The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service announced last week that it will award $20.5 million in wetlands-restoration grants to 11 states and Puerto ...read more.

The temporary wetlands, or "prairie potholes," that dot Minnesota are disappearing at an alarming rate, affecting migrating birds that rely on the ...read more.

Left reeling after being hit with a judicial order to pay $37 million to a developer for creating wetlands, the city of Half Moon Bay, Calif., has ...read more.

Waste Management (WM) has "adopted" a fen, a rare form of wetlands that contains peat, located across the road from the companys recycling facility ...read more.

Sierra Club v. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 06-16505, Dec. 7, 2007 ...read more.

While the massive fiscal 2008 appropriations bill that Congress passed and President Bush signed late last year provides funding for federal clean ...read more.

With drastic cuts in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) in the newly passed fiscal 2008 funding bill, clean water advocates have set their ...read more.

The federal government and Fort Wayne, Ind., have agreed on a plan to cut 900 million gallons of harmful sewage discharges annually in the city. ...read more.

Residents near a former lead battery recycling facility in New Jersey are worried that reports of high lead levels in drinking water indicate that ...read more.

Arizona has assessed its largest environmental penalty ever against a developer for clean water violations and damage to archaeological sites, some ...read more.