With people being kept indoors following Gov. Ralph DLG Torres’ stay-home directive, the Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality assures that it continues to monitor the public water system to ensure that water is safe to use. Division of Environmental Quality director...

With people depending on fishing as a source of food, and some still going out to the beach as a form of recreation, the Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality continues to prioritize public health through its water quality monitoring program. Division of Environmental...

With the heightened call for sanitation and disinfection to prevent the entry and spread of the novel coronavirus in the CNMI, the Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality is warning against the use of misbranded disinfectant products that could potentially harm the community....

The Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality is backing a Senate bill that would ban single-use plastic bags in the CNMI. Senate Bill 21-31, authored by Sen. Vinnie Sablan (Ind-Saipan) would prohibit the importation and production of single-use plastic bags and bar businesses...