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Houston news: Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee announced on Feb. 25 that the EPA will pause its disposal of wastewater in Texas from East Palestine, Ohio.

The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality and DeSoto County EMA are asking the public to avoid driving near Mussacuna Creek after a chemical spill incident.

Hernando, Mississippi Mayor Chip Johnson said water/soil samples are normal levels, but Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (MSDEQ) will continue tests.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said she's frustrated her office wasn't told the hazardous wastewater was being taken to the county for disposal.

A Cross-College Challenge course offers students the opportunity to launch projects that tackle tree canopy disparity in Boston.

Lake O' the Pines, formed by the Ferrells Bridge Dam, is a reservoir on the Big Cypress Bayou in the Piney Woods of East Texas.

Two weeks after Sen. Joe Manchin tanked the downsized Build Back Better package, Senate Democrats on July 27, 2022 released the proposed Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the “Act” or...

USA — Coastal communities that are threatened by climate change are eligible for $225 million in federal grants.

The Louisiana Department of Environmental Equality has released the results of Love the Boot Day in April. Two hundred eighty groups registered to pick up litter during the week culminating

Beverly Wright, a leading voice on environmental justice and an advisor to the Biden White House, talks with Yale Environment 360 about why some climate policies do more harm than good for communities of color and why disaster relief remains insufficient or out of reach so&#...