chemicals

Increased consumer demand for paint, coupled with chemical supply chain issues has left store shelves bare.

The most toxic site in the Spring Valley neighborhood in Northwest D.C. is completely cleaned and safe to build on again decades after chemicals and munitions were found buried there, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Tuesday, but there are still years of work left to do.

Oil giant Exxon Mobil, once a revenue juggernaut, is fighting for its future.

It may not be long before you can walk into a Ralph Lauren store and have a blank slate of a polo shirt color-dyed to order.

More and more in recent years, people wonder about the safety of the water coming into their homes. After all, there have been infamous cases of towns with water supplies that led to cancer. So what about here in the D.C. area?