Regulations

Breast milk offers better nutrition than formula to infants who cannot access their mother's milk. But centers have proliferated, raising other concerns.

• By Andrew Green

The International Seabed Council once again failed to come to an agreement over the rules to govern the practice of mining valuable resources in deep ocean habitats.

• By Todd Woody

How the Trump administration skirts the obstacles that make it hard for federal agencies to deregulate industries.

• By Ian MacDougall

While it inspired new regulations, executives have mostly found a way around them.

• By Rick Paulas

Steve Gardner's engineering company was dropped for performing "junk science" to discredit a regulation that it was hired to help prepare.

• By Ian MacDougall

A group of Democrats has crafted legislation intended to bring conflicts of interest from industry regulators under public scrutiny.

• By Robert Faturechi

The Regulatory Accountability Act would subject the rule-making process to red tape.

• By Rick Paulas

Was it bad genes? Bad luck? Or was it the toxins I eat, drink, breathe, and touch on a regular basis because the United States has a policy of putting the burden of proof for product safety on the consumer?

• By Shana Bernstein