ambiguous statutory terms, attorneys say.
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The Senate unanimously passed legislation Thursday to create dozens of additional judgeships on federal district courts across the US, in a rare moment of bipartisanship over an issue once mired in political gridlock.
Plaintiffs in proposed class actions against
Johnson & Johnson’s consumer health care division will not have to face allegations that it engaged in “false and misleading” marketing claims over its Tylenol gelcaps.
There is no evidence the lead in Stanley-brand thermal mugs can or could harm to consumers, the manufacturer of the virally popular Adventure Quencher Tumbler argued in a case claiming it falsely advertised its products.
The municipality of Princeton, N.J., can continue to seek insurance coverage from a
Denka Performance Elastomer LLC was successful in securing more time to comply with Environmental Protection Agency air pollution standards for chloroprene and ethylene oxide after the Fifth Circuit granted its request for a stay.
The EPA says more than 600 PFAS chemicals are in the marketplace in the U.S. While states are racing to regulate PFAS, while the federal government lags.
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