Lucedale citizens protest plans for largest wood pellet plant in the world.
California’s deadliest wildfire holds important lessons for communities across the West as we approach a new fire season.
New technology identifies target species, shuts down turbines to avoid deadly collisions
From Indigenous groups to international conservation organizations, everyone is getting in line to save the critically endangered tamaraw.
Legislators just punted — for the 11th time — on an opportunity to fix the government program that assesses flood risk.
In parts of Europe, air travel is becoming taboo for its big carbon footprint.
An Oregon agency has denied water quality certification for the natural gas export facility, but the project isn't dead yet.
Two years into the Twilight of the Bugs. Loving and mourning don’t seem to be so hard.
New proposal calls for 'space wilderness' designations as startups eye precious metals on asteroids, planets, and moons.
How an Idaho community is restoring an ecologically and culturally significant wetland that was once written off as lost.
In Sierra Leone, people have been fallow farming for generations. Today, it poses new hazards to human and chimpanzee communities alike.
EPA had moved to ban chlorpyrifos under Obama, but Trump administration rejected the science and reversed course.
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