California’s landmark environmental law was overhauled in Sacramento this week, and it could mean more housing for San Diego.

The US Environmental Protection Agency is doubling down on efforts to decrease a backlog of new pesticide active ingredients ...

Loudoun County residents have devoted time and energy to a frustrating battle to rein in the proliferating and intrusive data ...

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Biodiversity continued to decrease in most of the areas we studied, irrespective of population increase or decrease. Only ...

Zillow navigates housing market challenges, recession risks, and competition while maintaining growth and offering strong ...

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management identified a handful of regulations that could clash with a gubernatorial ...

Otto Rank, writes his biographer E. James Lieberman, believed that “Meaning—given, found or created—enables one to love life ...

The governor supports the bill as a means to build more housing, according to reporting from the Sacramento Bee. More ...

They found that, even with improvements in agricultural productivity (due to technological improvements like new seed ...

Climate change jeopardizes endangered species’ habitats. Potentially jeopardizing them further is a federal proposal around ...

Walleye could feed on native nongame fish like redside shiners, plus crawfish, which are freshwater crustaceans, in Lake ...