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The board that oversees California’s toxic substances agency unanimously voted Thursday to remove a controversial proposal ...

The PNG Industrial and Mining Resources Exhibition and Conference is making its much-anticipated return to Port Moresby in July 2025. Designed to foster business connections, share industry insights ...

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A Rugby man who ran an illegal waste operation has been ordered to pay back nearly £80,000. Liam Winters was found guilty of disposing of 'harmful' materials in Hertfordshire. Approximately 200,000 ...

Photo: Christine Olsson/TT Sweden's biggest environmental crime trial ended with prosecutors calling for the self-proclaimed 'Queen of Trash' and four others to be jailed for six years for illegally ...

A Rugby man who ran an illegal waste operation has been ordered to pay back nearly £80,000. Liam Winters was found guilty of disposing of 'harmful' materials in Hertfordshire. Approximately ...

The thin line of gold behind every tap, swipe, and click on our electronic devices rarely enters daily conversation, yet the metal keeps digital life running, then eventually turn into landfills full ...