Did train wrecks spill hazardous chemicals near your home? A look at the data
A USA TODAY analysis of federal data\u00a0found that railway incidents requiring\u00a0nearby residents to flee possible explosions\u00a0or toxic fumes\u00a0are rare.
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A USA TODAY analysis of federal data\u00a0found that railway incidents requiring\u00a0nearby residents to flee possible explosions\u00a0or toxic fumes\u00a0are rare.
Center for Biological Diversity: 78 Million Acre Sales Violated Bedrock Environmental Law
Federal judge rules that Biden administration did not properly consider the leases’ impact upon the climate crisis
Court decision casts uncertainty over the future of offshore drilling in a significant win for climate campaigners.
A group of South Texas ocelots is teetering on the edge of extinction and environmentalists asked the Fifth Circuit on Wednesday to force the government to redo its analysis of how the cats will be affected by two natural gas projects. Female ocelot on the branch (Credit: Tambako the Jaguar, licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0) HOUSTON (CN) — Ocelots inhabiting scrubland at the tip of Texas loomed large in a Fifth Circuit hearing Wednesday, as environmental groups assailed the government’s approval of liquid natural gas projects they say will imperil the endangered cats. Ocelots live throughout ...