"Pharmaceutical Chemicals Found in Every Stream Sampled in USGS Study"
"Our waterways are filled with traces of drugs, says a new study conducted by the USGS."
"Our waterways are filled with traces of drugs, says a new study conducted by the USGS."
"Brent oil prices held around $50 a barrel on Friday following an OPEC meeting that failed to agree on output targets, but which was seen as supportive as Saudi Arabia pledged not to flood the market with more fuel."
"The Fish and Wildlife Service today announced it will impose a near-total ban on the sale of ivory, fulfilling a key element of the Obama administration's crackdown on wildlife trafficking."

Hays feels that SEJ membership is integral to his current project. Having recently documented a 13-day tour of Florida's 310-mile St. John's River, he hopes to collaborate with other SEJ'ers on similar water-related projects. Learn more and listen to the interview here.
"The battle over Exxon Mobil and the issue of climate change took a new turn Wednesday. Environmental groups, citing constitutional rights, said they would not comply with a sweeping request for information from the House Committee on Space, Science and Technology led by Chairman Lamar S. Smith (R-Tex.)."
"Just days after two federal agencies seemed to clear the way for offshore fracking in the Pacific Ocean, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) called on it to stop."
"Democrats in the California Senate on Wednesday approved legislation that would delay a proposed export facility in Oakland to ship coal to Asia, a project that's drawn fierce opposition from environmentalists."
"Report from US Geological Survey says northern wildfires must now be seen as significant driver of climate change, not just a side-effect".
"Just a few years ago, the United States seemed poised to say farewell to nuclear energy. No company had completed a new plant in decades, and the disaster in Fukushima, Japan, in 2011 intensified public disenchantment with the technology, both here and abroad."
"Four years after the United Nations announced that it cut the number of people without access to cleaner water by half, getting to that water is still a major hardship for much of sub-Saharan Africa, a new analysis shows."