As the world confronts the escalating realities of climate change, the flattest countries on Earth stand on the frontlines.

Saltwater Intrusion Saltwater begins to creep upriver again, water still drinkable Salt levels have jumped in some water intakes in Plaquemines Parish.

The debate over the pipeline centers on conservation and development concerns on the North Fork of Long Island.

A top climate scientist says we may have crossed a dangerous tipping point in Antarctica—and the long-term fallout could be ...

Saltwater intrusion complicates the problem, Tully explained. Under normal conditions, the phosphorus in manure clings to iron molecules in the soil.

Plaquemines Parish surrounds the last 70 miles of the Mississippi River, making it susceptible to saltwater intrusion from the Gulf of Mexico, something that's becoming more common as climate ...

The new project and expanded capacity for the island’s water treatment plant will help offset the effects of saltwater intrusion.

Rising seas bring saltwater intrusion that undermines coastal wetland forests, leaving dead trees as more salt-resistant plants move in.

Construction has begun on a saltwater sill near Myrtle Grove to help mitigate the effects of saltwater intrusion up the Mississippi River.

Saltwater intrusion is not confined to Florida or Delaware; it is a national issue. From coastal California to the Gulf of Mexico, it is driven by climate change and unsustainable water management ...