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The Supreme Court decision erasing protections for most U.S. wetlands was meant to offer certainty, but the full scope of its impacts is still unfolding.

In Maryland and several other Chesapeake Bay states, the decision will be blunted by the existence of state laws protecting wetlands newly excluded from federal oversight.

The U.S. Supreme Court in a major environmental decision on  Thursday overturned the Environmental Protection Agency’s definition of wetlands that fall under

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A proposed agreement designed to force EPA to provide more oversight over animal feeding operations and discharge permits in Pennsylvania could signal a willingness on the part of the agency to look more closely at using its Clean Water Act authority to reduce nutrient pollution in watersheds nationwide.

Maryland and other plaintiffs have reached a proposed settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in their 2020 lawsuits arguing the agency did not adequately enforce the Chesapeake Bay cleanup plan in Pennsylvania.

FMCSA representatives gave updates at the Mid-America Trucking Show about studies into detention time and driver compensation, as well as an update on the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse.

Socially conscious songs with David Huckfelt and Eric Blowtorch and The Bodyguards, Santa Rampage bike ride, Christmas in the Ward, Willy Porter, A Christmas Story on stage and more—This Week in Milwaukee!

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation says a Supreme Court case challenging EPA authority on wetlands has far-reaching implications for Chesapeake Bay.

Bitchin Bajas come to Iowa City at Trumpet Blossom Café on tour following the release of their new album "Bajascillators"