The U.S.Department of Agriculture will soon decide whether to allow synthetic biodegradable materials in certified organic compost, sparking debate among stakeholders.Meg Wilcox reports for Civil Eats ...
The U.S. is mishandling the threat posed by H5N1 avian flu, as well as other infectious diseases, by both under- and ...
The U.S. House recently approved a bill led by U.S. Representative Summer Lee to locate and address the environmental risks ...
The U.S. plans to resume uranium processing, sparking health concerns among the Navajo Nation due to the proposed trucking ...
Amid widespread climate anxiety, 2024 has ushered in numerous environmental successes, from renewable energy breakthroughs to ...
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has banned consumer use of methylene chloride, a paint stripper linked to cancer, ...
Recent studies confirm pasteurization eliminates bird flu in milk, though health experts warn against consuming raw dairy ...
As heat waves span across vast oceanic regions, they cause massive die-offs of marine species and emotional distress among scientists.Bob Berwyn reports for Inside Climate News.In short:Marine ...
PITTSBURGH — EHN Reporter Kristina Marusic joined NPR's "Living on Earth" to discuss proposed chemical recycling plants in ...
Jill Hunkler, an Ohio resident who considers herself a “fracking refugee,” is telling her family’s story at the global ...
The Maldives is undertaking large-scale land reclamation to combat land scarcity and rising sea levels, but this move has ...
Ramirez utilizes oral histories to deepen environmental science research, highlighting community impacts from neglected toxic ...