Environment

A decade before Hungary’s toxic sludge spill, Romanian rivers were the victim of two catastrophic accidents.

A Moscow court’s property ruling could threaten the future biodiversity of the world’s fruit crops.

A personal account of life in Russia’s blazing, smoky capital tells of survivors and volunteers stepping in where the authorities have failed.

Regional giant Kazakhstan has remained aloof from its neighbors' long-running disputes over water resources. That may be changing.

After decades of neglect and abuse, Prague's river begins to attract developers and residents.

In 2007, Polish officials were locked in a legal and public relations battle with environmentalists and the EU over a highway near the Lithuanian border.

TOL slide show: On Baku’s outskirts, one of the most polluted places on earth, residents live with the legacy of oil.