Before the EPA, the US environment was not federally protected. Vintage photos show Los Angeles before regulations limited ...

People who identify as Hispanic are three times more likely as White people to live in an area with three failing grades for ...

A new report on air quality across the U.S. offers a cloudy prognosis on the long-term health of about 156 million residents ...

Washington, D.C. fails to reduce air pollution, earning an 'F' in the 2025 State of the Air Report. Health experts warn of serious health risks.

The American Lung Association has revealed that nearly half the U.S. population resided in areas with dangerous levels of air pollution between 2021 and 2023.

Toxic air pollution in Louisiana’s petrochemical corridor, an area often referred to as “Cancer Alley,” has risen in recent years. The burdens of pollution have been borne mostly by the state’s Black ...

Nationally, the “State of the Air” report found that 156 million people in the U.S., or 46%, live in an area that received a failing grade for at least one measure of air pollution. Black and Hispanic ...

Residents of the mostly Black communities sandwiched between ... the data’s consistent.” Toxic air pollution in Louisiana’s petrochemical corridor, an area often referred to as “ Cancer ...

The American Lung Association gave County a D grade in its 2025 State of the Air Report. The ALA’s annual report analyzed pollution across the United States based on data from the Environmental ...

According to the American Lung Association's 2025 "State of the Air" report, the Charlotte region, which includes 3.3 million people – 1.3 million of them racial minorities – earned a failing grade in ...