The research team led by Dr. Hak Joon Kim, Principal Researcher at Department of Urban Environment Research of the Korea ...

The Tuesday ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals simultaneously rejected requests from Texas and Louisiana — as ...

Lightning is one of nature's most awesome displays, but it can also be one of its most deadly. Thankfully, there's a way to ...

The EPA was wrong to reject Mississippi’s ozone pollution plan using data that wasn’t available when the state submitted the ...

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As part of an ongoing effort to reduce greenhouse gas, the city of Dallas leads the region with the largest electric fleet ...

The EPA's decision on the Valley's ozone nonattainment issue could have big impacts on public health and the local economy. Here's what to know.

Norman residents on city water can expect better-tasting tap water this spring despite seasonal lake churning that typically causes muddy flavors, according to city officials. Chris Mattingly, ...

The day this story is being written, about 12 million gallons of water will flow through Norman’s water pipes, through its city’s faucets, showers, restrooms and sprinklers, city officials estimate.

Since 2019, a small team at the University of Michigan has been pioneering the use of plasma treatments to break down per- ...