The Legislature is moving ahead on several fronts to overcome the state’s extensive heritage of PFAS pollution

A precedent to regulate dangerous chemicals as a class rather than one at a time already exists. Do we have the will to do so ...

A statewide approach is needed to control rat poison usage and protect rodents, raptors and other wildlife from inhumane deaths

Adequate staffing is key to keeping our parks and open spaces accessible, safe and clean

Two recent reports, one from Congress, the other from the state DEP, map out a strategy for breaking the chains of carbon pollution

Putting the Great American Outdoors Act to work means prioritizing the parks that should get funding first; here’s why Gateway should top the list