Trump says natural gas necessary to address 'energy emergency,' while environmental advocates cite risk to 15 million people

EPA set final standards to improve quality, raise oxygen levels in a 38-mile stretch of the river

Critics fear recent vote by Delaware River Basin Commission signals environmental protections will be dismantled

South Jersey complex would be state’s biggest

Developer says Gibbstown project has not changed significantly since last extension

The rules would apply to a 38-mile stretch of the river that has been chronically polluted

New 15-year plan includes a proposal to deepen the Delaware River from 45 to 50 feet

White Township panel gives developer even more time to finalize plan

Green groups welcome transfer of authority to Environmental Protection Agency

Critics say Gibbstown project won’t die until shipment of liquefied natural gas by rail is permanently banned

Utilities brace for stricter federal standards on PFAS compounds in drinking water

Some 88 million square feet of warehouses are coming to just 14 counties in New Jersey. Where does your county rank?

Trucks may bring liquid gas to terminal, activists warn federal rule may still allow trains

If adopted, stringent EPA rules will push hundreds of Garden State water utilities out of compliance

In this extended interview, Delaware Riverkeeper Maya van Rossum talks new threats to the river

Life in the Delaware River has not been kind to it

Maya van Rossum of Delaware Riverkeeper Network discusses persistent and emerging threats

Environmental organizations explained to a group at a public forum Monday that LNG is a flammable product that can be highly explosive.