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Studies focus on water supplies in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Water Resources Board had completed recent studies of Oklahoma’s water supplies. One was part of an effort to better understand the impact of droughts.
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Residents fight possible mine near Santa Fe
An environmental fight is brewing in a community not 15 minutes from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Residents of the small town of Pecos are banding …
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Forest animal populations have plummeted by half since 1970
Populations of animals that live in the world’s forests have declined by more than half in the past 50 years, a study warns.
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