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If Democrats succeed in winning the Pennsylvania state Senate for the first time since 1993, energy and environmental reform could follow.
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Methane gas billows from oil wells, blasts out of pressure valves on pipelines, wafts from sprawling gas processing plants and rises up in clouds when companies air out systems during routine maintenance in the oilfields.
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Federal lawmakers want to ban wild sloth imports to the U.S. after dozens of the animals died at a planned Florida tourist attraction called Sloth World.
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As new neighborhoods are built in Texas, residents don’t always know they’re living on top of oilfields—which can leak and present future liabilities.
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It’s a data center election in Ohio, and that could be bad news for Republicans and boost Democrats’ odds of regaining control of the U.S. Senate.
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Floating offshore wind is surviving through international collaboration and government support, but those partnerships have been tested under the Trump administration.
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How climate anxiety and heat waves pushed students to the brink—and contributed to a historic youth movement taking over France.
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A Superfund saga continues in Pensacola, Florida, as the county prepares for groundwater cleanup at the site known locally as “Mount Dioxin.”
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Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin—all are states with congressional races that will decide control of Congress. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has been visiting the districts in a tour that raises questions about the line between policy and politics.
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The burden of America’s aquaculture industry lies in the factories of poor countries, where communities live with foul air, broken sleep and the stench of rotting fish.
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A former employee believes North Carolina’s fisheries agency should be dissolved and rebuilt “from the ground up.”
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Florida farmers are turning to regenerative agriculture to build healthier soil and withstand climate extremes—from droughts to floods.
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What if preparing for wildfires started with the people who live in their paths? As France grapples with increasingly destructive fires, some U.S. communities are experimenting with giving residents a bigger role in preparing before disaster strikes.
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The remnants of Hurricane Isaias killed Devolin “Bobo” Webster when a tree crashed into his home in Alabama. As hurricanes continue to intensify, so too will impacts further inland.
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Researchers used seismic data from Nepal and China to piece together what happened during August’s deadly flood. Their findings also highlight gaps in monitoring and data sharing across the Himalaya.
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At a meeting in Cheyenne last month, the Wyoming Water Development Commission voted to no longer pursue creating a tool to measure water lost during irrigation in its portion of the Colorado River basin. Among the project’s hangups—a lack of landowner buy-in and higher costs.
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While we might know what food we eat, we don’t always know what the food we eat is fed. In the case of farmed fish, it might be carcinogenic fire retardants.
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After years of enthusiasm from politicians from both parties, Pennsylvania’s hydrogen hubs face an uncertain future.
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From human sewage and seaweed, to maggots and worms, the livestock industry’s search for more sustainable alternatives to fishmeal has gone nowhere.
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The prospect of unchecked data center development has galvanized a cross-section of Ohio residents.
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