The South Korean government has announced its intent to restrict U.S. mixed paper and certain plastic imports.

House Bill 217 would have banned wind turbines from being disposed of in Wyoming landfills.

Long-term care providers, who were once exempt from the hazardous pharmaceutical waste regulations, now have very specific requirements.

The bill was released from the Senate by a vote of 22 to 17 and is on its way to Gov. Phil Murphy’s desk.

The measure would require a person seeking a permit for a new facility in a burdened community to meet certain additional requirements.

Chinese importers can now apply for tariff exemptions.

Reps seek information related to the bottled water industry’s practices, specifically regarding the extraction, bottling and selling of America’s groundwater.

The state is reviewing measures that would impose EPR laws for food and beverage producers.

The lawsuit alleges that DOD failed to conduct required environmental reviews for proper disposal of PFAS-containing firefighting foams.

In this month’s edition of Business Insights, we offer new observations on PFAS gleaned from two sessions at GWMS.