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The Environmental Protection Agency says that six Washington, D.C. gas stations have settled in a case alleging that they violated Clean Air Act regulations.
Low levels of oxygen are turning the Bay a reddish brown color in some areas
Maryland will become the first state to ban arsenic additive in chicken feed -- a move supporters say is good for the environment and our health
Arava Power wants to build eight solar energy fields in Israel's southern desert
President Barack Obama will be in the battleground state to push for tax credits for investment in clean energy technologies
Gov. Martin O'Malley is expected to sign a bill this week that would make Maryland the first state to ban an arsenic additive in chicken feed.
Virginia Beach health officials say bacteria n part of the Chesapeake Bay have fallen to safe levels.
The two day conference in Baltimore is addressing the impact of environmental problems on human health
Meteorologists say April 2012 is the fifth warmest on record worldwide
Maryland's Attorney General wants regulators to cut the amount of fish being taken by a Virginia processor
Urban and agricultural pollution are just two of the threats to the nation's river
Public education and awareness are as important as accurate weather forecasts when discussing severe weather events.
The George Mason University study was prepared for Virginia Conservation Network, a coalition of environmental groups and proponents of renewable energy sources over fossil fuels.
You can now donate your used cell phone and portable electronic devices at 15 Metro stops on Wednesday morning.
The Justice Department has made its first arrest in the BP oil spill case.
The U.S. Department of Education has named two Washington, D.C. schools, two Virginia and four Maryland schools "Green Ribbon Schools."
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is defending the model used by the Environmental Protection Agency to create the federal agency's restoration strategy for the bay.
BG&E has built an osprey nesting platform in Havre de Grace in hopes of keeping a pair of birds from resting on a utility pole.
With a pickup like the VTRUX, say goodbye to paying about a $100 to fuel up. The electric plug-in costs just pennies to drive around town.
Hundreds of soil tests by USA TODAY in neighborhoods near former lead factories show numerous areas where the dirt is so contaminated that children should not be playing in it. Yet they are.