Report: Missouri landfill emissions once posed health risks
Sep 21, 2018
A new report says emissions near a troubled St. Louis County landfill posed health concerns for workers and nearby residents, but remediation efforts have largely diminished the risks
2 Wyoming bull elk, locked in battle, get help from humans
Sep 21, 2018
Bull elk fighting for herd dominance in Wyoming get more than bargained for when antlers entwine
Alaska troopers to cite bear watchers who stop on bridges
Sep 21, 2018
Alaska troopers say they will begin issuing citations to people found stopping on bridges on Kodiak Island to watch bears
California makes people ask for straws, sodas with kid meals
Sep 21, 2018
If you want a straw with your drink or soda with your child's meal at a California restaurant, you'll need to ask for them starting next year
Floodwaters inundate lake at NC power plant, raising alarm
Sep 20, 2018
Duke Energy has activated a high-level emergency alert at a retired coal-fired power plant in North Carolina
Tossed net captures space junk in orbit-cleanup experiment
Sep 20, 2018
Tossed net manages to capture space junk in an experiment to clean up debris in orbit
Unsafe lead, copper levels in water at half Detroit schools
Sep 20, 2018
Unsafe levels of lead or copper have been found in drinking water fountains and other fixtures at more than half of Detroit Public Schools Community District buildings
Bye bye bugs? Scientists fear non-pest insects are declining
Sep 20, 2018
Scientists are noticing fewer and fewer moths, ladybugs, fireflies and butterflies, but they can't quite quantify what's happening to flying insect because they never measured how many bugs there used to be
Regulators: NC flooding too bad to tally environmental harm
Sep 20, 2018
Aerial photographs show widespread devastation to farms and industrial sites in eastern North Carolina, with tell-tale trails of rainbow-colored sheen indicating potential contamination visible on top of the black floodwaters
US agrees to improve worker safety at polluted nuclear site
Sep 19, 2018
The U.S. government will pay $925,000 and improve worker safety to settle a lawsuit over employee exposure to chemical vapors at the nation's most polluted nuclear weapons production site
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