Leslie Sattler

For New York households that spent July blasting the AC, the next reminder of that heat may arrive as a higher electric bill.

"Just knowing that the river is so powerful, and it can take whatever it takes in a split second." by Leslie Sattler

Oregon's first-in-the-nation law requiring companies to help pay for packaging waste was supposed to change who shoulders the cost of trash and recycling.

A new survey of U.S. voters suggests that frustration is widespread, crossing party lines and fueling calls for action from leaders.

Power outages are becoming more disruptive, pushing more homeowners to confront a practical question: What type of backup power actually makes the most sense?

"If this had launched two years ago it could have been a game-changer." by Leslie Sattler

"I know what's in my body, and the bodies of my wife, dog and son." by Leslie Sattler

Southern California is set to receive federal funding for an unusual but increasingly necessary strategy.

"People found out their drinking water was contaminated." by Leslie Sattler

The pollution risk could fall most heavily on nearby predominantly Black communities that already face elevated health risks.