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IMPERIAL COUNTY – El Centro ranks among the nation’s most polluted for both ozone and annual particles in this year’s report, the American Lung Association said in a prepared statement

Stark County's air quality has improved over the past decade but there's still room for improvement, according to the American Lung Association.

For a second year, the Ministry for Natural Resources and Environment's Waste Management and Pollution Control Division has chosen Skyeye vehicle tracking to help them manage and monitor Samoa’s waste disposal carried all around Upolu and Savaii. This is a continuation of the Keep Samoa Clean pro...

The settlement between Suncor Energy and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is flawed and will not be enforceable, six environmental groups said in a court filing.

Six environmental groups on Tuesday filed a legal brief saying they do not support a recent settlement between Colorado and Suncor Energy over an air-quality monitoring program at the company’s

The bills will focus on curbing toxic emissions from oil and gas drilling sites by changing how Colorado issues permits, lengthening the state's summer ozone season to five months instead of three, and increasing the amount of money companies could be fined if they violate the terms of their air permits.

Colorado’s legislative session lasts just 120 days. It is a sprint from January to May, racing against the clock to get as much good work done for the people of

Colorado state environmental regulators voted unanimously to prohibit the use of gas-powered lawn equipment on state property.