The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a rule change that would strip protections from 80% of all wetlands.

The narrowed pool of waters receiving federal protection under the rule could be severe for critical wetlands and streams in the arid West, many of which are seasonal or fed by groundwater.

A new EPA proposal could leave nearly 4 million acres of Louisiana wetlands without federal protection. Here’s what the rule ...

Norfolk Southern has submitted its final assessment of the Sulphur Run and Leslie Run waterways to the U.S. Environmental ...

Students for Life of America is pushing the federal agency to include an anti-abortion drug on its list of drinking water ...

The EPA says the change will cut red tape, but new research suggests regulators may already be missing major sources of ...

New records show toxic 'forever chemicals' have recently tested above EPA limits in hundreds of cities and towns. Check your ...

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a new rule that would drastically reduce the number of wetlands protected by federal environmental regulations. State officials in Idaho and ...

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is considering the strongest protections the federal Clean Water Act allows states to enact to the Big and Little Darby Creeks, which would be the first such ...

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra and Bay Area conservation groups sued the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday for failing to protect Redwood City’s salt ponds under the Clean Water Act, ...