This is the first of a two-part series on addressing Cape Cod's worsening water pollution. Read the second part here. Pat Uhlman lives across the street from Shubael Pond in Barnstable.

Cicadas emerge on Cape Cod after 17 years, enabling scientists to study environmental changes and mercury pollution levels.

The problem of PFAS pollution in Cape Cod's water supply is much bigger than originally thought, scientists, town and military officials say.

the potential dumping of treated radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay and PFAS pollution were among the biggest concerns expressed by participants. Affordable housing is the biggest issue ...

The accumulating chemicals in natural water systems ... to address nutrient pollution. Under the rules, MassDEP would automatically designate 30 watersheds on Cape Cod as “Nitrogen Sensitive ...

A huge home on Cape Cod, officials of the town of Wellfleet say.. It is estimated that the 5,100 square foot home built on a ...

After 17 years underground, cicadas are emerging on Cape Cod. The noisy bugs will spend the next four to six weeks above ground as part of their life cycle. When underground, they feed on nutrients ...

Erosion worsened by the climate crisis is threatening mansions up and down New England's coasts. Their fancy finishes risk ...

Sea turtles suffering from hypothermia are washing up on the beaches of Cape Cod, Mass. — a situation that has become routine in the region as a result of climate change. With the water dropping ...

The frigid Northeast temperatures of the last several days have accelerated the arrival of sea turtles afflicted with life-threatening hypothermia at Cape Cod beaches, requiring more than 250 of ...