Environment

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The Maryland baseball team huddles at Clark-LeClair Stadium in Greenville, North Carolina. (Courtesy of Maryland Athletics)

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Then-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin waves after delivering her speech on August 30, 2008 following her debut as Sen. John McCain's vice-presidential running mate. (Associated Press)

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Then-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin waves after delivering her speech on August 30, 2008, following her debut as Sen. John McCain's vice-presidential running mate. (Associated Press)

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Illustration on controversy over CO2 and fact checking by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

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Common root (Illustration by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times)

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Marine Private James Trimble, III (Courtesy James Roberts)

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Environmental Litigation Group Chart (sponsored)

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Environmental Litigation Group (sponsored)

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Environmental Litigation Group (sponsored)

Patrick Moore's new book "Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom" was released earlier this year. Mr. Moore is a climate skeptic. His book is critical of the news media and green-minded activists. (Associated Press)

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Illustration on Biden's plans to reduce carbon emissions by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

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Capital Beltway traffic moves to a crawl in Beltsville, Maryland. State officials have nixed plans to widen most of the Beltway in Maryland after months of opposition. (Associated Press)

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Demand for chlorine is high because many people installed pools last year. Supply for the disinfectant has also decreased because a key producer of chlorine burned down last year during a storm in Louisiana. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)

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The State Department says China is abusing an estimated 200 million religious believers, many held at internment facilities in its Xinjiang region. (Associated Press)

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Mosquito- and tick-borne diseases tend to be more of a problem during the summer. Health experts are urging the public to be on alert. Hundreds of cases of mosquito-borne illnesses have been reported this year. Tick populations are also likely bigger than usual this year.