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With recent changes to stormwater permitting in Virginia, the legal and practical implications of those changes need to be examined. Alex Turner, a member of the Virginia Bar and...

Neshoba County will pay increased morgue fees to the State Medical Examiner’s Office. 

In Montana, in the United States, a court has found in favour of 16 young people, aged from 5 to 22, who argued that their constitutional right to a clean and healthful environment was violated by permitting fossil fuel projects, reports Binoy Kampmark.

Climate change litigation is falling into pressing fashion.  In Australia, the 2021 case of Sharma, despite eventually failing before three judges in the

ONTARIO — Its banks touch two states, but Ontario city officials are working on the Oregon side of the Snake River to reduce pollution that affects the Idaho side as

A group of U.S. House members are leading an effort to get the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to deny a Mountain Valley Pipeline extension.

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A group of 28 House Democrats asked Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Secretary Kimberly Bose to deny a request from the developers of the Mountain Valley Pipeline to extend the project into North Carolina, arguing in a letter this week that its construction would pose serious climate and environmental risks to affected states.

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Monday urged residents to keep up the fight against hazardous waste to prevent the community from becoming a “dumping ground.”

Dead fish were found earlier this morning (Friday) at Snakeden Branch stream, according to a report confirmed by Reston Association. A foul smell also protruded from the stream. RA staff are working with the Virginia Department of Environment Quality (DEQ) and the Fairfax County Stormwater Planning Division to confirm the cause of the incident. Residents