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Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester reintroduced the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act to Congress this week in an effort to safeguard the state’s iconic rivers.

Today, Allen County Commissioners awarded the tile work for the Baughman petitioned ditch project to Beaverdam Contracting. The wetlands are completed with three basins that are designed to bring relief

ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A festival at the site of the former Lock and Dam 27 on Saturday will celebrate the centennial of the dam’s opening and serve as the

LETTER: Solar energy project would harm Skeleton Creek area

The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality recently fined the Amherst County Service Authority for violating state law in July 2022 when an unauthorized discharge of a coagulant from a tank at the Henry Lanum, Jr. Water Treatment Plant flowed into Harris Creek.

As renewable energy production expands across the U.S., the environmental impacts of these new sources are receiving increased attention.

Rotary District 5890 Governor Heather Rimato of the Brazosport club visited Baytown for a multi-club meeting at Baytown Community Center Nov. 15.

Sen. Jon Tester on Tuesday called for the U.S. and Canada to address water contamination flowing from Canada into Montana with a system outlined in the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty. But if Canada remains unwilling to engage in such diplomacy, the senator wrote in a letter to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, then the U.S. should proceed alone.

TWIN FALLS — “Spark! Places of Innovation,” a traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian, highlights how innovation has shaped small towns across the country. The free exhibition examines the ingenuity and

The Matts Creek wildfire five miles northwest of Big Island is 0% contained with an estimated 1,200 acres affected and about 80 firefighters and support staff responding. Multiple sections of nearby trails and areas are closed.