WASHINGTON - About 100 people were arrested Monday outside the White House while protesting against mountaintop-removal mining, temporarily trading their freedom for a chance to highlight what they ...

Activists are worried about using technology that uses water to remove uranium from waste material at abandoned mines.

Pollution from five mountaintop removal coal mines in the Canadian Rockies is flowing downstream through British Columbia, and into the Kootenai River of Idaho, Montana and beyond. Selenium and other ...

Reports suggest that Microsoft, one of the industry’s biggest customers, might be taking a step back. Last week, news outlets reported that Microsoft was pausing carbon removal purchases. It was ...

A wave of Democrats on Tuesday called to remove President Trump from office over his threats against Iran ahead of an 8 p.m. EDT Tuesday deadline for Tehran to cut a deal and reopen the Strait of ...

At a meeting last month of the Metropolitan Sewerage District's board of directors, the utility’s staff threw cold water on a proposal to remove the 122-year-old Craggy Dam and openly criticized its ...

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The 'Saturday Night Live' alum's vast tattoo collection was at one point made up of around 200 pieces of body art Steven Ferdman/WireImage; Virisa Yong/BFA.com ...

In 2024, there were 2.6 million reports of fraud and 1.1 million cases of identity theft, according to the Federal Trade Commission, resulting in losses of over $12.5 billion. One way cybercriminals ...

Pete Davidson has no regrets about his decision to say goodbye to the majority of his tattoos. “It’s a lot, and it’s super worth it for me because I don’t like my tattoos, and I am a different person ...

Companies have still drawn down only enough CO2 to cancel out a few hours of US emissions. Here’s what it will take to really scale up the sector. MIT Technology Review’s What’s Next series looks ...