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For many years, the Environmental Protection Agency has processed environmental justice complaints via an administrative system to assure the Civil Rights Act, or Title VI, is being upheld.

The U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ") has joined the Biden-Harris Administration's efforts to address environmental justice concerns.

A Florida woman has tied the Georgia Saltwater Game Fish Record for Florida Pompano (Trachinotus carolinus) after her catch was certified by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) this week. Cathy Sanders of Palm Coast, Fla., landed the 1-pound, 7.68-ounce Florida Pompano while surf fishing on St. Simons Island on Oct. 9. Her catch […]

The Pacific Community (SPC) is urging farming communities and travelers to help keep the region free of the animal health threat Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD).

Pro-independence parties in New Caledonia still unsure about Paris talks; Niue marks 48 years of self-governance; USP journalism student wins Vision Pasifika Media Award, and more

Taiwan’s upcoming local elections are considered to be a skirmish prior to the presidential election in 2024. Beijing’s ...

With energy costs rising, NH businesses are switching providers, switching sources or simply finding out a way to conserve, companies are maneuvering in an effort to ride out the current energy price wave

A Korean team has succeeded in the real-time observation of the expansion and deterioration of the anode material within Li-ion batteries.

Wayne County Public Schools will receive a $500,000 grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity to implement a Mandarin Chinese program at Norwayne Middle School.

'These are measures that are going to really hurt.'