The U.S. Supreme Court opens its new session on Oct. 3, 2022, with a high-profile case that could fundamentally alter the federal government’s ability to address water pollution. Sackett v.…
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Offshore Wind is Much Better for Taxpayers than Oil and Gas
Grist Sep 26, 2022Not only is offshore wind power better for the planet compared to oil and gas, it’s also better for taxpayers. That’s according to a new analysis from the Center for American Progress,…
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Patagonia’s Founder Has Given his Company Away to Fight Climate Change and Advance Conservation
The Conversation Sep 23, 2022Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, his wife and their two adult children have irrevocably transferred their ownership of the outdoor apparel company to a set of trusts and nonprofit organizations. From…
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Desalinating Seawater Sounds Easy, But There are Cheaper and More Sustainable Options
The Conversation Sep 23, 2022Coastal urban centers around the world are urgently looking for new, sustainable water sources as their local supplies become less reliable. In the U.S., the issue is especially pressing in…
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Combatting the Climate Crisis Through Activism
Food Tank Sep 22, 2022Actress, producer, and activist Alysia Reiner is using her voice and platform to tackle gender equity and protect the environment. Known for roles on shows including Netflix’s “Orange Is the…
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How Community-led Climate Action Can Be Successful
Grist Sep 21, 2022Jacksonville’s flooding is a result of a century of attempts to tame and channel the St. Johns River and its tributaries, such as McCoys Creek and Hogans Creek. Some of these interventions…
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More and More Schools Are Leveraging Solar Power
Grist Sep 20, 2022In 2014, two solar energy groups published a report finding that only about 3,750 U.S. schools — out of a total of roughly 130,000 — were generating electricity from solar panels. But that number is…
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How North Birmingham Became an Epicenter of Environmental Injustice
Grist Sep 20, 2022By the spring of 2020, the century-old industrial plant on Birmingham’s 35th Avenue was literally falling apart. Chunks of the metal doors fronting several of the 1,800-degree ovens — which…
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Don’t Leave Indigenous People to Fight for Conservation Alone
Eco-Business Sep 20, 2022Shahar “Shaq” Koyok is descended from the Temuan people, one of the largest tribes of Malaysia’s Indigenous peoples, or Orang Asli (which means “first people” in Malay). An artist and Indigenous rights activist, Shaq…
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Typhoon Merbok Pounded Alaska’s Vulnerable Coastal Communities at a Critical Time
The Conversation Sep 19, 2022The powerful remnants of Typhoon Merbok pounded Alaska’s western coast on Sept. 17, 2022, pushing homes off their foundations and tearing apart protective berms as water flooded communities. Storms aren’t…
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Why Health Needs to Be Central to Climate Action
Wellcome Sep 18, 20221. Climate change is affecting food quality Global heating is making floods, droughts and heatwaves worse. These extreme weather events are changing the environment and affecting the quality of food…
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Flooding in Pakistan is Caused By More Than Just Climate Change
Grist Sep 18, 2022This summer, four times more rain than normal fell on southern Pakistan, causing widespread flooding that left a third of the country underwater. The scale is hard to wrap your…
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