Pollution

HBO series and its special Earth Day episode feature kids talking to kids about the environment.

People from the Argentinian Andes can metabolize arsenic more quickly than most.

Plastic can transmit pollutants into the food web.

Scientists recommend eating younger, smaller fish.

The West has a billion-dollar problem.

A new study also found the chemicals affect a whole new class of hormones.

On the seafloor, there are 4 billion plastic fibers in every area one-third the size of New York’s Central Park.

A global survey estimates there are 5.3 trillion pieces of plastic circulating on ocean surfaces.

With consumers buying more electronics on Black Friday, it's time we start disposing of our old ones responsibly

Chinese authorities ordered websites and apps to stop listing U.S. embassy pollution figures next to less reliable official statistics

Camp Lejeune, in North Carolina, is a toxic paradox; a place where young men and women were poisoned in the service of their nation

The maker of a Yankee Stadium deodorant hopes to save the world one spray at a time

Newsweek's clean-beach finder lets you locate the cleanest beach in your area.

The beach town that swells from 3,800 residents to 45,000 every Summer has worked assiduously on keeping its water clean

A squirt or two of titanium dioxide may revolutionise the way homes and offices are cleaned

A 39,000-ton toxic coal ash spill has federal prosecutors asking questions

Even with the ban on tap water lifted, doctors and patients deal with worries like bathing newborns

Regulators face questions as residents deal with drinking water with a licorice-like chemical smell

Cities like Los Angeles received at least an extra day of smog a year, a report says.