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A Swollen Mississippi River Has Resurrected Calls for a Wetland-Destroying Flood-Control Project
The EPA blocked the Yazoo Pumps proposal in 2008, saying it would devastate bird-rich habitat. Now the agency is reconsidering.
Infrastructure Can and Should Be Clean and Sustainable
Natural infrastructure is the cleanest, cheapest way to protect birds and people from some of the harmful effects of the changing climate.
Thanks To Climate Change, Canada Jays May Eat Freezer-Burned Food All Winter
The birds' critical food stores, saved up each autumn for lean times later, risk going bad as global temperatures warm.
Government Agencies Skirmish Over Inaccurate Environmental Impact Report on Arctic Refuge Drilling
The Trump administration paints a too-rosy picture of how oil and gas development will impact Alaska’s coastal plain ecology, its own experts say.
Inland Lakes Keep California’s Grebes Afloat—Until Waters Get Too Low
Last summer ended in calamity for a nesting colony at PG&E's Lake Almanor. Now an Audubon chapter is fighting back to ensure that birds and locals get all the hydration they need.
International Infrastructure Issues Threaten Arizona’s Santa Cruz River
Why fixing a nine-mile sewage pipe is crucial for people and birds.
Bill to Protect Arctic Refuge Advances
On May 1st, the House Natural Resources Committee approved legislation to restore protections to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, moving one st
EPA’s Dangerous Move Threatens 250+ Bird Species in the Mississippi Flyway
In 2008, the George W.
Red-bellied Woodpecker Photo: Simon Tan