DNREC

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the Department of Transportation are both on their way to gaining approval from the state legislature to update dozens of fines and fees.

The Delaware City Refinery has been emitting excess levels of sulfur dioxide for almost two weeks due to equipment failure, but DNREC assures the community the emissions are not a public health threat.

With land acquisition prices on the rise and no adjustment for inflation in the program’s funding, Delaware Center for the Inland Bays Director of Conservation and Watershed Planning Michelle Koenig is pitching a funding change.

Delaware’s budget-writing committee commits to another round of state employee and teacher salary raises against Republicans’ wishes.

The Delaware Climate Office launches a new website to help Delawareans stay informed about the state’s water supply during droughts.

The proposed fee increases are expected to add $8 to $9 million to DNREC’s base budget of $160 million.

DNREC is close to completing the state’s portion of an emergency dredging and beach nourishment project on the north side of the Indian River Inlet.

The collection of avian influenza-impacted wildlife is expanded in Delaware.

The Environmental Protection Agency and DNREC reach an agreement addressing a civil rights complaint.

The study finds those who live in industrial areas like those near the Air National Guard base in New Castle have higher levels of PFAS in their blood serum.