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It would create one of the largest Superfund sites in America and the first in which most of the toxic pollution comes from another country. But those are not the

With climate change, a 1% increase in watts per square meter of heat energy is warming the ocean, causing seawater to swell, currents to flow stronger, and greater storms to

CUMBERLAND — One week after swollen streams contributed to sporadic flooding in Western Maryland and the Potomac Highlands, Mother Nature has more tricks up her sleeve later this week.

Cebull said the "overwhelming majority of comments from stakeholders, including local hunters, local business owners, and landowners oppose the reopening."

The Hunterdon County Commissioners Board, at its Tuesday, April 2, meeting, approved open space acquisition grants for the acquisition of the James property in Readington Township, and a portion of

After several years of low water levels caused by a historic drought, the Central Oregon reservoir has filled for the second time in two years.

The Sound Rivers team is offering a stroll through the wetlands and has partnered with area breweries to offer post-cleanup afterparties as part of its Earth Day celebration.

SALEM — While the element of surprise is gone for potential flooding on Friday, the city still remains at nature’s mercy.

Russ Mead re Tessa Scheller for Clatsop County Board of Commissioners

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