A 2025 poll showed that clean, reliable sources of water beat out inflation and healthcare reform as the top concern for ...
It might seem peculiar that the definition of "waters of the United States" depends not on science or even custom but on ...
A sailor’s long-running fight over a San Francisco Bay island could resolve a Clean Water Act question the US Supreme Court has yet to answer—whether tidal channels and adjacent wetlands qualify as ...
The recently proposed rule aims to align the definition of WOTUS with the US Supreme Court’s seminal decision in Sackett v. EPA in a manner that limits waters subject to federal regulation. It does so ...
On November 17, the Trump Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency and its Army Corps of Engineers issued a new rule that leading conservation groups say will gut the landmark Clean Water Act ...
This week, the U.S Environmental Protection Agency heard testimony in Pittsburgh from environmental groups, scientists and industry representatives about proposed changes to the enforcement of the ...
As federal jurisdiction over wetlands shrinks, Alaska must decide whether it has the will and resources to safeguard millions ...
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‘This Would Have Serious, Real-World Impacts.’ Why the EPA’s Rule Change on Water Protections Would Be a Disaster for Fish and Wildlife
Conservationists are sounding the alarm about the EPA's proposal to strip Clean Water Act protections from many of our streams and wetlands.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced Monday it is redefining the scope of the nation’s bedrock clean water law to limit the wetlands it covers, building on a Supreme Court decision two years ...
The Clean Water Act is a United States federal statute enacted in 1972 to reduce levels of toxic substances in the nation's water supply and to prevent high levels of ...
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Report: ‘Missing link’ Whitney Park should stay forever wild
Protect the Adirondacks released a report arguing that the state should buy the 36,000-acre Whitney Park to protect it from construction and logging, as 95% of the land is covered by wetlands, ...
A proposed U.S. EPA rule would weaken pollution protections for many Ohio wetlands and streams, including Cuyahoga River tributaries.
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