Researchers, patients optimistic in fight against alpha-gal syndrome
A support group and a lab in the St. Louis area provide resources for people with the allergy to mammal products — and evidence that its effects can be reversed.
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Uncertainty about federal disaster aid looms as storms roll in
This story was updated on May 27, 2025 with new information. CAVE CITY, Ark. — When a severe tornado tore through
Announcing our photo contest winners!
Our first-ever photo contest focused on wetlands, and we've got some winning images to share.
Announcing our wetlands photo contest winners!
As part of the Desk collaborative project, "Down the Drain," we asked readers to submit wetlands images for a photography contest.
Pesticide manufacturers ask lawmakers for immunity from lawsuits by sick farmers
LA MOTTE, Iowa — Ray Bickel spent over a decade driving a truck through giant corn and soybean fields in Clinton
Dam lucky: How to catch a beaver (on camera)
It’s not easy to document beavers in the wild. Could Wisconsin Watch succeed?
Earthquake insurance rates have skyrocketed in southeast Missouri. Why?
NEW MADRID, Mo. — If you lived near New Madrid, Missouri in 2000, it would cost just $57 a year to
Public gives input on how to define – and regulate – nation’s waters and wetlands
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking public input as it rewrites the definition of the “waters of the
Conversation and community at SEJ 2025
Desk journalists reflect on the Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Arizona
Opting for coexistence: Some Wisconsin landowners learn to live with beavers
Katie McCullough loved Arizona winters, but hot summers could be a drag. After purchasing a recreational vehicle, she spent time
Finding solutions to the wetlands crisis
More stories from our new Desk series, "Down the Drain," which explores wetlands in the river basin
The many problems wetlands face
Inside our new Desk series, "Down the Drain," exploring wetlands in the river basin