Pollution

Will Scott Pruitt keep the promise he made after the emergence of the crisis in Flint, Michigan?

Over a span of decades, hundreds of thousands of pounds of C-8 was dumped by DuPont into the Ohio River.

Is it possible to spend 5.2 billion dollars to clean up a river and get practically no results? Argentina is showing that it is.

For marginalized communities along the California-Mexico border, projects to gather and share scientific reports are crucial to holding agencies accountable.

Human-made pollutants have reached the depths of two of the world's deepest ocean trenches.

Watching the Flint water crisis unfold should have triggered a collective warning that more destruction would come.

Regulations don't kill jobs, fossil fuel barons do — when mandatory pollution controls cut into their bottom lines.

India's air is now more deadly than China's.

More than two years have passed since more than 2,300 barrels of oil fouled the main water source for an Indigenous community in Peru.

Wildlife officials en route have no way to identify live birds exposed to toxic Berkeley Pit water in Montana.