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The sheer number of reports lays bare the crumbling condition of Ireland’s national water infrastructure, which has seen decades of underinvestment

Midsummer is the time for forecasts of the size of this year’s “dead zones” and algal blooms in major lakes and bays. Will the Gulf of Mexico dead zone be the size of New Jersey, or only as big as Connecticut? Will Lake Erie’s bloom blossom to a human health…

DENVER — The Environmental Protection Agency found “important concerns” with the way Colorado regulators review and issue permits to minor polluters such as mines, asphalt plants and oil and gas drilling rigs, and those problems risked further damage to the state’s already poor air quality, according to a 309-page report…

More people have now died of toxics exposure from 9/11 than in the attacks themselves

Explainer: With forecasts of extreme heat in England this week, here is a guide for workers and bosses

Biden administration officials forced to defend the president’s decision to meet with MBS after he vowed to make Saudi Arabia a ‘pariah’ on the 2020 campaign trail

An investigation revealed that companies use enough energy to power Houston, and contribute to growing carbon emissions

Sri Lanka’s triumphant protesters celebrate Rajapaska’s departure, but say bigger systemic changes still needed

Alessia Russo scored twice in five second-half minutes as England cantered to a 5-0 victory to end Group A with three wins from three

Two nominees for high-ranking EPA positions are in procedural purgatory as Republicans aim to block their confirmations.

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