A toxin caused by algae blooms forced Toledo to ban all water use for two days.

Colorado energy companies produced 64.1 million barrels of oil in 2013, which is 30 percent higher than what was recorded in 2013.

Researchers at MIT have developed a robotic system that can check for pipeline leaks automatically.

The site of one of America's worst chemical disasters may still be having a negative effect on local wildlife, according to new reports.

Oil and gas production in Texas reached record levels this year, close to surpassing records that were set in 1972.

Water infrastructure is a crucial investment opportunity that can benefit the residents of municipalities for generations to come.

Citing efforts to protect fish, New York environmental regulators may shut down a nuclear power plant during the summer months.

Military supplies—especially those that rely on chemicals—can have a significant impact on the environment if stored improperly, and in large amounts.

The site of a former oil refinery in Casper, Wyoming will soon be the home of a $40 million conference center and hotel project, now that a lengthy planning process is coming to a close.

Plans are being put in place for a 1,100 mile pipeline that would transport oil from North Dakota to Pakota, Illinois.

There are six regions in the country that account for 95 percent of U.S. oil and natural gas production growth, and all of them are expected to to see additional increases in July and August.

The American Petroleum Institute has released "good neighbor" standards for drillers.

Texas merger activity is at a 10-year high.

The fact that so much of Chinese industry still relies on coal power has resulted in severe air pollution in most major cities, especially Beijing.