the first wildlife refuge in the country to be named a toxic-waste hazard by the federal government. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sources said the refuge, about 100 miles southeast of St ...

Shocking discovery of large fish seeking refuge in surprisingly toxic waters ... Should be scrapped' "Facts Matter": Lester Holt Signs Off As ‘NBC Nightly News' Anchor Teagan Kavan leads ...

DENVER (AP) - Endangered black-footed ferrets soon will hunt prairie dogs at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, a sign that land once deemed one of America’s most toxic waste ...

The U.S. Interior Department announced Friday it will promptly close a polluted national wildlife refuge and cut off irrigation water for 42,000 acres of rich California farmland draining toxic ...

the refuge manager. Wolfe was concerned the bright pink could be a sign of an algae bloom, but lab tests found toxic algae was not causing the color. Instead an organism called halobacteria might ...

The land, which is actually 17,000 acres (27 square miles), was declared a Superfund hazardous waste cleanup site a decade ago and will soon be converted into a wildlife refuge. "It's going to be ...

Umbagog, a national wildlife refuge, has been a symbol of loon resurgence ... healthy life or already on its way to a toxic end. Such ominous thoughts were hard to consider in the silver light ...

According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, it's not toxic to bees, moths, butterflies, fish, mammals or birds, and it will be applied by hand to one unit of the refuge, the Ni-les'tun Unit ...

A national wildlife refuge that was contaminated by plutonium from the 1950s through the early 1990s is still a health concern for nearby Colorado communities.