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Major oil companies have approved $50 billion of projects since last year that will not be economically viable if governments implement the Paris Agreement on climate change, think-tank Carbon Tracker said in a report published on Friday.
read moreLessons and applications from the Atlantic and the Arctic.
read moreThe Trump administration wants to allow a pipeline to cross the Appalachian Trail on federal lands. Congress should say no.
read moreMany increasingly see environmental crises like the fires in the Amazon as global concerns. But how can remote actors like the EU make a difference, especially when regional players seem uninterested?
read moreWho is profiting from the development that led to these fires?
read moreAgency proposes to allow industrial ocean fish farm discharge of untreated fish waste and other toxins directly into Gulf of Mexico
read more[Translate] News Environment & Health People attend a monument unveiling at the site of Okjökull, Iceland’s first glacier...
read moreFor a century, the industry has used fumigants to farm berries year-round.
read moreIt’s called “wishcycling,” and pretty much all of us do it.
read moreHouses, several churches, and an elementary school would all be about a mile away.
read moreHumans could burn every living thing on the planet and still not dent its oxygen supply.
read moreHow often do you wonder about what can go in the recycling bin and what cannot? The answer varies from municipality to municipality, as each has its own facilities for recovering waste materials and not all are the same.
read moreLeonardo DiCaprio is one of the most prominent celebrities sharing outdated photos of the Amazon on fire.
read moreThe fires blazing in Brazil are part of a larger deforestation crisis, accelerated by President Jair Bolsonaro.
read moreCalifornia is facing yet another real estate-related crisis, but we’re not talking about its sky-high home prices. According to newly released data, it’s simply become too risky to insure houses in big swaths of the wildfire-prone state.
read moreThey generate heat-trapping gases at every stage of their life cycle.
read moreInternational concern is growing over the rapidly spreading fires that are destroying large swaths of the Amazon rainforest
read moreResidents in South Portland, Maine, packed a meeting to find out about the noxious fumes fouling the air they breathe. The news, one official said, was bad.
read moreFrom skyrocketing property values to the much-beleaguered Venice Boulevard road diet, Mar Vista has seen its ups and downs. Sadly, the neighborhood’s latest hot-potato issue is the homeless encampment that occupies the two blocks dedicated to Sunday’s popular Mar Vista Farmers Market.
read moreWestern coal states want an export terminal on the Columbia River. Washington state has concerns about the company and its environmental and climate impact.
read moreEnvironmental and animal protection groups have sued the administration over the Trump-Bernhardt ‘extinction plan.’
read moreIn July 2015 workers at the Garden Creek I Gas Processing Plant, in Watford City, North Dakota, noticed a leak in a pipeline and reported a spill to the North Dakota Department of Health that remains officially listed as 10 gallons, the size of two bottled water delivery jugs.
read moreCan an alliance of Germany’s political parties save them?
read moreIf the species is wiped out by poachers, Africa’s vast rain forest will lose 7 percent of its carbon storage ability, scientists estimate.
read moreMourners gathered in Iceland yesterday to commemorate the loss of Ok, a glacier that is not longer a glacier because most of its ice has melted away due to climate change.
read moreI want to talk about power — how much we have, and how we can use it meaningfully.
read moreCongratulations, humans. We have filled the environment with so much plastic, its residue is found in rainwater and snow falling on the tallest mountains and contained in much of the food we eat.
read moreClimate-changing pollution reached unprecedented levels in 2018. That’s both judged against the last 60 years of modern measurements and against 800,000 years of data culled from ice cores, according to the U.S. government’s State of the Climate report, which was published this week with the American Meteorological Society.
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