The news comes after officials closed athletic fields at a Point Breeze playground just last week, after elevated levels of lead were found in the soil.
The news comes after officials closed athletic fields at a Point Breeze playground just last week, after elevated levels of lead were found in the soil.
DRBC approval allows Delaware River Partners to build a new wharf at the former DuPont Repauno Works. But it will need to obtain federal permits if it hopes to export LNG.
DRBC approval allows Delaware River Partners to build a new wharf at the former DuPont Repauno Works. But it will need to obtain federal permits if it hopes to export LNG.
Thanks to a Rutgers New Jersey Medical School study, grandma’s quip is truer than ever. And the reasons are far deeper than the melanin that helps darker skin from the ultra violet rays that lead to wrinkles. It goes right on down to the bone.
The landfill straddles Darby Creek near 84th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard and was an unlicensed dump for commercial, industrial, institutional and municipal waste starting in the early 1950s.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing federal agencies to simplify the regulatory process for genetically engineered plants and animals
Dolphina, a recently adopted five-year-old pit-mix, is the Philadelphia Water Department's new 'spokesdog' for efforts to guard local waterways against the threat of pet waste poop.
Momentum Dynamics will install wireless chargers to boost the mileage of electric buses in Indianapolis, which were unable to deliver the promised range in cold weather.
by Juliet Eilperin, Josh Dawsey and Brady Dennis, The Washington Post
According to several senior administration officials, Trump officials sought to cut several pages of the document on the grounds that its description of climate science did not mesh with the administration's official stance.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is plunging $500 million into an effort to move the United States to a 100% clean energy economy and close all of the nation's remaining coal plants by 2030.
The world's most famous peak is showing its wear and tear. Since it was first successfully topped in 1953, Mount Everest has become a sought-after destination for international daredevil climbers. Each spring, hundreds of people flock to the slopes of the nearly 30,000-foot mountain.
