Arkansas Environment

The Department of Finance and Administration reported nearly 3,000 fully-electric vehicles were registered at the end of last month. The number of hybrid vehicles grew to about 27-thousand.

According to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report, foreign persons holding an interest in private U.S. agricultural land increased by 2.4 million acres since 2019. As foreign ownership increases, will more states consider restrictions?

Outside the Little Rock Zoo, the "Drive Electric for Earth Day" event was intended to encourage Arkansans to learn about electric vehicles.

The Federal Highway Administration announced Thursday an emissions reduction program that will provide $6.4 billion nationwide over five years.

City officials on Thursday announced the "Swing Into Action" Green Restaurant Certification Program at the Little Rock Zoo.

Arkansas transportation officials showed seven newly-purchased diesel-powered trucks on Friday that have reduced emissions compared to the rest of the department's fleet.

A regeneration plan for acres of forest in the state and light control methods are being used to help waterfowl habitats.

EPIC Glass Recycling is adding services in additional communities and hopes to eventually open a plant at the Port of Little Rock.

Scientists say land managers have for decades flooded wildlife management areas too early, too deeply, and for too long killing many tree species.

With soaring fertilizer prices, farmers need help deciding where to cut costs. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station experts offer a toolkit to help make those decisions easier and more cost-effective.