By Shreya Dasgupta Nearly a third of all antibiotics that people consume end up in the world’s rivers, a new study finds.

A recent study reveals that global river systems are heavily contaminated by antibiotics, threatening aquatic life and ...

In a big step toward cleaning the heavily polluted Yamuna River, the BJP-led Delhi government has announced that it will set ...

The award-winning author and naturalist’s latest, perspective-shifting work answers a resounding ‘Yes’ to the question of its ...

Federal officials on Tuesday said the expansion of an overwhelmed South Bay sewage plant could be completed in just 100 days.

For a 2022 study, researchers teamed up to complete a “global reconnaissance of pharmaceutical pollution in rivers” by taking samples at more than 1,000 locations in 104 countries. They found ...

Two dozen sewage releases were reported in the Potomac watershed during floods, according to the Maryland Department of ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Several groups and an Alaska resident filed suit today to protect endangered Cook Inlet beluga whales and ...

Their low numbers suggest the lagoon is more fragile and less biodiverse than it used to be, likely because of pollution, ...

National Water Services Commission chairman Charles Santiago said “all the best laws in the world” would not solve river pollution without proper enforcement. ALSO READ: Unending lessons from ...