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Last month, the Indiana General Assembly and Gov. Holcomb took a dramatic step to remove state protection of Indiana’s wetlands.

The streams in our Powder River basin need our help. It’s disappointing that some folks in our county want to delay moving the water quality improvement process (TMDL) forward. Asking

The Thatcher Fire Department on Thursday afternoon is keeping an eye on the flames located in the Gila River bed, but as of press time there was no danger posed

DEADWOOD – Deadwood Historic Preservation will once again help out non-profit entities with preservation projects across the state, as the City Commission Tuesday approved round one of the 2024 Outside

SEATTLE — The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community filed a notice of intent to sue the Environmental Protection Agency over what it argues is a 20-year failure to act on warm

Rising chloride levels in the Mississippi River are a sign of a widespread issue. Road salts used for de-icing threaten groundwater and water bodies upriver. States are promoting brine to mitigate salt use.

CARBON COUNTY — Carbon County residents have plenty of options to get out and about with these events taking place in the community.

The effects of the installation, operation, removal and disposal of solar, wind turbine and energy storage equipment on the environment and watersheds is being studied by the Texas Commission on

As we welcomed the start of February, the Gallatin Conservation District entertained a conversation about the tradition of Groundhog Day. Each February, Phil the Groundhog makes a presence in Punxsutawney,

Rep. David Cook last week issued the latest in a decade-long plea to the federal government to reduce the life-threatening delays during Fossil Creek rescues.