Agricultural runoff has become cleaner, with less phosphorus, and there have been public projects to help restore habitat and ...

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As people look to reduce their water use for environmental and ecological reasons, rain barrels have gained popularity for ...

Of the roughly 23,000 University of Oregon students who were eligible to vote in the 2025 Associated Student of the ...

The solution to helping Gulf Coast communities prepare for and respond to floods and other climate extremes isn't going to be ...

Megan Bever, associate professor of history and chair of the Social Science Department at Missouri Southern State University, has been honored with the Governor’s Award for Excellence in Education.

In a world where biodiversity loss, invasive species, and habitat fragmentation continue to stress natural areas, it is more important than ever to restore imperiled waterways to healthy, thriving ...

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Four Parkersburg High students each earned a $1,000 scholarship to Fairmont State University after securing first place in ...

The Illinois Soybean Association’s new-look rainfall simulator trailer hit the road for a demonstration at a central Illinois ...