Sustainability

The Native American Agriculture Fund grant will finance educational workshops on topics such as sustainable gardening and integrated pest management to help spur stronger food systems in the region

The suit alleges the use violates the National Environmental Policy Act as the chemicals accumulate on streets and seep into surrounding waterways

The water regulation changes, finalized last week, will limit states' reviews of natural gas and oil pipelines and other projects impacting waterways

President Trump has ordered federal agencies to expedite infrastructure project permitting and thwart NEPA, CWA and more in the name of economic recovery. How will local and state government leaders respond?

From Portland to Miami, communities are taking creative — and eco-friendly — steps to tame stormwater

South Holland's Flood Assistance Rebate Program is a powerful incentive to be proactive about flooding and flood mitigation

An architecture professor explains why expanding the federal program assisting low-income homeowners with weatherization projects is exactly the move we need to make right now, to survive the pandemic and beyond

Jason Silva shares preservation, sustainability and transportation initiatives, and his biggest challenge.

After historic flooding pummeled much of the town in 2016, White Sulphur Springs has been making a come back.

The Climate Ready Missoula Plan has been drafted over the past two years by local city, county and nonprofit employees.

But if climate change got real in 2019, climate resilience got realer

The Northwest Resiliency Park transforms an asphalt-covered site into a vegetated park filled with amenities for the Hoboken community, while filtering and storing stormwater to alleviate the City’s infrastructure system and adjacent nuisance flooding.

The legislation considered Tuesday would establish an Office of Resiliency headed by the governor's chief resilience officer, who he appointed last summer as part of a broader effort to address the state's environmental challenges.

On an island off New York City, authorities in 2018 found 174 bones unearthed on a site that holds the remains of more than 1 million people. The culprit was shoreline erosion.