Sixty-five percent of the Michigan residents who live within three miles of a commercial hazardous waste facility are people of color, despite being only 25 percent of Michigan’s total population.

In a move to keep contaminated soil and water from the Manhattan project from being deposited in a Wayne County landfill, state Rep. Reggie Miller (D-Van Buren Twp.) has introduced legislation barring ...

contended it was unjust to allow additional hazardous waste be stored in a neighborhood that is majority low-income and people of color. The agreement signed roughly four years later creates more ...

On a hot summer day in Oak Ridge, Tenn., dozens of men removed pipes, asbestos and hazardous waste while working to ...

OSHA's Hazard Communication and Laboratory Standards outlines their differences, similarities and how to effectively comply ...

Roll and Contain the Artificial Turf Waste: Tightly roll each strip piece by piece, and secure it with tape or rope. Use an ...

Michigan now has more clean energy projects than any other state — 62 — creating 21,748 jobs and receiving more than $26.6 ...

When properly planned, large retail projects can benefit from the improved illumination, energy savings, low maintenance, ...

Fluorescent tube lighting was a staple in homes and commercial buildings in the late 20th century. In residential settings, ...

Have you finished a project and have paint left over? Here's how to recycle and reuse your paint. The post Should You Recycle Paint? appeared first on Family Handyman.

The flow of a white substance 8 miles down a wash, possibly from a limestone quarry in the Santa Rita Mountains, is under ...