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Farmers could be labeled as being guilty of ‘ecocide,’ and could face criminal prosecution for the acts of farming.

Neal Moore tells us what he discovered on his trip across America by canoe—that will restore our faith in our country.

A new study out of the U.K. has found evidence that large rivers once flowed in the Arabia Terra section of Mars, indicating that the planet could have been ‘warm and wet’ around 4 billion years ago.

The long-standing mantra about Mars has been to follow the water.

In the summer, the air around California’s Central Valley rivers and streams is lively with birds flapping and chirping.

Federal agencies may be underestimating historic 100-year flood levels on rivers in the midwestern United States by as much as five feet, a new study warns.

A strain of bacteria that “breathes” uranium may be key to cleaning up polluted groundwater at sites where uranium ore was processed to make nuclear weapons.

Maryland State EPA works with local communities to help streams and watersheds stay clean and have a healthy biological life.

Forty years ago this week, Congress passed landmark legislation that forced water quality standards on industry and changed the way Americans treat their rivers and wetlands.

Stakeholders are not happy about the new Murray-Darling Basin plan, released at the end of May.

Farmers could be labeled as being guilty of ‘ecocide,’ and could face criminal prosecution for the acts of farming.

Neal Moore tells us what he discovered on his trip across America by canoe—that will restore our faith in our country.

A new study out of the U.K. has found evidence that large rivers once flowed in the Arabia Terra section of Mars, indicating that the planet could have been ‘warm and wet’ around 4 billion years ago.

The long-standing mantra about Mars has been to follow the water.

In the summer, the air around California’s Central Valley rivers and streams is lively with birds flapping and chirping.

Federal agencies may be underestimating historic 100-year flood levels on rivers in the midwestern United States by as much as five feet, a new study warns.

A strain of bacteria that “breathes” uranium may be key to cleaning up polluted groundwater at sites where uranium ore was processed to make nuclear weapons.

Maryland State EPA works with local communities to help streams and watersheds stay clean and have a healthy biological life.

Forty years ago this week, Congress passed landmark legislation that forced water quality standards on industry and changed the way Americans treat their rivers and wetlands.

Stakeholders are not happy about the new Murray-Darling Basin plan, released at the end of May.