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The Maine DEP says Mallinckrodt US LLC has failed to fully remove toxic mercury contamination decades after polluting the ...

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) have unveiled an updated Invasive Plant Guide to help ...

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has designated the Galey and Lord industrial site as a Superfund cleanup priority.

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While non-native plants might be beautiful, they come with lots of downsides when you grow them outdoors. Here is a closer ...

While some plants can be as small as an upset tummy if ingested by your dog or cat, others bring serious health issues.

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explains, “While many plants can be toxic to dogs, there are six in particular you’ll want to watch out for this season, as they can cause problems ranging from stomach troubles and seizures to ...

In this article, we explore some common toxic plants and flowers that often go unnoticed in your backyard. Spotting poisonous flowers can be tricky since toxic plants are often visually appealing.