Few holiday stains inspire panic like red wine, and experts say that reaction is warranted. Red wine contains strong pigments and tannins that bind quickly to fabric, making immediate action essential ...

Toxic “forever chemicals” found in water, soil, and even human blood are back in the spotlight as Senator Kirsten Gillibrand reintroduced two major bills aimed at curbing pollution and helping people ...

The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority’s failure to stop raw sewage from flowing into Greater Boston’s rivers and ...

Scholars analyze how the use of machine learning could reshape EPA drinking water standards.

Rules were in reaction to U.S. Supreme Court decision that ruled that the Clean Water Act only applied to streams or wetlands ...

Conservationists are sounding the alarm about the EPA's proposal to strip Clean Water Act protections from many of our streams and wetlands.

Protect the Adirondacks released a report arguing that the state should buy the 36,000-acre Whitney Park to protect it from construction and logging, as 95% of the land is covered by wetlands, ...

Witnesses pressed lawmakers to act on PFAS-related legislation in 2026 to protect “passive receivers” including water utilities and waste facilities. Environmental groups instead pushed for PFAS to be ...

The Native American Rights Fund urges Tribal leaders to review the proposed rule and submit public comment before the deadline on January 5.

Environmental groups warn the PERMIT Act could weaken Clean Water Act protections, limit oversight, and fast-track projects ...

With snow expected, Wisconsin residents may reach for salt to treat their driveways and sidewalks, but state environmental ...

Legislation sponsored by U.S. Rep. Dave Taylor, whose district includes Scioto County, moved forward this week after approval ...