Ater Environment News Today

There's a new Tunnel Boring Machine in town, and Clackamas County needs help naming it.

Researchers have discovered the first evidence that male tardigrades can find females by scent.

The industry-leading dredging company has potential tailwinds ahead of it

Mountain Tunnel is just one stop along our water’s 250-mile journey from the Sierra to the Bay Area, but it’s a key portal for The City’s water supply regulating flows for our drinking water and hydroelectric power.

California’s statewide snowpack stood at 237% of average, according to DWR, a number not seen since 1952, when official records started being kept.

Thanks to a parade of storms, California’s reservoirs are once again flush with water

Thanks to a parade of storms, California’s reservoirs are once again flush with water

City leaders instruct the SFPUC to reduce harmful nutrient releases into the bay and scale back its reliance on the Tuolumne River

California’s snowpack, which accounts for about a third of the state’s water supply, is its biggest in three decades – but conservation may still be needed

The head of the federal Environmental Protection Agency has visited a West Virginia county where some residents recently got access to clean water after years of having to boil it