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Toms River's council has agreed to pay up to $215,000 to an expert who will help the township challenge a state settlement over the Ciba-Geigy land.

University of Florida wildlife ecology professor Marcus Lashley warns of the threat of Canadian super pigs worsening the US wild pig pest control efforts.

The second meeting in-person of the IMPEL Criteria for the Assessment of the Environmental Damage (CAED) project 2023 was kindly hosted in h

Chief Engineer of the PMC's Water Supply and Pumping Department Nandkishore Jagtap said has the civic body got all the necessary clearances from the Forest Dept and Ministry of Environment under Forest Conservation Act (FCA) as it is in reserved Forest land.

The mountain will likely be closed until the 2024 hunting season, sometime around late summer.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: The Federal Government should increase the penalty on water polluters to between RM5mil and RM10mil when amending the Environment Quality Act 1974, says a Johor executive councillor.

France's Sports Minister Amelie Oudea-Castera on Thursday ruled out any move of Olympic surfing events away from Tahiti after environmental damage occurred during tests last week.But Oudea-Castera rejected the idea of moving the surfing away from Tahiti. 

A new theatre project will aim to encourage young people to think about the Isle of Man's wildlife.

The problems with forest carbon markets that have hit the front pages are very real. But they aren’t the full story.

Ravaged forests, flooded towns and dead dolphins: after nearly two years of war in Ukraine, experts say environmental damage is becoming an "enormous" tragedy that will affect generations to come."The scale of the tragedy is enormous," he said.