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Political and social factors, as well as pressure from industry, can lead to wide disparities in exposure, with some communities protected and others left vulnerable.
read morePolitical and social factors, as well as pressure from industry, can lead to wide disparities in exposure, with some communities protected and others left vulnerable.
read moreBut mostly, real climate journalism is about asking the right, and sometimes vexing, questions.
read more“This bill calls a halt to the Administration’s headlong rush to sell off this special wilderness to corporate polluters.”
read moreNew polling data show that millennials are more enthusiastic than older generations about radical efforts to save the planet and create jobs.
read moreClimate change can also bring extreme cold. Here are three things we think people need to know about Winter Storm Jayden, the latest polar vortex to engulf the country and climate change.
read moreWe would like to introduce Truthout’s new series, Truthout reporter Dahr Jamail and author Barbara Cecil is about the moonlight leaking between the roof planks of the “ruined house” of our planet.
read more“It’s clear that Enbridge is doing everything they can to have a very highly skilled force of security and law enforcement at their fingertips to do what they can to stop any resistance to Line 3.”
read moreThe Brazilian president’s pro-business agenda will be a test of American companies’ commitment to the environment.
read moreAt the inaugural Rio Conference on the Global Environment in 1992, three facts became abundantly clear: the earth was indeed warming; fossil fuels were no longer a viable source of energy; and the built environment would have to adapt to this new reality.
read more“That’s just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. As the Antarctic ice sheet continues to melt away, we expect multi-meter sea level rise from Antarctica in the coming centuries,”
read more[Translate] Peter A. Kirby, Contributor Waking Times Who is behind putting hundreds, perhaps thousands of large jet aircraft in the...
read moreA legislator in the California Assembly has introduced a bill that, if passed, would require retailers to make digital receipts the default instead of paper.
read moreEarth’s magnetic field is what allows us to exist. It deflects harmful radiation. It keeps our water and atmosphere in place. But now it’s acting up — and nobody knows why.
read moreOur grandparents and great-grandparents lived in a simpler time, and we aren’t just talking about technology. During the Great Depression, many rural areas didn’t have running water or electricity, and things like proper refrigeration, freezers and air conditioning were a luxury.
read moreThe first eight months of WWII with no fighting was called The Phoney War. Using millimetre waves as a fifth-generation or 5G wireless communications technology is a phoney war of another kind.
read moreModern life is awash with chemicals. They’re in our work places, our homes, our bedrooms, the clothes we wear, the water we drink, the paint on our walls, the products we clean with.
read moreFew Americans think much about where their food comes from, let alone the dirt it grows in. But in the US Midwest and Plains some farmers are looking to the soil to improve their crops and protect the environment.
read moreAre you hoping to add a shed to your backyard so that you will have additional storage space and make your outdoor area more aesthetically pleasing?
read moreThe Washington governor believes his focus on the environment will resonate with voters. But can he persuade enough Americans to pay attention to him?
read moreLimiting the damage requires rapid, radical change — but such changes have happened before.
read moreClimate change is transforming the state’s coast but with habitats hemmed in by cliffs, condos and farms, pre-emptive action is needed to preserve biodiversity
read moreThe 20 warmest years ever recorded have been within the last 22 years, and the four warmest of those have been 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, according to the World Meteorological Organization
read more“Europe now has a legislative model to defend and promote at international level, given the global nature of the issue of marine pollution involving plastics.”
read moreFederal court in Virginia says officials were trusted to ‘speak for the trees’ as it tosses out pipeline permit
read moreThe Paris Agreement was forged in a spirit of unified commitment. Now world leaders must determine how to quantify the obligation to aid developing nations in an energy transition.
read moreMethylene chloride fumes can lead to asphyxiation or trigger heart attacks.
read moreTwo new reports find that the North and South Poles face an “unprecedented” climate future.
read moreGlobal team of scientists find ecosystem below earth that is twice the size of world’s oceans
read moreIn some ways, the planet’s worst mass extinction — 250 million years ago, at the end of the Permian Period — may parallel climate change today.
read moreResilient design can’t save every human settlement from wildfires, drought, flooding, and other anthropogenic natural disasters. In some cases, we will have to consider retreat.
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