A new federal rule issued Saturday targets the oil and gas industry’s methane emissions, which experts say are a primary culprit in global warming and cost...
Distrust lingers after PFAS found in drinking water The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to propose restrictions on harmful “forever chemicals” in drinking water after finding...
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Alex de Vries’ research highlights the substantial water consumption of Bitcoin mining, exacerbating the global water crisis. This issue is particularly severe in water-scarce regions and...
As South Carolina’s unprecedented growth continues, officials are reworking how the state uses and conserves its water sources. A group of experts gathered Wednesday at the...
AVOCA — The nearly 50-year-old Regional Water Rural Water Association treatment plant ran nonstop a record 72 days this summer, struggling to keep up with drought-driven...
Shasta County is taking its fight to the courts to stop a controversial wind energy project that it rejected two years ago, but has revived with...
A Milwaukee casting foundry will need to pay $100,000 for dumping untreated wastewater into the sewage system, a judge ordered Monday. According to a news release...
Oklahoma County still hopes to build a new jail near Will Rogers World Airport. But county officials are once again actively exploring where else they might...
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz wants people to know that Texas — not California — is the country’s top wind energy producer. “We produce a lot more...
