Zoë Read | WHYY
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Drexel researchers say self-heating concrete could replace road-damaging salt. -
Environmentalists say lawn conversions prevent flooding and runoff pollution, and provide habitat for pollinators and birds. -
The announcement comes a month after the USGS found 76% of waterways in the state contain PFAS. -
The USGS study is the first to evaluate PFAS in both public and private drinking water nationwide. -
Anglers say Bushkill Creek has a history of receding, leaving hundreds of fish to their death. -
Families participating in the study will either receive a treatment system — or a placebo device — to help scientists assess the correlation between water quality and health. -
Climate change could mean droughts and changing water flow in the Delaware River. Water regulators say new storage facilities could help mitigate future water scarcity. -
Warehouses with their massive parking lots threaten the health of the Lehigh River with increased stormwater runoff. -
A naturally formed island in New Jersey’s Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge has provided a haven for migratory birds. Now, the site is being proposed for federal protection.
