Biden releases five-year offshore leasing plan Friday
President Biden’s administration opened the door Friday to offshore oil and gas drilling in federal waters over the next five years.Invasive Asian Carp get a government remake
Flush with $600K in federal funding diverted from Great Lakes restoration, Illinois tries to rebrand Invasive (Asian) Carp. By Gary Wilson Commentary It could have been an Onion headline From…The Wisconsin Department of Health Services Identifies the First Case of Monkeypox in a Wisconsin Resident
On June 30, 2022, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) identified the first confirmed case of orthopoxvirus, presumed to be monkeypox, in a resident of Dane County. The patient is currently isolating and the risk remains low for the general public. As of...Disappointment and a few wins, Indigenous leaders react to Nairobi biodiversity talks
Finalizing the new Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) is taking longer than expected and yet another round of negotiations – this time in Nairobi, Kenya – ended without much progress, say members of the International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity (IIFB)....LA’s first heat officer says helping vulnerable communities is key to achieving climate goals
Marta Segura joins a number of heat officers around the world as cities from Athens, Greece, to Santiago, Chile, begin to coordinate a better response to extreme heat and develop sustainable cooling strategies.Climate data on top of the world: Wyoming students trek to Everest
Five Fremont County college students traveled to world’s highest peak to test climate sensors in partnership with historic all-Black expedition.
The race to build wind farms that float on the open sea
There’s huge potential to generate renewable energy far out in the ocean. But designing turbines that can survive rough waters isn’t exactly a breeze.The US Supreme Court Narrows EPA’s Authority to Regulate GHG Under the Clean Air Act
In a 6-3 decision issued today in the case West Virginia v. EPA, the United States Supreme Court held that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) exceeded its statutory authority when it attempted to enact an economy-wide, power generation shifting rule in...Permit denied: New York says Bitcoin mining operation in Finger Lakes violates climate law
Greenidge Generation, the natural gas-fueled facility, is supposed to close under the decision. But its owners plan to keep operating, as they fight for an appeal.Exploring the deep wildlife photography legacy of Bruce Kekule (commentary)
In June, the world lost one of its legendary wildlife photographers—Lawrence “Bruce” Kekule, an American who had lived in Thailand since 1964. Born in 1945 in Sacramento, California, Bruce’s family would move to Hawaii and Hong Kong, where he graduated from King...Study: Drilling waste on Pennsylvania roads bad for health, land
A long-anticipated health study commissioned by Pennsylvania environmental officials examined the practice of spreading wastewater from conventional gas– and oil-drilling on thousands of miles of rural dirt roads in the state.As wells run dry, Oregon residents depend on a state program that trucks in water
The Department of Human Services said 200 residential wells in southern Oregon have run dry and the number could double within the yearInvisible and toxic in New Mexico
Pollution from oil and gas facilities can harm the health of those who live near them. That’s disproportionately Indigenous people in NM, a new map shows.Agency Information Collection Activities; Marine Terminal Operations and Longshoring Standards
[Federal Register Volume 87, (Friday, July 1, 2022 )] [Notice] [Pages 39565-39565] Agency Information Collection Activities; Marine Terminal Operations and Longshoring StandardsOffshore wind farms could reduce Atlantic City’s surfclam fishery revenue up to 25%, Rutgers study suggests
The Atlantic surfclam industry generates about $30 million in yearly revenue. But a new study shows offshore wind development planned for the Jersey coast could cut that income up to 25%.SCOTUS EPA ruling a set-back for climate regulations, but Pennsylvania retains power to set limits, lawyers say
A U.S. Supreme Court ruling curbs the federal Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate climate-warming greenhouse gas emissions, but it’s not likely to have a significant impact in Pennsylvania.
Krajewski, Frankel introduced fracking health bill
After nearly a year of tweaking, House Reps. Rick Krajewski and Dan Frankel have introduced new fracking legislation that includes a $10,000 fee for each hydraulic fracturing infrastructure facility.“Supreme Court Limits EPA’s Power To Combat Climate Change”
“The Supreme Court on Thursday sharply cut back the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to reduce the carbon output of existing power plants, a blow to the Biden administration’s plans for combating climate change.” Climate ChangeEnergy &...Climate change targets achievable by keeping global emissions to COVID levels, scientists say
Between 2019 and 2020, global CO2 emissions experienced the greatest year-on-year drop in recorded history. Researchers say we have to cut emissions by that much every year to keep climate change within safe boundaries.Covid to climate change leave Africans hungry and unhealthy
The economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic, combined with conflict and climate shocks, is driving hunger to unprecedented levels, with African leaders warning it’s raising health risks and cutting access to care.Data from droppings: Researchers draw up a genetic ID map for chimps
In 2005, a chimpanzee named Tico arrived at a rescue center in Spain. The details of his early life were vague: he’d been found roaming in the mountains before being moved to a zoo that eventually closed. “[But] we knew that he had arrived illegally from an African...Live in an apartment? You can now share solar with everyone in your building
In many large apartment complexes, solar energy is just powering the common areas while tenants still have their own electric bill. Now, a technology called SolShare lets tenants access the clean power themselves and reduce their energy costs.Amsterdam’s airport is the first to limit its total flights to fight climate change
Schiphol is the third-largest airport in Europe, but it plans to shrink instead of grow.Podcast: Restoring landscapes and livelihoods in western Bosnia
This month: The return of traditional cheesemaking in Livno has cascading impacts on the environment — and the economy.How Charles Koch purchased the EPA Supreme Court decision
Decades of contributions aimed at influencing the judiciary bought the fossil fuel billionaire the ruling he’s always wanted.Why Biden’s climate push might not be doomed
It wouldn’t be easy, but Democrats could still look to Congress, other kinds of regulations or the states in their effort to cut greenhouse gases.‘We don’t have to pretend anymore’: Greens ready to bail on D.C.
Environmentalists and many of their Democratic allies are preparing to focus on state capitals as the places to press for action on climate change — going back to a strategy they employed during the Trump era.North America’s Native nations reassert their sovereignty: ‘We are here’
Across the continent, Indigenous peoples are methodically reasserting control over their land, laws, and how they live.San Antonio had 17 days of triple digit heat in June. There’s usually two
Numerous Texas cities observed a siege of 100-degree days in June amid extreme drought.India imposes ban on single-use plastics. But will it be enforced?
India is the world’s third largest producer of plastic waste, trailing only the United States and China.To save its honey industry, Australia is killing bees by the millions
Australia is the only major honey-producing country that has so far managed to contain the spread of a mite fatal to bees. That distinction is now in peril.As federal climate-fighting tools are taken away, cities and states step up
Across the country, local governments are accelerating their efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, in some cases bridging partisan divides. Their role will become increasingly important.Climate protesters in Australia face harsh new penalties
As of April, people in New South Wales who disrupt business activities can face up to two years in prison. Some climate activists say this law is aimed at them.Court decision leaves Biden with few tools to combat climate change
A Supreme Court ruling, combined with an energy crunch and intraparty politics, makes it nearly impossible for President Biden to achieve his climate goals.LISTEN: A Daily Dose—an easy pill to swallow
A picture is worth a thousand words, but can we paint that picture with a podcast? This was the challenge taken on by six public health undergraduate students from UMass Amherst. We interviewed more than 20 of the world’s leading scientists who study...In Sri Lanka, a waterbird flips the parenting paradigm on its head
COLOMBO — When it comes to super dads in the animal kingdom, the striking-looking waterbird known as the pheasant-tailed jacana is in a universe all its own. From incubating the eggs to taking care of the young, the male of the species excels. And in a reversal of the...World Bank approves $200 million IFC loan for industrial agriculture in Brazil’s Cerrado
A major loan was approved this week for an industrial food producer operating in Brazil, despite outcries from conservation groups and international shareholders worried that the money would ultimately fund activities that contribute to deforestation. The $200 million...Iowa Supreme Court reverses itself, making it harder to sue hog confinements
The Iowa Supreme Court on Thursday made it more difficult for landowners to sue hog confinements, overturning a longstanding precedent.Bill environmentalists say could keep Missouri coal plants open signed by governor
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson signed legislation environmentalists fear will allow coal plants to remain open. It also boosts solar power.The water wars come to the suburbs
A community near Scottsdale, Arizona, is running out of water. Amid the finger-pointing, the real question is: how many developments will be next?Cyanide spill in Turkey highlights environmental toll of mining
Large quantities of cyanide solution have spilled into the Karasu River in Turkey after a pipe carrying cyanide exploded in a gold mine. But experts say the mine has always caused heavy environmental damage.Are we seeing a breakthrough for electric cars in the EU?
It looks like the EU is witnessing a big victory for e-mobility as member countries have agreed in principle that new cars can no longer have combustion engines after 2035. But there are a number of risks involved.Indonesia to issue quota-based fisheries policy in July, sparking concerns
JAKARTA — The Indonesian government will issue a decree that manages the country’s marine fisheries based on capture quotas, but experts have raised concerns that this new approach may threaten the sustainability of the country’s fish stocks. The fisheries ministry...The world can’t wean itself off Chinese lithium
China dominates the global supply chain for lithium-ion batteries. Now rival countries are scrambling for more control over “white oil.”The Supreme Court’s EPA ruling is going to be very, very expensive
The agency can still regulate carbon pollution, just not in the most efficient, system-wide ways.How Jason Kenney’s COVID-19 relief disrupted climate action
The Alberta Energy Regulator says pandemic relief for the oilpatch in 2020 disrupted provincial action to fight the climate crisis.Giant snails carrying meningitis are causing concern in Florida
The snails carry the parasite rat lungworm, “known to cause meningitis in humans,” the state’s Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services said.High cadmium levels found in crayfish, scallops packed with no brand name; products being recalled
Long-term consumption of seafood with high levels of cadmium may cause renal problems and cancer.Landfill cleanup concludes at Pasco, WA Superfund site
“Safe removal of the drums permanently eliminates long-term environmental risk to communities in Franklin County and the City of Pasco.”Nebraska renews AltEn’s permit to land-apply treated wastewater
The permit renewal comes on the day AltEn’s 2017 permit was set to expire and more than a year after the ethanol plant was ordered to shut down for violating several state environmental regulations.OSHA extends National Emphasis Program to protect high-risk workers from coronavirus
June 30, 2022 Contact: Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999Braddock residents, environmental activists push back on pollution from Edgar Thomson Works
Some Braddock residents and environmental activists want the Allegheny County Health Department to tighten air pollution restrictions on U.S. Steel’s Edgar Thomson Works when it issues the company’s next operating permit.June had the fewest rainy days in Pittsburgh in past 10 years
There were only nine days in Southwest Pennsylvania with more than 0.01 inches of rain. This was the least amount of rainy days in the month of June since 2012, which also had nine rainy days.‘Defining challenge’: NATO names climate as major threat
In documents published yesterday as allied leaders gathered in Madrid, NATO declared that the 30-member alliance — which soon will include Finland and Sweden — aspires to become the “leading international organisation” on climate security, including the need to curb...Supreme Court ruling limits EPA ability to regulate greenhouse gases
The US coal industry is in a long-term decline, and the recent Supreme Court ruling in the West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency case won’t change that.Yes, there are benefits of growing broccoli beneath solar panels
New research shows that the shade from solar panels leads to a brighter green color for broccoli crops, reduced evaporation and increased income for farmers.Why South Asia is so vulnerable to climate change-related disasters
South Asia has faced the brunt of extreme weather this summer – with the recent floods in Bangladesh and heat waves in India and Pakistan jointly impacting the region in the span of a month.Climate change threatening salmon habitats, researcher says
A study directed by Daniele Tonina, an ecohydraulics professor at the University of Idaho, finds that spawning areas for Chinook salmon in Bear Valley Creek are disappearing due to slower rivers and lower water levels.Decreased fertility associated with poor neighborhood socioeconomic status
A multitude of factors can affect fertility, including levels of pollution exposure and chronic conditions like diabetes. In the United States, as many as 15 percent of couples are unable to conceive after a year.Indigenous advocates sense a legal landmark as a guardian’s killing heads to trial
Three years ago, Indigenous leader Paulo Paulino Guajajara was killed in an alleged ambush by loggers in the Brazilian Amazon. He was a member of the “Guardians of the Forest,” a group of 120 Indigenous Guajajara fighting against illegal logging in the Arariboia...The Supreme Court’s West Virginia v. EPA ruling on carbon dioxide emissions isn’t the only legal attack on the environment
The West Virginia v. EPA decision is just the latest in a series of recent lawsuits and rulings that are eroding protection for air, water, and the climate. And they’re part of an even broader conservative-led effort to weaken the government’s ability to regulate...Australia’s bushfire season has grown by almost a month in 40 years, study finds
Australia’s bushfire season now lasts for 130 days a year and has lengthened by almost a month in the past four decades, according to new research.Utah leaders cheer, oppose court’s EPA decision limiting air-pollution law
Hours after the Supreme Court issued a ruling Thursday that limits how the anti-air pollution law can be used to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, Utah leaders shared expressions of joy and anger.Montana’s Blackfeet Tribe to use dogs to sniff out disease and contaminants
The Blackfeet Nation is experimenting with a new way to detect chronic wasting disease in animals used by tribal members for food and cultural practices.Stanford Medicine leaders sign Biden administration pledge to address climate change
Stanford Medicine’s health care delivery system leaders joined the Biden administration for a White House roundtable Thursday, pledging to decarbonize the health care sector and make health care facilities more resilient to the effects of climate change.Meat, monopolies, mega farms: How the US food system fuels climate crisis
Food and the climate crisis are locked in a tangled web of cause and effect.DOE: Major LNG project ‘would not increase’ CO2
A proposed liquefied natural gas project in Alaska would not raise greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new federal environmental review that assumes LNG exports elsewhere will continue to meet demand even if the planned pipeline and terminal aren’t built.‘And The Rockets Red Glare’: What Puts Color In Fireworks
It is that time of year when my poor dog cowers under the bed as the rocket’s red glare of fireworks is seen and heard across the country. Perhaps I am stealing from my fellow writer and chemist, Dr. Bloom, but I just wanted to share what I had learned about the...New Hampshire releases updated climate change assessment
Heavy rains. Less snow. Up to 60 days of extreme heat, every year by the end of the century. New Hampshire’s 2021 climate assessment, released Wednesday, paints a grim picture of the state’s future, unless greenhouse gas emissions are reduced.EPA Administrator Regan Issues Statement on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency | US EPA – U.S. EPA.gov
EPA Administrator Regan Issues Statement on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency | US EPA U.S. EPA.govEnviros train drone pilots to find and pursue pollution
The Clean Water Act allows individuals – not just federal officials – to enforce the law. But citizens who want to use drones to collect evidence must have a federally-issued pilot’s certificate and navigate layers of federal, state and local rules.Supreme Court limits EPA in curbing power plant emissions
In a blow to the fight against climate change , the Supreme Court on Thursday limited how the nation’s main anti-air pollution law can be used to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.Washington Teachers Receive 2022 Presidential Award for Environmental Educators | US EPA – U.S. EPA.gov
Washington Teachers Receive 2022 Presidential Award for Environmental Educators | US EPA U.S. EPA.gov‘Beenome’ project aims to boost bee conservation with genetic mapping
From tiny, jewel-toned metallic bees to cartoonish and lumbering bumblebees, the United States is home to more than 4,000 native and 55 non-native bee species. Now, scientists have announced a plan to map the genomes of at least 100 of these species, representing each...A conservation failure in Sumatra serves a cautionary tale for PES schemes
The Kerinci Seblat landscape, a highly biodiverse rainforest in western Sumatra, is one of the Indonesian island’s crown jewels. Anchored by the 14,000-square-kilometer (5,405-square-mile) Kerinci Seblat National Park, its mountainous terrain is home to Sumatran...Andean eagles have managed to adapt to fragmenting habitats — for now
Even the greatest, most mobile predators aren’t immune to the shrinking of South America’s forests. The endangered black-and-chestnut eagle (Spizaetus isidori), one of the largest raptors on the continent, has been forced to change its behavior to survive in...HELM Project: A Success Story That Opened Doors to Future Collaboration
The post HELM Project: A Success Story That Opened Doors to Future Collaboration appeared first on Pistoia Alliance.AI/ML Panel Discussion: Valuation of AI Investments
The post AI/ML Panel Discussion: Valuation of AI Investments appeared first on Pistoia Alliance.Supreme Court restricts the EPA’s authority to mandate carbon emissions reductions
Read the full story at NPR. The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday dealt a major blow to the Environmental Protection Agency’s power to regulate carbon emissions that cause climate change. The decision by the conservative court majority sets the stage for further...US Department of Labor proposes $315K more in fines for Ohio vehicle parts manufacturer that continues to expose workers to dangerous machine hazards
June 30, 2022“Funds For Climate Justice Flow To Groups Around The U.S.”
“Fourteen environmental justice organizations from around the United States have begun to receive money under the Justice40 initiative, a business accelerator announced Wednesday.” ActivismClimate ChangeEnvironmental JusticeEnvironmental PoliticsNational...“Biden Aims At China In New Illegal Fishing Policy Framework”
“The Biden administration is stepping up efforts to combat illegal fishing by China, ordering federal agencies to better coordinate among themselves as well as with foreign partners in a bid to promote sustainable exploitation of the world’s oceans.” Fish...Massachusetts State Plan for State and Local Government Employers; Notification of Submission; Proposal To Grant Initial State Plan Approval; Request for Public Comment and Opportunity To Request Public Hearing
[Federal Register Volume 87, (Thursday, June 30, 2022 )] [Proposed Rule] [Pages 39033-39036] Massachusetts State Plan for State and Local Government Employers; Notification of Submission; Proposal To Grant Initial State Plan Approval; Request for Public Comment and...Safety and Health Regulations for Construction–Lead
[Federal Register Volume 87, (Thursday, June 30, 2022 )] [Final Rule] [Pages 38985-38986] Safety and Health Regulations for Construction–Lead“The Green Revolution Sweeping Sweden”
“A boom of renewable-powered industries has found a home in northern Sweden, fueling the country’s ambitions of a fossil-free economy”. Climate ChangeEconomy & BusinessEnergy & FuelEuropePublicSource: ,Enviros Sue Biden Administration For Resuming Oil And Gas Lease Sales
“A coalition of environmental groups on Wednesday sued the Biden administration over its approval of oil and gas lease sales in four Western states. The lease sales in Montana, Nevada, North Dakota and Utah mark the first since the administration temporarily...Volvo testing next-generation zero emissions hydrogen-powered truck
Read the full story at ESG Today. Volvo Trucks announced today plans to add new fuel cell electric trucks powered by hydrogen to its product portfolio, in the second half of this decade. The company said that it has begun testing vehicles using the new technology. The...U of I, MWRD exploring best use of water resources
Read the full story at Farm Week Now. Water experiments are studying today’s precipitation, ponds and streams near Cuba at the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District (MWRD) of Greater Chicago research site. But the University of Illinois researchers and their...Will your plastic be part of a safe and sustainable economy? You’ll need to pay attention to the additives.
Read the full story at Chem Forward. As companies work to transition to a more sustainable, circular plastic economy, toxic additives are a barrier as their presence in waste is not labeled. They risk being recycled into new products, where they could pose significant...Closed-loop additive manufacturing fueled by upcycled plastic
Read the full story from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed an upcycling approach that adds value to discarded plastics for reuse in additive manufacturing, or 3D printing. The readily...Developing a degradation-triggerable plastic made of vanillin
Read the full story at Phys.org. From inexpensive mass products to tailored high-tech materials, our modern world without plastics is unimaginable. The major downside to this is the use of fossil fuels and the growing quantities of waste. A new approach could be the...Upcycling protein tech co Apparo seeks partner to commercialize ‘highly functional’ sunflower protein isolates
Read the full story at Food Navigator USA. Minnesota-based startup Apparo – which developed technology now being deployed by AB InBev on a commercial scale to extract highly functional barley protein from brewer’s spent grains – has turned its attention to another...Drivers of packaging design change
Read the full story in Recycling Today. Several brand owners and an institute share how extended producer responsibility schemes in Europe are driving packaging design changes.Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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