Public comments accepted through Feb. 9 on measure that would require heat treatment for imported campfire logs while ...
MaMA has so far identified more than 230 lingering ash trees. Most are from the Hudson Valley region, ground zero for the ...
Cuba is already on the brink. Maduro’s ouster brings it closer to collapse. TSA is leaving this airport. What happens next?
The much-loved trees that have shaded the library's garden and downtown Water Street for decades are deteriorating and could ...
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Forests across North America are dying — but a natural fungus could turn the tide
The emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle, continues to devastate forests across North America, killing millions of ash trees ...
Researchers from the University of Minnesota have made a promising discovery in their fight against an invasive pest that ...
There is also a rise in other diseases affecting the health of elms, alders and oaks - experts say it is linked to climate change and invasive species ...
Cornell is at the forefront of determining how "invisibility cloaks" and walls of protection may give ash trees hope of revival.
Native fungi from forests killed emerald ash borers in lab tests, offering a potential new biological tool to slow the ...
Leave a dead tree alone? If it's not threatening people or property, the best thing for wildlife and ecology is to just let ...
Incomplete or delayed permit proposals and IEPA budget cuts are stalling approvals, prolonging Illinois communities’ exposure to hazardous sludge.
ITHACA, N.Y. (WBNG) -- Cornell University is developing a new variety of ash tree that could be resistant to a particularly destructive pest. The university is the first propagation center in the ...
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