The Supreme Court's ruling restricts EPA's authority to impose vague water quality maintenance requirements, limiting regulators' ability to control water pollution.
Supreme Court rules for San Francisco, limits EPA's power on stormwater discharges
The Supreme Court's conservative majority limits EPA's authority to regulate ocean discharges of polluted storm water, favoring San Francisco's argument.
The Supreme Court's ruling restricts EPA's authority to impose vague water quality maintenance requirements, limiting regulators' ability to control water pollution.
Supreme Court rules for San Francisco, limits EPA's power on stormwater discharges
The Supreme Court's conservative majority limits EPA's authority to regulate ocean discharges of polluted storm water, favoring San Francisco's argument.
Alaska's rivers are turning ORANGE and scientists blame climate change
Melting permafrost in Alaska, accelerated by climate change, is turning rivers orange and acidic, posing threats to aquatic life and local communities.
Will the Seine be clean enough to swim in by the Olympics? Not even the experts know
Efforts to clean up the Seine River for the Paris Olympics are underway, with significant investments in infrastructure to catch stormwater and prevent wastewater from contaminating the river.
Study Finds Small Streams, Recently Stripped of Protections, Are a Big Deal
Ephemeral streams are crucial to the nation's waterways, contributing significantly to water flow and possibly becoming more vulnerable to pollution due to limited protections.