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The five corporations that own eastern Montana's Colstrip power plant have agreed to pay $25 million to settle a groundwater

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The resurgent field of in-situ uranium mining throughout the American West has forged a new kind of pioneer, one who still fights for land and water on the plain

Uranium mining operations proposed east of Wellington would either benefit Northern Colorado or cause it irreparable harm.

Each year, power plants in the United States collectively kick out enough coal combustion waste (CCW) to fill a train of coal cars stretching from Manhattan to Los Angeles and back three and a half

Just south of Albuquerque on Kirtland Air Force Base lie 30 years’ worth of canisters, boxes and even plastic bags, summarily dumped into unlined trenches by Sandia National Laboratories duri

A House committee is demanding to know why federal regulators failed to assess potential public health damage from extremely high levels of a toxic industrial solvent found in Southern California d

The Pentagon intends to challenge the state of Wisconsin's intention to regulate all forms of the explosive dinitrotoluene, DNT, Army officials announced on Monday.