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LGBTQ rights have come a long way. Is there further to go?

The Indian Riverkeeper board named Jim Moir the Indian River Lagoons fifth watchdog after Mike Conner announced he will resign in June.

National Walking Week starts April 1.

The Tatay River Hydropower Dam in southwestern Cambodia has become a case study in how not to do things.

CHARLESTON — More than three quarters of the West Virginia Senate has voted to give up legislators’ power to review environmental regulator-approved changes to site-specific water pollution control permit limits

Blooms on a scale we have seen in past years are not natural. They re from poor water quality caused by urban, ag and fertilizer runoff, and more.

Christmas wishes: Heres what clean-water nonprofits need to advocate for the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon - and how you can help them.

Tennessee Wildlife Federation is on a mission to protect the wildlife, water, and resources of the Volunteer StateKnoxville native Bruce Fox’s introduction to the Tennessee Wildlife Federation came to him at the perfect time. An avid hunter and outdo

Readers share their views on bike lanes; growth and green spaces; gun laws; and the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol

Rep. Brian Mast told the Rivers Coalition on Thursday that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will be announcing its new lake management plan in July and some of the ideas under consideration involve discharging water to areas other than the St. Lucie River.