Opinion | Supporters of Boundary Waters mining just refuse to give up

Two years after a protective measure for Minnesota’s Boundary Waters was put in place, there is growing concern that the ban on copper-nickel mining could be reversed. Advocates of the mining effort remain determined to open this wilderness area to development, leaving the fate of a cherished watershed uncertain.

Opinion | Supporters of Boundary Waters mining just refuse to give up

Littering on UK Roads: Drivers Warned of Huge Fine and Potential Prison Time for Careless Disposal

Drivers across the UK now face on-the-spot fines of £150 for littering on highways, with prison sentences a real possibility for more serious misconduct. Even tossing a cigarette from a car window could spark a dangerous roadside fire, prompting officials to tighten regulations further.

Littering on UK Roads: Drivers Warned of Huge Fine and Potential Prison Time for Careless Disposal

Responsibilities for boaters to help maintain lake health

As boating season begins, boaters in the Lakes Region are reminded of their crucial role in preserving lake health. Adopting simple practices can make a significant difference in protecting these cherished waters.

Tenerife In Spain’s Powerful Sanitation Upgrade Targets Elimination Of Pollution Threats While Elevating Quality Of Life For Residents And International Visitors Alike

Tenerife is making a powerful commitment to environmental protection with a groundbreaking multi-million euro sanitation project in Arico, set to revolutionize wastewater management and promote sustainable tourism.

Tenerife In Spain’s Powerful Sanitation Upgrade Targets Elimination Of Pollution Threats While Elevating Quality Of Life For Residents And International Visitors Alike

Montana Republicans Are Proud Their State Has The Most Toxic Superfund Sites

In the wake of a court ruling that prioritizes environmental cleanliness, Montana Republicans are urgently seeking ways to bypass the decision. Despite housing the most toxic Superfund sites, the state’s GOP expresses pride and pushes back against mandates for a cleaner environment.

Montana Republicans Are Proud Their State Has The Most Toxic Superfund Sites

Mushroom-based composting can cut farm waste, pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes

Global agriculture faces mounting waste disposal challenges and the threat of antibiotic resistance. Mushroom-based composting emerges as a promising solution to improve waste degradation, reduce pathogens, and curb the spread of antibiotic resistance genes, safeguarding agricultural safety and the environment.

Mushroom-based composting can cut farm waste, pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes