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Western tribes' last ditch effort to stall a large lithium mine in Nevada
PASADENA, Calif - The fate of what would be the largest lithium mine in the U.S. on federal land in Nevada is now in the hands of a federal appeals court.… -
A Walk Down the Block: Reimagining the Esplanade
What if the waterfront was accessible and welcoming for all? -
New England lobstermen win against restrictions intended to save endangered whales
Conservationists decry federal appeals court ruling saying it could hasten extinction of North Atlantic right whales. -
Healey administration extends pause on state forest logging contracts for 6 more months
Some activists have urged a complete stop of logging projects on state land. -
Cape Cod's proposed machine gun range in the cross hairs of new EPA report
Local drinking water may be jeopardized by a proposed gun range on Cape Cod, Rhode Island is texting residents about Narcan and a sign honoring a feminist leader is taken down in New Hampshire — it's our Regional News Roundtable. -
Dread clearing out that poison ivy? Time to bring in the goats.
The age-old practice of "goat scaping" is seen as a preferred alternative to pesticides, especially in areas with sensitive water aquifers. -
Why Massachusetts homes face a growing risk of flooding
A new report indicates the worst of climate change can still be avoided. -
Meet Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Uganda's first wildlife vet and a renowned conservationist
When she came eye-to-eye with a gorilla for the first time, she felt an "instant connection." -
Lawmakers demand answers after worker killed in Newburyport factory explosion
Company has a 20-year record of safety citations -
Why one man says 'speaking' for the trees can address inequity in Boston
Differing tree coverage across the city tells "a history of systemic racism."
