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The EPA’s increasing hostility toward the press, explained May 25, 2018
Why are EPA guards shoving reporters?
While coal-fired power stalls here, U.S. firms help plants expand in Southeast Asia May 25, 2018
Instead of cleaner air, the U.S. officials and executives were seeing dollar signs.
DNR reviewing judge's ruling that struck down wetland permits for frac sand operation May 25, 2018
The DNR is reviewing a judgment that invalidated two wetland permits issued to Meteor Timber. The permits would have allowed the company to fill 16 acres of high quality wetlands to build a $75 million frac sand mine.
Taking stock of climate change impacts: how many Puerto Rican lives did Hurricane Maria take? May 25, 2018
The 2018 hurricane season is now upon us, even while millions of people residing in hurricane alley – the large swath of ocean stretching from Africa to North America – are still recovering from the hyperactive, catastrophic 2017 hurricane season
In a warming west, the Rio Grande is drying up May 25, 2018
Even in a good year, much of the Rio Grande is diverted for irrigation. But it’s only May, and the river is already turning to sand.