The state reportedly reached an agreement to pay the tens of thousands of people exposed to lead-contaminated drinking water for close to two years.

“This is another outrageous move by an administration…to help oil companies secure leases on the coastal plain before the 2020 presidential election,” writes a wildlife advocacy organization.

The New York Times looks at how Grays Ferry joined the environmental racism movement in order to save its residents lives.

The new controversial plan no longer gives funds to the city’s richest neighborhoods first.

A new ruling requires the controversial construction project undergo a lengthy permit process.

After years of legal battles and grassroots protests, activists can declare two major victories.