… poor sleep, mood problems, muscle pain and other neurological symptoms. April Hutcheson, spokewoman for the state Health Department, said the state leads the nation in Lyme disease cases. Cases have been confirmed in all 67 counties. In Westmoreland …

Poisonous chemicals used in manufacturing in the 1930s can still be found in the deepest parts of the ocean – even though they were banned more than 40 years ago. The toxins, known as Persistent Organic Pollutants , were outlawed in the 1970s after it was discovered that they can escape into the environment and cause lasting damage to wildlife.

A collection of matchbooks from Kenya, includes The Mount Kenya Safari Club. The elegant retreat was started in 1959 by the actor, William Holden, to entertain his hunting friends.

A collection of matchbooks from Kenya, includes The Mount Kenya Safari Club. The elegant retreat was started in 1959 by the actor, William Holden, to entertain his hunting friends.

… contract. Dardenne said lawmakers also signed off on the spending decisions. For example, auditors say Louisiana’s health department paid nearly $1 million in Medicaid fees for people who no longer live in the state and weren’t eligible for the …

Joel Sartore had been a National Geographic wildlife photographer for 15 years when his wife, Kathy, was diagnosed with breast cancer. With three young children at home, he took a year off work to nurse her through radiation treatment and chemotherapy.

The statement of the UNEP/CMS/FAO Co-Convened Scientific Task Force on Avian Influenza and Wild Birds has been published. Seven million hunters in Europe play a key role in monitoring the health status of our wildlife, in particular, for reporting potential cases of avian flu.