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An EPA official said Tuesday there's a "distinct possibility" the agency won't take action to rid drinking

People in 37 small communities across the state are drinking tap water that violates new health standards for

The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear an environmental case in which utility companies want to revive an

More than a year after the deadline, federal officials are starting work on a study exploring some of the effects of

Two hours north of New York City, a mile-long stream and a marsh the size of a football field have mysteriously formed along a country road.

The Waters Corporation, a publicly traded company, is offering complimentary tests for common over-the-counter and anti-depressant pharmaceuticals to any U.S.

The American West is heating up faster than any other region of the United States, and more than the Earth as a whole, according to a new analysis of

Every evening, a 45-car train rumbles away from the Clark Fork River, loaded not with copper, gold or silver ore, but with the toxic legacy of more than a century of mining: tons of

Just a century ago, this historic city notched by the Delaware and Schuylkill treated these rivers as public sewers, but few cared until the waters ran black with stinking filth tha