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Columbia canceled in-person classes, dozens of protesters were arrested at Yale and the gates to Harvard Yard were closed to the public on Monday as some of the most prestigious

Researchers predicted how much plastic pollution ends up on the ocean floor.

In the regular Driggs City Council meeting held last week on Tuesday, the council unanimously approved the Area of Impact recommendation for the county’s review with the stipulation of having

A new documentary about the Love Canal disaster is premiering tonight on PBS.

While Western forestry experts accept some wildfire as redemption for the landscape, they’ve also learned that out-of-control megafires can do more harm than good. Now a new study puts a

Learn about the Earth Day initiatives at Ooltewah Nursery, promoting environmental protection through native plant cultivation and expert insights.

As a millennial born and raised in Ohio, my favorite pastime after moving to Brevard three years ago became exploring mountainous areas for day hikes.

OLYMPIA, Wash.-The Washington Department of Ecology has announced grant funding for 14 projects to improve water quality in watersheds across the state, including 7 in Eastern Washington.

The first thing that catches my attention at the Umatilla National Wildlife Refuge are screaming frogs. I am walking, with gung-ho spirit, on a trail by reclaimed wetlands, where frogs

After way too long of a wait, spring weather finally arrived on the ridge last week. No sooner had the sun survived its brief encounter with the moon than our