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By Dr. Mercola You’ve probably smelled it — the overpowering, nostril-burning stench when new coal-tar pavement or sealant is being laid on a driveway, street, parking lot or playground. And you may have idly wondered how toxic the shiny black liquid...

It's good to see Kevin Shafer getting recognized for environmental stewardship and executive innovation at the helm of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District: Since becoming executive director of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District in...

Registration for the Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Products (PPCPs) in the Environment conference is open now until March 18, 2016! We are expecting an excellent conference with a wide range of topics from detecting PPCPs in the environment, education...

Summary: Average chloride concentrations often exceed toxic levels in many northern United States streams due to the use of salt to deice winter pavement, and the frequency of these occurrences nearly doubled in two decades. Contact Information: Marisa...

Milwaukee smells. This is just an undeniable fact. The source of that smell, however, is a bit elusive. “Every now and then, especially on windy days, the campus smells like rotten fish,” said Ethan Niquet, a senior in the College of Communication...