Runoff from the toxic burn — which sent melted materials from not just homes and buildings but untold vehicles, electronics, ...

Algae with domoic acid is sometimes called red tide, and biologists think runoff from the wildfires and ocean sediment ...

The footage captured on March 14 and April 16 shows thick sediment travelling through multiple estates before reaching the ocean.

Down the road from Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, is also seeing a lot of heavy machinery. Army Corps crews are removing thousands ...

Some unpaved roads reveal nature's simple engineering, like the path deer chose in a forest centuries ago. Native Americans ...

Ashy wildfire sediment on Los Angeles County beaches does not contain chemicals at a level that pose a danger to human health ...

Based on per-acre farm production, there is no place more fertile in California. Yields from similar crops are almost 50 ...

Despite the sediment's unusual appearance ... in place along the coastline following recent wildfires and subsequent runoff. Based on data collected in January and February, environmental advocacy ...

Mount Pleasant officials urge community members to heed the protection of waterways and ecosystems as the town follows a steady pattern of growth.

The Arizona Department of Transportation began its year-long drainage improvement project between mileposts 423 and 432 on US ...

The dark, ashy sediment appearing on Los Angeles-area beaches does not appear to contain chemicals related to wildfires at levels that are dangerous to human health.