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Local officials allege the University of Michigan is being “deceptive” over its plans for the $1.2 billion “computation center,” which could bring few benefits and many costs to Ypsilanti Township.

Marietta City Council’s Water, Sewer and Sanitation Committee has created a seven-member task force to take a closer look at the science, safety, and permitting process surrounding injection wells.

DOE maintains that all decisions were made following a detailed, case-by-case review process.

The Santee Sioux Nation has advised residents not to drink water from the public system and continues to distribute bottled water as an alternative supply. 

For drillers and miners, the message is clear: there’s momentum—and money—behind domestic resource development. But the spotlight brings new responsibilities, too.

Environmental groups and policy analysts often warn that accelerating U.S. mining could come at the cost of ecological degradation and Indigenous land rights

If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out. In the U.S., you can call or text 988 for free, confidential mental health support anytime.

According to CEO Mac Shahsavar, the results confirm a 3.2 km mineralized system that could rival the world’s largest antimony deposits

Foremost holds an option to earn up to 51% interest in the Hatchet Lake project and up to 70% in nine other uranium properties across more than 330,000 acres

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced that it will hold a public hearing on October 22 to discuss its specific objection to a proposed wastewater discharge permit.