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Nashville audiologist warns music lovers to protect their hearing during summer concert season. Learn how to properly use earplugs to prevent damage while enjoying live performances.

The EPA is overhauling its staffing and offices to cut taxpayer funds going to the agency and to bring its workforce down to Reagan-era levels, Administrator Zeldin announced.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin details the agency's goal to be as efficient 'as possible,' its approach to staffing and its projects with other departments and agencies.

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A new report adds to the already overwhelming case that protected areas and Indigenous territories in the Amazon Rainforest ...