Study: Over 95 Percent Of World's Population Breathing Unhealthy AirPhiladelphia ranks among country's 'most polluted' cities.
Dog Poop A Major Environmental Pollutant, Reports FindWhile many areas in the U.S. try to crack down on the littering aspect of not cleaning up after your dog, studies are also finding that dog poop is becoming a major environmental hazard too.
Report: Industrial Pollution On The Rise, Pa. Among Biggest CulpritsA new report indicates that industrial pollution is on the rise across the country, and the Keystone State is one of the worst offenders.
UNICEF Says 17 Million Babies At Risk From Toxic AirThe global humanitarian group says worldwide toxic air levels in some areas are six times higher than recommended limits
For Environmental Dogs, Sniffing Out Doody Is Their Duty In South JerseySome pollution-sniffing dogs at the Jersey shore have shown they're No. 1 at sniffing out No. 2.
The Surprising Reason To Not Let Your Kids Eat SnowThe study found this is especially the case in urban areas with more air pollution.
Pennsylvanians Share Concerns About Pollution With EPA OfficialsThe hearing on Penn's campus is one of more than a dozen hearings statewide.
USGS: More Data Needed To Assess Any Fracking-Pollution LinkA new study by the U.S. Geological Survey says more data is needed to be able to say for sure if a link exists between unconventional oil and gas development and degraded water quality.
Study Turns Portion Of The Delaware River Green "The purpose of the dye study is so that we can understand how pollution would move throughout different parts of the river under different conditions,” said Dr. Chris Crocket of the Philadelphia Water Department.
Sorry, Carnivores: Study Claims You're Doing Double The Damage To The EnvironmentWant to do something good for the environment? Put down the hamburger.
PA Cracks The Top Ten List Of Toxic Chemicals In WaterwaysPennsylvania has the nation's seventh-highest volume of toxic chemicals being released into its waterways, according to a new report. New Jersey ranks 14th. Now, a coalition of environmental groups is urging greater protection for local waterways.
