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In every breath we take and every drop of water we drink, pollution quietly spreads its toxic grip. It is no longer a distant ...
Lance Butler, a senior scientist with the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD), and his team cultivate up to 50,000 freshwater ...
The appointment is one of those capable of enriching every student's curriculum, providing life lessons that can be useful ...
A whopping 84% of coral reefs are affected by the latest global bleaching event, which is the worst on record.
In a significant move to curb noise pollution, the Delhi government has, for the first time, authorised officials from ...
Many of the planet’s most consequential ecological changes don’t come with viral footage or easy villains. They unfold ...
Scientists worry they can no longer protect the public from toxic algal blooms that can kill animals and sicken people.
The purchase protected forested wetlands that absorb stormwater and protect groundwater. The property east of Wilbur Hill ...
The quality of bathing water was high across Ireland last year, with 96% of sites meeting or exceeding the minimum standard, ...
Dogs may love playing in water, but there are things their owners can do to reduce the impact on freshwater wildlife ...
As well as suffering the same range of threats facing animals worldwide, our frogs continue to battle a deadly fungal disease.
This long-running Little Forks Conservancy project uses aquatic macroinvertebrates to help assess water quality in the river.