EEnvironment Read More Quebec premier feels bound by Labrador energy deal despite expiration dateMay 2, 2026 RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP — The premier of Quebec says she feels her province is still bound by a framework energy…
EEnvironment Read More Republican bill could allow Wisconsin to skirt federal smog regulationsMay 2, 2026 Wisconsin would be allowed to redesignate areas that aren’t meeting federal smog regulations if it can show most…
EEnvironment Read More Great Lakes cleanup targets plastic pellets polluting waterwaysMay 2, 2026 This weekend, thousands of volunteers will descend on Great Lakes beaches as part of the second annual International…
EEnvironment Read More Smog in Phoenix and Salt Lake City? The E.P.A. Is Blaming Asia.May 2, 2026 For decades, Phoenix has struggled with smog that gets trapped in its bowl-like topography and is detrimental to…
EEnvironment Read More What it means for water restrictions across the regionMay 1, 2026 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) -Several counties and cities have imposed mandatory water restrictions after worsening drought conditions pushed the…
EEnvironment Read More Trump expands red snapper fishing as critics warn of overfishing | Donald Trump NewsMay 1, 2026 US President Donald Trump has said that all state permits for the 2026 recreational red snapper fishing season…
EEnvironment Read More New EPA Directive Could Weaken Hundreds of Chemical Regulations — ProPublicaMay 1, 2026 For decades, a small program in the Environmental Protection Agency conducted the painstaking scientific work of assessing the…
EEnvironment Read More Drought lowers central Arkansas’ water supply, prompting voluntary conservation effortsMay 1, 2026 CONWAY, Ark. (KATV) — An unusually dry winter and spring have significantly reduced water levels at Brewer Lake,…
EEnvironment Read More Department of Health | NewsMay 1, 2026 Department of Health | News | Update on Keyport Sanitary Landfill at Aeromarine Industrial Park Skip to content…
EEnvironment Read More Oceanside wrapping up harbor dredging, beach replenishmentMay 1, 2026 The Army Corps of Engineers will have placed 320,000 cubic yards of sand on Oceanside’s shoreline by the…
EEnvironment Read More Exceptional drought prompts Charlotte to impose mandatory water restrictionsMay 1, 2026 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – Charlotte announced plans to impose mandatory water-use restrictions starting in May as “exceptional” drought…
EEnvironment Read More Mandatory water restrictions will take effect in CharlotteMay 1, 2026 Charlotte Water will institute its steepest water restrictions since 2009 as drought conditions continue to worsen. Beginning May…