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In southern Nevada, the problem is drought. Nineteen years of declining snowpack in the mountains that make up the Colorado River water basin has caused Lake Mead, the region’s primary source of drinking water, to drop about 130 feet.
read morePacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) has cut the power on millions of Californians. It is a pre-emptive move to cut the company’s liabilities for potential wildfires. The announcement and subsequent handling of this forced blackout has been chaotic.
read more“Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof” is an oft-quoted aphorism from the King James Bible. It basically means that there are enough problems in the present that one should not only avoid adding to them, but not worry too much about the future.
read moreIf you’ve ever said “Donald Trump makes me sick,” it was probably a metaphorical statement. Or was it?
read more“This is political retribution against California, plain and simple.”
read moreCan something under threat also be a source of its own salvation? Climate change is wreaking havoc on the oceans. But the seas also hold tremendous potential for mitigation.
read moreFor millions of people around the globe – especially young people – the pressing issue of our time is this: The world is on fire!
read moreGrist When Jay Inslee bowed out of the race for the White House in August, some worried that the Washington governor’s absence would leave a climate-shaped hole in the field.
read moreOne point of agreement evident during a recent policy summit between Hopi and Navajo leaders was that the economy of northern Arizona can—and must—transcend its 20th-century past.
read moreThe Trump administration will announce as early as Wednesday it is revoking California’s authority to set its own vehicle greenhouse gas standards and blocking states from setting tailpipe emission rules — a move that will spark a furious legal challenge, two auto industry officials said on Tuesday
read moreThe contentious Ocean Cleanup campaign has an idea where it ends up. But it’s already stirring debate.
read moreWe used to think microplastics stayed in a fish’s guts. Chilling new research suggests the tiny particles migrate into its flesh.
read moreOriginally published in 2003, this article profiles Ed Mazria, veteran of green design who has studied global warming and sees its cause—and possible solution—coming from the same unlikely source: architects.
read moreThe topic of climate change is extremely controversial in today’s world as the impacts of this are being seen at all different corners of the globe.
read more[Translate] News Environment & Health People attend a monument unveiling at the site of Okjökull, Iceland’s first glacier...
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 moreLeonardo DiCaprio is one of the most prominent celebrities sharing outdated photos of the Amazon on fire.
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 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 moreEarlier this month, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a dire report highlighting the enormous environmental impact of agriculture. But the report also pointed to a clear way for us to feed more mouths without causing more planetary destruction: We can stop wasting food.
read moreAmerica Rising has been filing records requests for the emails of agency officials who have supported Rep. Ilhan Omar, Sen. Bernie Sanders, and others.
read moreI want to talk about power — how much we have, and how we can use it meaningfully.
read moreTAPUWATU, Indonesia — Muhammad Arfa says he thinks a miracle saved his home.
read moreHello, it’s me: your friendly neighborhood environmental journalist, here to ruin your day. Or the very least, your lunch.
read moreHere’s what happened when farmers started using a new class of insecticides.
read moreThe metal recycling process is a very important and useful process. It has a major advantage over the other processes. The basic properties of metal do not change even after repeated recycling over and over again. It prevents the exploitation of energy and damage to the environment.
read moreThe Trump administration on Wednesday proposed scrapping restrictions on arsenic-laden waste from coal-fired power plants.
read moreIn December 2018, the bodies of brothers Neri and Domingo Esteban Pedro were found along the banks of Guatemala’s Yal Witz River, shot in the head. The two had recently rallied against a dam in the Ixquisis region of San Mateo Ixtatán in the western part of the country.
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