Storm surge is the No. 1 cause of deaths and damage during a hurricane, yet detailed storm surge forecasts are difficult to ...

After decades of operation, Merrimack Station’s closure marks the region’s final exit from coal—and the start of a new ...

A new paper published in Environmental Health identifies serious flaws in a series of reviews on the health effects of wireless radiation commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Men who use plastic cutlery and tableware have a higher accumulation of microplastics in their semen, which is linked to lower sperm count, according to a recent paper published in the Journal of ...

A large, population-wide study published in Environment International found that prenatal exposure to arsenic in public drinking water supplies significantly increased children’s risk of developing ...

A recent review published in Frontiers in Neurology examined the research about the influence of wireless radiation on oxidative stress and its possible relationship with Alzheimer’s disease. It found ...

A federal committee poised to overhaul how the U.S. assesses flood risks was quietly dissolved by the Trump administration in January, halting key updates to outdated Federal Emergency Management ...

A new lawsuit filed by young Americans challenges the legality of President Trump’s climate-related executive actions, aiming to push the case into open court in ways earlier youth climate suits have ...

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Jonathan Sharp is the Chief Financial Officer of the Environmental Litigation Group P.C., a Birmingham, Alabama-based law firm aiding victims and their families in pursuing environmental toxic ...

As energy executives and political leaders across the nation convened for the conference in Houston, Texas this week to discuss the future of energy, representatives from the Gulf Coast, Rio Grande ...