What’s that smell? N.J. trash stinks… and there’s more of it.
New Jersey produces 20 million tons of waste each year. The smell from landfills like this one in…
Low water conditions in New Brunswick concern experts
A prolonged dry spell and the extreme heat of recent days have experts worried about dropping water levels in New…
Chicago aims to have largest number of air-pollution monitors in the U.S.
City officials are scrambling to install almost 300 high-quality air-pollution sensors across Chicago, a network that would be…
Have you seen this invasive pest in Florida? If so, kill it quickly
An invasive pest is slowly expanding throughout the country — and Florida may soon be in its crosshairs.…
California’s biggest climate effort is up for review and it’s a fight
As California pushes toward its ambitious goals for addressing climate change, the fate of its signature program is…
EPA activity releases sediment from Bonita Peak mine into Animas River tributary
Impacts were minimal, no adverse effects to water quality observed Sediment from the Natalie Occidental mine, one of…
UK’s ENLIGHT Program Aims to Recycle Nuclear Graphite and Save Billions While Boosting Energy Security
IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 The ENLIGHT program focuses on transforming the UK’s nuclear graphite supply chain and waste…
How does wildfire smoke compare to other air pollutants?
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – The heavy haze of wildfire smoke coating the Green Mountains is raising questions. We’ve…
City of Houston gets 9 of 31 new recycling trucks
According to Whitmire, nine new trucks will be out on routes starting on Monday of next week. They’re…
How river otters’ terrible food hygiene benefits ecosystem health monitoring
Feces (“scat”) from North American River Otters, in a forest at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. Credit: Calli…
Pacific Northwest sees melting glaciers impact conditions, ocean systems
Glaciers holding massive amounts of water are melting at unprecedented rates, reshaping ocean systems and influencing conditions in…
‘No country is safe’: deadly Nordic heatwave supercharged by climate crisis, scientists say | Climate crisis
The prolonged Nordic heatwave in July was supercharged by the climate crisis and shows “no country is safe…