Environmental damage

Court-ordered suspension follows findings of multiple regulatory violations.

A study shows that phosphorus-rich water brought to the surface by equatorial upwelling stimulates the growth of cyanobacteria that live on Sargassum. These bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen, providing the algae with additional nutrients and fueling their rapid growth and expansion.

CVR Partners’ facility in Coffeyville experienced an ammonia leak on Saturday afternoon; no public threat reported.

New data challenge global emissions guidelines and support revising agricultural policy.

Spain faces severe soil degradation, with erosion rates among the highest in Europe, threatening agricultural productivity and cultural heritage.

The students experienced symptoms like breathing difficulties, fainting, and vomiting during their morning routines.

PFAS substances were found in contaminated biosolids used as fertilizer, affecting soil, groundwater, surface water, and animal tissues.

The presence of dangerous chemicals, including a banned pesticide, has been detected in air samples in central western New South Wales, raising health and environmental concerns.

The initiative will reduce fertilizer use and emissions, convert farmland into natural habitats, and protect marine ecosystems, marking a significant step toward the nation’s green goals.

Local environmental group challenges the safety of using sewage sludge as fertilizer on farms.

Accusations center on the illegal trade and handling of banned pesticides, posing significant risks to public health and safety.

Following a series of devastating floods, Vermont’s agricultural community faces ongoing challenges and heightened uncertainty.

Barcelona-based Poseidona is seeking to turning a marine threat into a source of dietary protein.

Farmers in Thailand’s largest region fear the environmental consequences of the country’s potash mining ambitions.

A German-flagged vessel sunk on the river border between Croatia and Serbia after hitting a bridge on Friday.