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For the first time in more than 40 years, some types of fish in the Mississippi River are considered safe to eat, according to the Tennessee Department of Environment and

A precautionary fish consumption advisory has been issued for black bass on Chilhowee Reservoir in Monroe and Blount counties. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation said the warning was due to elevated levels of mercury.

As reported by Lynden News Aug. 29, STG Construction has depended on the Lynden companies for almost two decades to help support the important work of bringing renewable wind energy to communities in need of replacing other energy sources like diesel fuel. Alaska Marine Lines and Northland Services...

In Aug. 23 court filings the Bureau of Land Management asked the federal District Court in Alaska to reject two appeals by environmental organizations against BLM

The Alaska Department of Natural Resources

ANS marched steadily higher in the trading week leading to Aug. 30, up $2.68 from its Aug. 23 close of $85.68 to close at $88.32 Aug. 30 and notching a gain of 33 cents on the day. West Texas Intermediate rose 47 cents on the day to close at $81.63, while Brent rose 37 cents to close at $85.86. All...

The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of the Army have announced a final rule changing the definition that the agencies use for the waters of the United States, or WOTUS. In May, in a decision over a court case referred to as Sackett v. Environmental Protection, the U.S. Suprem...

On Aug. 16, 2022, Santos Ltd. (51%) and its joint venture partner Repsol (49%) took a final investment decision to proceed with the US$2.6 billion Phase 1 of their Pikka development project west of Alaska

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