Selected Environmental reporting by Anthony Depalma

It Never Sleeps, but It's Learned to Douse the Lights
Dec. 11, 2005

It's Traditional. It's Religious. It's Poison.
Dec. 7, 2005

E.P.A. Changes Cleanup Plans Near Ground Zero
Nov. 30, 2005

Fears of Energy Price Increase Delay 9-State Pollution Pact
Nov. 29, 2005

Dam at a Catskill Reservoir Needs Emergency Repair, City Says
Nov. 28, 2005

9 States In Plan to Cut Emissions by Power Plants
Aug. 24, 2005

The Accidental Oasis
Aug. 21, 2005

Water Isn't Free, New York Is Told
July 3, 2005

Pataki's Various Shades of Green; Preserving Land, but a Mixed Record on the Environment
June 19, 2005

Out With the Old, in With the Hybrids; In New Laws, Big Step in Journey to Cleaner City Fleet
April 23, 2005 (with Kareem Fahim)

In Adirondacks, An Old Lion Still Bares Fangs; Nearing 100, Park Advocate Remains Bane of Developers
March 14, 2005

Do Fish Have Water Rights?; Keeping Trout Cool Conflicts With a Thirsty New York
June 25, 2004

After Years of Sludge, a Clash on the Cleanup; New Jersey Residents Want Ford to Do It Right This Time
June 13, 2004

From a Sturdy Old Survivor, Hardier Elms Grow
May 7, 2004

Ideas & Trends: Pollution and the Slippery Meaning of 'Clean'
March 28, 2004

Love Canal Declared Clean, Ending Toxic Horror
March 18, 2004, (with David Staba in Niagara Falls)

A Toxic Waste Capital Looks to Spread It Around; Upstate Dump Is the Last in the Northeast
March 10, 2004

Crossing Their (Flight) Path; Development and Sprawl Replace DDT as Top Threat to Bald Eagles
Jan. 31, 2004