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EPA finds glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer
The common weedkiller glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer, U.S. EPA said in its latest review of the farm chemical better known by the brand name Roundup.
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Marc Heller, E&E News reporter
The common weedkiller glyphosate likely doesn't cause cancer, U.S. EPA said in its latest review of the farm chemical better known by the brand name Roundup.
After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
By Pamela King in Energywire
The energy industry has been largely unaffected so far by the partial government shutdown, now a month long.
By Kelsey Brugger in Energywire
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After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
By Pamela King in Energywire
The energy industry has been largely unaffected so far by the partial government shutdown, now a month long.
By Kelsey Brugger in Energywire