Letter: Permissions continue to be granted for ever-larger salmon farms, many without environmental impact assessments, writes Dr Mark Borthwick ...

Miami-Dade spends millions hauling the seaweed of the beach every summer. That's just the start of the costs.

Eight years ago, local officials in Washington learned that a section of a sewage line next to the Potomac River had become ...

A surge in dead and injured seabirds, including brown pelicans, along California’s coast is prompting rescue efforts and ...

Everyone in the region seems to know someone whose health problems, including certain types of cancer, could be caused by ...

New York lawmakers are considering changes to the state's environmental review law that would allow some housing projects to ...

Whitmire balances his budget on the backs of Houston’s most vulnerable, writes Jordan Thomas. But there's another way.

CIOs paying for a waste problem vendors createdBy Qrent Managing Executive Kwirirai RukowoIssued by QrentJohannesburg, 06 May 2026 Kwirirai Rukowo, Managing Executive of Qrent. (Image: Qrent) CIOs ...

FIFTY-THREE years after the first United Nations International Conference on the Environment was held in Stockholm in 1972, the world experienced the steady emergence and growth of environmental law ...

Individuals from across Loudoun who are working to solve environmental and sustainability issues across the county were ...

High school student teams from across the Susquehanna Valley tested their knowledge of aquatics, forestry, wildlife, soils and a surprise current issue at the annual Envirothon on Tuesday.

Sacramento has a problem with Cap-and-Invest, the “climate change” premium that adds at least 20 cents per gallon to the ...