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The global effort to decarbonize the maritime sector must take an “all of the above” approach in looking at solutions and alternative fuels. 

Chuck Conner, a former Agriculture Department deputy secretary who is now president and CEO of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, Democratic congressional leaders and several smaller farm groups today praised Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack’s…

USDA announced a framework for transforming our food system to be more resilient, competitive and equitable.

Vinyl industry official says environmental group "aims for sensationalism over accuracy, and grossly oversimplifies complex technical issues."

New scientific studies of pregnant Americans show most are exposed to a host of potentially toxic chemicals. Globally, pollution kills 9 million a year.

New scientific studies of pregnant Americans show most are exposed to a host of potentially toxic chemicals. Globally, pollution kills 9 million a year.

The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Ligonier Valley is honored to be hosting a very special exhibition for our 25th anniversary. Noted artists Rita Haldeman and Nicole Ryan will

The University of Rhode Island and the Republic of Indonesia celebrate this month the 50th anniversary of extensive collaborations in education, marine affairs and policy, environmental protection and oceanography. ...

Jalonne White-Newsome went from being an intern at Dow Chemical to a leading voice in the environmental justice movement.

Jalonne White-Newsome went from being a Dow Chemical devotee to a leading injustice advocate