Some of the oldest civilizations in North America say is the use of wastewater in snowmaking is a violation of their spirituality and health.

The nation's environment journalists are gathering this week in Arizona, a place where climate and natural resource issues are on full display.

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A man whose identity had remained a mystery since his death over 20 years ago has now been finally identified, thanks to ...

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The best stories featured in the opinion section from the 2024 to 2025 school year. Last year, the opinion section returned after a two-year hiatus. This year, it thrived.

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White homeowners gain millions, while Black and Brown communities pay with their lives. Once promoted as “the winter ...