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Communities around the Great Lakes, already reeling from widespread PFAS contamination, are pushing lawmakers to restore ...
Jerome Ringo, a former petrochemical worker turned pioneering environmental advocate, died at 70 after a decades-long career ...
Hundreds of New Mexico students living near oil and gas fields are missing school and struggling academically due to chronic ...
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that federal agencies only need to consider the direct environmental impacts of major infrastructure projects, not their broader consequences, under the National ...
A global conference in Nice next month will convene over 10,000 participants, including world leaders and scientists, to ...
Across the Americas, rice and crawfish farmers are helping keep migrating birds alive by transforming their land into ...
As extreme heat intensified across the Middle East and North Africa between 1998 and 2019, cancer mortality among women ...
Climate scientist Andrew Dessler found that Elon Musk’s chatbot Grok is increasingly giving misleading responses on climate ...
More than 130 researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health lost federal funding after the Trump ...
Brazil’s senate has passed a controversial bill weakening the country’s environmental regulations, opening the door for ...
A powerful Chicago art show draws the line between deadly prison conditions and environmental injustice, reimagining freedom ...
Aurora, Microsoft’s new AI model, is speeding up 10-day weather forecasts — and it might soon predict everything from ...