Environment

The state eventually decided that contaminants were within acceptable levels for commercial or industrial uses.

“This proposal could cause Connecticut consumers to pay considerably higher utility rates," said Jepsen, joining nine other states in this action.

Based in Dingle, Ireland, the new institute is named for the writer who focused on mankind’s connection to creation and the...

“We’re selling water views,” said Robert Baker. “There are no views like this anyplace.”

The members of Connecticut’s congressional delegation are demanding that the U.S. Department of Energy release the remaining $12 million allocated to...

The Northwest Ohio Wind project is based on 12,750 acres of land in Ohio’s Van Wert and Paulding Counties, with a...

Cleaning up the creek, said Mayor Richard Thomas, would convert a liability into an asset and stimulate economic development.

Reunion sells organic pork and grass-fed organic beef and lamb, free of antibiotics, hormones and genetically engineered ingredients, from animals that...

The Long Island Sound has become increasingly degraded. Shellfish harvests have declined, fish stocks have depleted and beaches are closed periodically.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, with help from the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, issued an environmental assessment that recommends...

The workshop will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Benjamin Turner Middle School, 624 S. 3rd Ave.

A Texas developer last year withdrew plans to redevelop the site for apartments after facing strong local opposition.

The plume allegedly threatens the health of residents and potentially jeopardizes financing for a $350 million plan to replace five buildings.

The former Pace University law school dean received the award for his achievement in environmental law and policy.

The mercury refinery operated out of a makeshift laboratory in a garage behind a house at 55 Hillandale Road.