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The Union of Concerned Scientists' periodic survey of federal scientists caused a bit of a kerfuffle at U.S. EPA last month.

S. David Freeman, the self-described "green cowboy," sees a messaging problem on the left.

Inquiries into sexual harassment at the Forest Service should be handled by independent investigators, not the agency, the Department of Agriculture's inspector general said.

The Interior Department today defended reports that it spent $139,000 for new fiberglass doors in Secretary Ryan Zinke's office as a "reasonable" cost, pointing to historic building requirements and revealing that existing doors had been mended with "cardboard and duct tape."

U.S. EPA hired Republican campaign consultants to help produce a report touting Administrator Scott Pruitt's accomplishments.

Rohingya refugees who escaped horrors in Myanmar face another threat in Bangladesh: wild elephants. Refugee camps in the country are located along migratory and feeding routes for the animals.

Bald eagles across South Carolina are showing high levels of lead in their blood, with about two-thirds of the birds tested at one wildlife center since 2013 showing harmful levels.

Abandoned mine shafts in the Nevada desert could eventually be transformed into a sprawling park.

Environmentalists say the Utah Legislature made strides on air quality this year, even though a bill that would have doubled penalties for "rolling coal" never made it to the governor's desk.

Residents of several Alabama towns are rasing a stink about treated sewage that's hauled in from New York City and dumped in a landfill in the state.

Volkswagen diesel cars in Australia are using up to 14 percent more fuel after a recall to fix their emissions systems, according to a study by the Australian Automobile Association.

As President Trump prepares for his first official visit to California, Gov. Jerry Brown (D) is asking him to support the state's planned high-speed rail line connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco.

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality was slow to act on warnings from an agency scientist about toxic chemicals at a site contaminated by shoemaker Wolverine World Wide Inc., emails released under the Freedom of Information Act show.

Dow Chemical Co.'s longtime CEO, Andrew Liveris, will retire next month, ending a 14-year run as the company's leader.

Missteps and mismanagement caused workers at the Hanford nuclear reservation to be exposed to radioactive contamination, according to a new report.

French President Emmanuel Macron took a shot at President Trump for leaving the Paris Agreement in a speech yesterday at the International Solar Alliance in New Delhi.

Recently passed legislation in Congress will prompt an unprecedented "surge" in carbon capture, utilization and storage, and increase projects by more than 65 percent, the International Energy Agency said in a new analysis.

New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas (D) filed a suit against Vivint Solar Inc. last week, accusing the solar rooftop provider of defrauding customers and using deceptive sales practices.