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Scotland's environmental agencies have objected to the Trump Organization's plan to build a new golf course on the Aberdeenshire coast.

California officials have requested reviews of the flood control spillways for 93 dams after the Oroville Dam crisis.

A sweeping project by Louisiana authorities to restore the state's wetlands was influenced by landowners and oil and gas interests, according to a new report from the state legislative auditor's office.

A proposal for a $1.4 billion telescope project on top of Hawaii's Mauna Kea may still be alive despite years of opposition by environmentalists and Native Hawaiians.

Maryland Democratic Rep. John Delaney will not run for Congress or governor next year. Instead, he announced today that he is running for president in 2020.

U.S. EPA has announced a plan to clean up a New York City Superfund site where radioactive material was once processed to develop the atomic bomb.

Arizona officials say E. coli has been found in a wash where untreated wastewater was spilled just north of the Mexican border.

U.S. EPA and the California Air Resources Board have approved a fix for 326,000 Volkswagen AG diesel cars with illegal emissions.

Perdue Farms Inc., one of the world's largest poultry producers, is helping to lead a shift in the poultry industry by improving conditions for its chickens and giving the birds more space to roam.

Dow Chemical Co. and DuPont are looking for new avenues of growth and ways to build a stronger connection with millennials, and they may have found one in building sustainable "green" products.

Another major proposed natural gas pipeline joins others in waiting for the Senate to restore a quorum to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

The fight over a massive California gas storage facility that has been crippled since a major blowout is heading to court.

California's environmental rules may jeopardize a $64 billion proposal for a bullet train between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Livestock producers and environmentalists are sparring over the timeline for animal feeding operations to start complying with pollution-reporting requirements.

A federal court today rejected U.S. EPA's justification for reducing renewable fuel requirements in a win for the biofuels industry.

To measure how the massive plumes of smoke produced by wildfires affect the environment and public health, scientists have to fly into the thick of the blaze.

A short video of what appears to be a shark being dragged behind a boat has sparked an investigation by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

The Lodgepole Complex of fires has burned more than 270,000 acres of Montana land in recent weeks, devastating pasture that ranchers depend on for grazing cattle.

Up to 10 Yellowstone National Park workers in the maintenance division will be punished for sexually harassing female employees, the park's superintendent said.

A group of conservative organizations are urging Congress to do away with federal agencies using the social cost of carbon metric in rulemaking.

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