If we are going to use a stick to punish industrial and commercial businesses into reducing their energy consumption, we must make certain to provide the support necessary so those companies don't simply move outside Denver city limits.
DuPont says its contributions to America's World War I and World War II efforts are its defense against hazardous waste dumping allegations filed by the state attorney general. How patriotic!
Weaning the world off fossil fuels in the decades ahead will be hard enough without the profligate nonsense of pulling hydrocarbons from the ground just to set them on fire.
From day one of his administration, President Trump’s top priority has been to reverse Obama-era regulations designed to make the air and water cleaner.
New Yorkers might want to offer a qualified cheer after the state Department of Health, in a long overdue move, recommended new drinking water standards for three hazardous chemicals.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is among the countries in Europe most affected by pollution from coal-fired power plants. Yet, it's one of the few where new coal-fired units are still being planned.
The U.S. Coast Guard needs to acknowledge its lead problem at the government housing it owns at West Chop Lighthouse and reassure Martha's Vineyard residents about other sites where lead paint was used.
