Yard waste and wet-cell batteries, commonly used in cars, are already banned from being disposed of in landfills and incinerators by the cur

Justice Neil Gorsuch, stated that enforcing local laws regulating camping on public property does not violate the Eighth Amendment's ban on

The collapse, measuring over 100 feet in diameter and believed to be more than 100 feet deep, seems to be encroaching upon the limestone min

The White House has made an announcement about the formation of the Columbia River Task Force. This task force is to play a crucial role in

Approximately 98% of drainage tile across the country is situated in watersheds experiencing high levels nitrate and phosphorus levels. The

By Monday morning, the water level at McCook Lake was increasing at a rate of 6 inches per hour, reaching a staggering 10 feet above its usu

The lawsuit alleges that Tyson participated in an "anticompetitive and fraudulent scheme" aimed at diminishing competition in the poultry in

The inclusion of freshwater mussels in the ESA will help boost conservation initiatives for both existing and new efforts aimed at protectin

The Little Miami Wastewater Treatment Plant, operated by the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati, has an exciting plan in the

It's no easy task to unravel the intricate connection between air pollution and the brain. In our fast-paced industrial society, we encounte

Embarking on a cruise ship adventure along Canada's picturesque west coast may seem like a dream come true, but unfortunately, it comes at a

Toxic chemicals, including vinyl chloride, were spilled into the air, creating a looming threat. Swift action was taken by officials who ord

Although aluminium is widely utilized in various commercial applications in today's society, bauxite residue does not serve any significant

Studies have also shown that consuming organic food, which is grown without synthetic pesticides, may lower glyphosate levels in women resid

Over two decades ago, the European Union took the decision to ban Acephate, a member of the organophosphate family of chemicals. However, in

Coal-fired power plants consume large amounts of water, and when the water is discharged back into lakes, rivers, and streams, it carries a

ishing gear entanglement isn’t enough for endangered right whales

The lawsuit claims that during the renewal of the facility's water pollution permit, the farm expressed its disagreement with the terms set

scientists observed that the corals they introduced became infected and perished in regions lacking sea cucumbers. Conversely, this phenomen

After two decades, the EPA is finally taking action to update the standards for the MPP industry. These new regulations aim to minimize the