Backed by a $750,000 Environmental Protection Agency grant, Charlestown aims to modernize and upgrade outdated septic systems ...

The EPA releases $3 billion in long-delayed funding to help states replace lead pipes after months of pressure from lawmakers.

The United States Environmental Protection Agency announces where $3 billion in lead pipe drinking water replacement will be directed.

Plus, we take a closer look at the Interior Department’s five-year offshore oil and gas development plan released last week.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday it would provide states with $3 billion in funding to reduce lead in drinking water.

The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) is proud to celebrate the winners of the 2025 Brownfield Awards ...

TRANSITIONS — Ashley Stolba, the former interim economic development secretary, is joining Flagship Pioneering as vice ...

Summary By Aria Deemie, climate and environment reporter with New Narratives World leaders at the 30th Conference of the ...

A conformity freeze on federal highway funding for the Fairbanks area has been lifted after nearly two years, according to a ...

Federal agency is reallocating $1.1 billion in funding after revised inventories cut estimated number of lead service lines in half, reshaping 2026 project pipelines and raising stakes for utilities ...

The sale to Connecticut Brownfield Land Bank is the latest progress in the removal, which officials say would provide ...

Glacial Lakes Conservancy has worked to restore and maintain Willow Creek with strategies like monitoring wildlife and ...