(Mr. Matte via Wikimedia Commons/CC-BY-SA-3.0)In Fortescue, tenacious locals and unlikely political allies deliver unique wastewater project
(Mr. Matte via Wikimedia Commons/CC-BY-SA-3.0)In Fortescue, tenacious locals and unlikely political allies deliver unique wastewater project
(Andrew S. Lewis)As sea level rises, new species arrive. That’s not necessarily a good thing
(Jon Hurdle)Far fewer of the imperiled shorebird were counted on Delaware Bayshore beaches this year than last
(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)Conservationists urge companies to drop testing method that uses crab blood

(Steph Yin/WHYY)Conservationists say it’s perfectly safe — and good manners — to give the so-called living fossils a helping hand
(Michael Innella, North Jersey Drone Shots LLC)As sea levels rise, saltwater is pushing into Bear Swamp West, threatening an old-growth forest
(G. Shriver/University of Delaware)Could rising seas, more frequent flooding put the saltmarsh sparrow on endangered species list?

Strict regulations barring wind turbines from coastal waters encourage conservationists, alienate clean-energy advocates.