As MetroWest enters a critical drought, the water resource serving much of Greater Boston is calling for water conservation ...
Boston is casting a wide net for waste and recycling ideas as it looks to consider different structures for future contracts ...
The Environmental Protection Agency is supporting the University of Connecticut with a five-year $10 million federal grant for an Environmental Justice Thriving Community Technical Assistance ...
Princely Umanmielen, JJ Pegues, Walter Nolen and Jared Ivey make up the best defensive line in college football, while ...
However, USA TODAY’s analysis shows more than 200 large cities’ systems aren’t yet available in the EPA data set, including ...
The "forever chemicals" have turned up in water systems large and small, from those serving a few thousand customers to over ...
Behind the convenience and flashiness of fast fashion lie its unsustainable practices and ecological consequences, from the ...
The EPA's new draft permit targets stormwater runoff from properties in Massachusetts, aiming to improve water quality in the Charles, Mystic, and Neponset rivers.
The draft stormwater runoff rules target large private properties like malls and universities that are within the watersheds of the Charles, Mystic and Neponset rivers.
About 3,500 businesses will be required to better manage stormwater pollution that's dumping into rivers from their properties under new requirements that the EPA could finalize next year.
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