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Politics does indeed make strange bedfellows. The latest example in Wyoming is the shared opposition to carbon-capture initiatives by level-headed environmentalists and the Legislature’s anti-science brigade.

Two Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officers met with the Spring Lake Township Board of Trustees earlier this week to discuss a body of water where some residents are

Warm soil temperatures and favorable weather have allowed farmers across Iowa to start planting corn and soybeans this week, according to several field agronomists.

Bridges spanning the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin and southeast Minnesota are sturdy enough to withstand a barge collision, according to Wisconsin DOT.

Without their main food source, flamingos will be forced into new unprotected areas in the search for food.

ATHENS, WV - Concord University’s Environmental Geosciences program will be hosting a public presentation about the Bluestone Dam at 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 16th in room 400 of the

"I think God sent her here for you to take care of her," Susan Hazletts mother told her 20 years ago. And Susan knew she was right.

Few of my columns draw the ire of Idaho’s hate peddlers like my recent comment about the Democrat’s “bankrupt the Trumps” strategy and how small donors are foiling it by

ZEBALLOS, B.C. - A rescue attempt to save a killer whale calf stranded in a remote tidal lagoon near Zeballos, B.C., is underway.

The Narrow River Preservation Association recently received a $2000 donation from People’s Credit Union in support of NRPA’s vision for “A thriving and resilient Narrow River (Pettaquamscutt Estuary) and its