The city of San Diego will perform ‘eradication’ when considered necessary to reduce the risk of diseases and damage to ...

Gov. Jeff Landry announced Friday that Michael Hare will become the new executive director of the state’s Coastal Protection ...

Local and federal agencies are working together to restore a critical stretch of flood control infrastructure protecting thousands ...

New satellite research demonstrates that the climate patterns El Niño and La Niña have varying impacts on U.S. coastlines.

With record heat, surging trail use, and rising tensions over e-bikes and erosion, Arizona’s outdoor spaces are under ...

From Alaska to Louisiana and beyond, Indigenous communities are among those experiencing some of the first and most ...

Louisiana has two problems: an eroding coastline and limited glass recycling. Engineer Franziska Trautmann is solving both by ...

A surfer's paradise nestling in a Southern California state park that delivers consistent, high-quality waves, Trestles Beach was the logical choice to host surfing at the 2028 Olympics.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a bid by Chevron , Exxon Mobil and other oil and gas companies to have lawsuits brought by two Louisiana localities accusing them of harming the state's ...

Ted Frank These Louisiana Lawsuits Threaten Trump’s Energy Agenda A massive verdict against Chevron shows how coastal-erosion legal actions hurt consumers and national security.

Former Attorney General William P. Barr sounded off on Louisiana's legal behavior toward energy firms in a letter to state Attorney General Liz Murrill on Thursday.

The case is one of dozens that aim to hold oil and gas companies accountable for Louisiana's disappearing wetlands.