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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Mississippi River floodwaters swamp upper Midwest
A very wet winter is bringing major spring flooding along the upper Mississippi River. In some communities, the floodwaters are
Are thousands of Americans being poisoned by PFAS in their tap water?
Comments by EPA Administrator Michael Regan last month indicate a growing consensus that ‘forever chemicals’ are taking a serious toll on Americans’ health.
Kentucky suing DuPont over years of chemical contamination from upstream W.Va. plant
Kentucky is taking one of the country’s biggest chemical companies to court, alleging a legacy of chemical pollution from
Heavy, wet snow raises risk of spring flooding in upper Mississippi River basin
Heavy, wet snow that pounded upper Wisconsin and Minnesota is expected to cause flooding this spring along the upper Mississippi
How small rural towns can access Inflation Reduction Act funding
The Inflation Reduction Act provides funds for clean energy, transportation, electrification and more for rural communities, but small towns with few resources and staff may have trouble accessing those programs.
Worried about spying and tensions with China, many states limit who can buy farmland
A proposed corn mill processing plant was expected to be a big economic boon for Grand Forks, North Dakota, bringing
Mississippi River mayors eye federal funds to fight effects of climate change
A coalition of more than 100 Mississippi River mayors are pushing for more investment in natural infrastructure, ecosystem restoration and
Sprawling $50M Mississippi River restoration project proposed
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is proposing a new Mississippi River restoration project, starting with a 39-mile
Despite national goals, agricultural greenhouse gas emissions continue unchecked
Most states opt for voluntary measures, wait for federal and corporate money
As train wreck pollution heads downstream, water utilities assure safety
Plume could dilute beyond detection within days
Tornadoes are deadlier in the Southeast, and NOAA wants to know why
As clouds gathered over Memphis on Wednesday morning, scientists gathered between rows of radars in the National Weather Service parking
Farmers are still waiting for CBD product regulation 5 years after U.S. legalized hemp
Demarkius Medley, an urban farmer in Galesburg, Illinois, decided not to grow hemp last year, a crop that was at