How ‘spurious science’ threatens Antarctica
Some countries, most frequently China or Russia, use the “politicization of science” to block new conservation measures in the Southern Ocean.Sea level rise follows an East Coast island community that already moved once
An island community moved to the mainland. Now the fast-rising sea is following — a warning for the rest of the East Coast.Mercury use by Uganda’s small-scale gold miners
A new five year project is seeking to eliminate mercury use among Uganda’s artisanal and small scale miners.AGs push back against EPA ‘environmental justice’ rule – 10/12 Industry Report
AGs push back against EPA ‘environmental justice’ rule 10/12 Industry ReportAGs push back against EPA ‘environmental justice’ rule, say it will increase energy costs The Center SquarePaxton Leads Coalition to Push Back Against New EPA...Don’t hold your breath
In Baie Verte, N.L., a mine that once brought prosperity now symbolizes pain, suffering and death. Nobody knows how to get rid of it.Can we turn landfills into energy? The laws of thermodynamics have something to say
Something like 97 percent of all waste arising in the United States happens before you—as citizen and consumer—buy, use, and toss the things you need and want for your daily life.Water as part of the climate solution
A study from Sweden summarizes the enormous role water plays in climate mitigation, from wetlands that take up carbon to untreated wastewater that emits methane.Ruby, the Capitol Christmas Tree, is part of a species in climate peril
The 78-foot-tall red spruce came from the Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina. As it glitters on the National Mall, advocates are hoping to draw attention to the challenges the trees face in a warmer, drier world, and why they are important to restore throughout...
Heinz Endowments grants to support sustainable local farming
The Heinz Endowments has announced a new slate of grants that will help fund the launch of the Greater Pittsburgh Food Action Plan, new urban gardens, and support for the sustainable farming sector.A new, divided Congress will have to take on a new Farm Bill with far-reaching effects
The Farm Bill, that sets important policy on everything from crop insurance to SNAP benefits, is up for renewal next year. But the results of the midterm elections may not shed much light on how that legislation will end up.
Pa. environmental groups see hope, progress on the horizon in Harrisburg
With Democrats expected to lead the House in the next legislative session – albeit with a slim majority – environmental advocates said that they’re looking for lawmakers to reach a consensus on energy and environmental policies.
Pitt study recommends donated venison come from deer harvested with nonlead ammunition
Since the early 1970s, the medical community has cautioned hunters that fragments from lead bullets are spread through wild meat, and more recently the alerts were upgraded to an unofficial consumption advisory: There is no safe level of lead consumption in...The Pacific Northwest heat wave was a harbinger of what’s to come: Study
The 2021 heat wave in the Pacific Northwest, which killed hundreds of people in the U.S. and Canada, was a harbinger of a new generation of climate disasters to come, a new study finds.Applying the FAIR Data Principles to Paediatric Clinical Trials – Lessons learned and Progress Under the Conect4children Initiative
The post Applying the FAIR Data Principles to Paediatric Clinical Trials – Lessons learned and Progress Under the Conect4children Initiative appeared first on Pistoia Alliance.Western voters favor public lands
In the West, this year’s election results generally favored public lands conservation and moderation.Seaweed found 100 metres underwater in Antarctica ‘could help in climate change battle’
Scientists have found red seaweed 100 metres deep in Antarctica and believe their find could help play a role in the battle against climate change.Will wild coffee go extinct from climate change? Botanists say we can still save this crop
Climate change might drive wild coffee extinct, which would have broad impacts on the industry for the world’s favorite drug.7.1m Bangladeshis displaced by climate change: WHO
The World Health Organisation on Monday disclosed that over 7.1 million Bangladeshis were displaced this year by climate change, a number that could reach 13.3 million by 2050.Little appetite for Manchin permitting bill in congressional lame-duck session
Among the items on Congress’ lengthy to-do list by the end of the year is U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin’s proposal to speed up the federal government’s permitting process that certifies energy projects do not harm the environment.UN: Great Barrier Reef should be on heritage ‘danger’ list
A United Nations-backed mission is recommending that the Great Barrier Reef be added to the list of endangered World Heritage sites, warning that without “ambitious, rapid and sustained” climate action the world’s largest coral reef is in peril.Netherlands to close up to 3,000 farms to comply with EU rules
The Dutch government plans to buy and close down up to 3,000 farms near environmentally sensitive areas to comply with EU nature preservation rules.Young farmers are growing food for climate action and racial justice
The latest National Young Farmers Survey found that farmers continue to lack the support they need to succeed, despite the vital role they will play in the years to come.Houston schools closed after city issues boil water notice
Residents of Houston are being advised to boil water after a power outage at three water treatment facilities sparked concerns of possible contamination.Prince William and Kate are coming back to the U.S. for the first time in 8 years. Here’s what to know
William and Kate, the prince and princess of Wales, are set to visit Boston this week to attend the second annual awards ceremony for the Earthshot Prize, an independent charity that was formerly part of The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales.Ross Kemp recalls seeing animals wrapped in plastic while diving in UK
Ross Kemp has voiced his disgust at plastic pollution as he recalls seeing the impact first-hand while filming for a new documentary.Canada expands its pollution pricing rules
Canada is strengthening its pollution pricing rules, which include regulatory charges on fossil fuels and a fuel charge for industries.So many microplastics in Sunday roast it’s like eating two plastic bags a year
Eating a Sunday roast can result in swallowing 230,000 particles of microplastics, a study has warned.In South Africa, a community says no after a coal miner said go
Not far up the hill, after a right turn off the main road that leads from the Zulu town of Mtubatuba in the province of KwaZulu-Natal into one of South Africa’s oldest protected areas, the iMfolozi-Hluhluwe Game Reserve, lives a man who, for security reasons, we’ll...‘I have anger every day’: South African villagers on the mine in their midst
Residents of a village in northeastern South Africa, displaced to make way for one of the country’s largest open-pit coal mines in 2007, are suffering from long-term collective trauma, with ongoing stressors “having devastating psychosocial impacts” including...Quantum computing gives rise to a clear window coating that cools buildings without using energy
Read the full story at Anthropocene. Using advanced computing methods and artificial intelligence, researchers have designed a clear window coating that lowers the temperature inside buildings. The coating could reduce the energy used to cool indoor spaces by 31...‘Urine could save the world’… The start-up turning pee into greener, cheaper fertilizer
Read the full story at Food Navigator. A French start-up has unveiled a urine-based fertilizer to limit the use of chemical ones and make use of valuable nutrients lost when we flush. Toopi Organics claims the solution has many environmental benefits and is cheaper...More electric school buses are coming, but are we ready?
Read the full story at the Peoria Journal-Star. Electric school buses are starting to appear in central Illinois, and more are on the way thanks to a $1 billion federal grant. Producing zero emissions, the buses are a great choice for the environment and the health...In an economy obsessed with growth, we must find a way to reduce consumption
Read the full story at GreenBiz.5 lessons from Closed Loop Partners’ challenge to reinvent retail bags
Read the full story at GreenBiz. The single-use plastic retail bag is a highly visible symbol of our incumbent linear, take-make-waste system: these bags are used for an average of 12 minutes before they end up in landfills and waterways for hundreds of years....Loss and damage: Who is responsible when climate change harms the world’s poorest countries?
by Bethany Tietjen, Tufts University You may be hearing the phrase “loss and damage” in the coming weeks as government leaders meet in Egypt for the 2022 U.N. Climate Change Conference. It refers to the costs, both economic and physical, that developing countries are...Is EPR an answer to compostable packaging’s contamination and labeling hurdles?
Read the full story at Waste Dive. Extended producer responsibility laws can and should encompass compostable packaging, industry players at a recent Product Stewardship Institute webinar said.In My Opinion: EPR takeaways from OECD meeting
Read the full story at Resource Recycling. In September, I was invited to join a stakeholder consultation meeting organized by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Washington D.C. The objective was to assess the performance of the U.S....Creating a better way to track groundwater contamination
Read the full story from the University of Vermont. Keith Klepeis, Ph.D., professor of geology in the University of Vermont’s Department of Geography and Geosciences, recently partnered with colleagues from the Vermont Geological Survey (part of the Department of...Climate Risk & Resilience Portal (ClimRR)
ClimRR — the Climate Risk and Resilience Portal — empowers individuals, governments, and organizations to examine simulated future climate conditions at mid- and end-of-century for a range of climate perils. ClimRR was developed by the Center for Climate Resilience...เว็บบาคาร่า 168 เว็บบาคาร่าออนไลน์ จ่ายจริงไม่จกตา ทุนน้อยก็เล่นได้ 2022
เว็บบาคาร่า 168 เว็บบาคาร่าออนไลน์ จ่ายจริงไม่จกตา ทุนน้อยก็เล่นได้ 2022 เว็บบาคาร่า 168 รองรับระบบมือถือ การเงินมั่นคงปลอดภัย 100% เปิดแล้ววันนี้บาคาร่า 168 เว็บบาคาร่าออนไลน์ แล้วเป็นเกมพนันออนไลน์ ที่เหล่านักพนันออนไลน์ นิยมมากที่สุดในปัจจุบัน...“Wildlife Conference Boosts Protection For Sharks, Turtles”
“An international wildlife conference moved to enact some of the most significant protection for shark species targeted in the fin trade and scores of turtles, lizards and frogs whose numbers are being decimated by the pet trade.” BiodiversityFish &...What can Half or Whole Earth conservation strategies do for orangutans?
Orangutans, like most of the world’s great apes, are struggling. Their numbers continue to drop as their habitat disappears, or they’re killed by humans for food, out of fear or for self-defense. And it’s happening despite an estimated $1 billion in spending on...Fishers in Flores Sea opt to limit harvest of overexploited sea cucumbers
MAKASSAR, Indonesia — At the end of September, fishermen on Sapuka Island in eastern Indonesia’s Flores Sea made a surprising announcement. They would regulate their sea cucumber harvests, they declared, taking only those specimens above a certain size, and from...Houston issues boil water notice after pressure failure at plant
Officials said a power outage at the East Water Purification Plant on Sunday morning was the cause of the problem.Indonesia’s Supreme Court rules President Widodo not liable in 2015 fires
JAKARTA — Indonesia’s Supreme Court has ruled President Joko Widodo not liable in the disastrous fires in 2015 that devastate large swathes of rainforests and peatlands in the country, despite three previous court rulings that found the president liable for the...Where did the PFAS in your blood come from? These computer models offer clues
Downstream of a Chemours fluorochemical manufacturing plant on the Cape Fear River in North Carolina, people living in Brunswick and New Hanover counties suffer from higher-than-normal rates of brain tumors, breast cancers and other forms of rare — and accelerated —...Forest management tool could help rein in rampant wildlife trade in Bangladesh
For years, authorities in Bangladesh have struggled to rein in the rampant illegal wildlife trade, as the country serves both as a source and transit point for domestic and international trade in a significant number of globally endangered species and their body...Egypt’s climate summit was a ‘rehearsal’ for COP28 in Dubai
Even in a police state, climate justice and human rights advocates found ways to come together and make their voices heard, but some worry about what comes next.Biden gives Chevron permit to restart Venezuelan oil sales
The move could help ease global oil prices and speed the declines in U.S. gasoline prices.Dream homes and disasters: Is the government ready to confront climate risk?
Billions of new taxpayer dollars are aimed at helping victims of extreme weather leave their vulnerable homes. But without a lot of teeth, the federal programs may just perpetuate the problem.Florida hospitals weren’t ready for Hurricane Ian. Some fear the next big storm
Despite being under evacuation orders and in the path of the catastrophic storm, five hospitals remained open and removed only a handful of patients before the Category 4 hurricane made landfall.Investors make a massive bet on crypto mining in a tiny NE Washington town
California owners want to build one of the biggest operations in the country, but concerns about energy usage, noise and sustainability stand in the way.Are real or artificial Christmas trees better for the environment?
Some experts say a real tree is the more sustainable choice, but you can reduce an artificial tree’s impact if you reuse it enough.Eating insects can be good for you
The edible insect industry is ramping up — one report predicts the market will reach $9.6 billion by 2030.10,500 toddler bottles and cups recalled over lead poisoning risk
Green Sprouts recalled the cups and bottles because the base can break off and expose a piece that contains lead.Meet the mice who make the forest
Scientists are unearthing a quiet truth about the woods: Where trees grow, or don’t, depends in part on the quirky decisions of small mammals.In Nepal, officials defend detusking to reduce human-elephant conflict
KATHMANDU — On the afternoon of Oct. 28, a wild male elephant attacked and killed a woman herding her sheep at a pasture in the town of Amlekhgunj, in the buffer zone of Parsa National Park in southern Nepal. The death of Rukaiya Khatun, 51, made headlines in news...Mining coal in your garden is a lucrative business in Poland
A shortage of fuel for households because of the war in Ukraine has spawned a cottage industry of illegal digging.Criticism mounts of ‘climate killer’ modern art museum in Berlin
A vast modern art museum under construction in Berlin has been castigated by conservation experts and architecture critics for its poor environmental credentials, as the energy crisis intensifies scrutiny of the efficiency of new buildings.Corn nourishes the Hopi identity, but climate-driven drought is stressing the tribe’s foods and traditions
Most Hopi grow corn with only the precipitation that falls on their fields, but two decades of drought have some of them testing the waters of irrigation and hoping they can preserve other customs with their harvests.Türkiye’s Kocaeli receives serious drought warning
A decrease in precipitation and continued water use has resulted in a serious drought in Kocaeli, which only has enough water to last 58 more days.French police guard water as seasonal drought intensifies
New reservoirs designed to supply French farms with water in increasingly arid growing seasons have attracted opposition from environmentalists.Climate concern the main reason voters swung to independents at federal election, study finds
Concern about the climate crisis was the No 1 issue that prompted Australians to switch their vote to an independent candidate at this year’s federal election, according to in-depth social research.Indigenous group pushed off island as Caribbean Sea rises
A community plans to move to a new Panama subdivision as climate scientists say their entire archipelago will be submerged in decades.Egypt to build city on artificial island to protect Alexandria
The plans for the first city on an artificial island in the Mediterranean Sea represent a bid to mitigate the devastating effects of climate change on the Delta.Justin Trudeau’s Canada is cozying up to the fossil fuel industry to fight the climate crisis
Canada’s Trudeau government touts the country as a climate champion. COP27, where Canada was the only OECD country to have fossil fuel delegates in tow, offered a more telling snapshot of the government’s priorities.UK households have cut energy consumption by 10%, say suppliers
Britons have cut their gas and electricity use by more than 10% since October in the first evidence of the impact of the energy crisis on household habits, according to two of Britain’s biggest suppliers.Türkiye aims to develop real-time map of air pollution
Türkiye will soon launch the development of a real-time map of air pollution caused by vehicle traffic to draw realistic data and calculate emissions.End of an era for Alliant’s Lansing coal-fired power plant
Alliant Energy’s Lansing Generating Station — a coal-fired power plant — has operated for nearly 75 years along the Mississippi River in Northeast Iowa. After this year, it will no longer produce electricity.How green is your cruise?
As cruise companies head into their busiest season, they say they have ambitious plans to curb greenhouse emissions and find cleaner sources of fuel. But critics say the progress is too slow.Just Stop Oil expected to begin two weeks of action in London from Monday
Just Stop Oil is expected to begin two weeks of action from Monday and has accused the government and police of “groundhog day” rhetoric over crackdowns on protesters.French ‘eco-adventurer’ runs 100 marathons for climate
A 30-year-old Frenchman is running 100 marathons in as many days to raise awareness of the carbon footprint left by major sporting events.Venice’s new MOSE barrier just prevented a historic flood
Piazza San Marco floods some 100 days per year. Though a barrier system is raised to prevent more extreme events, the inundation in Venice’s most iconic spot happens even on normal days.Rocky ridge built in estuary to protect and restore vital ecosystem
A barrier made of rocks has been built in the Waimea Estuary to protect and enhance an area of saltmarsh – an ecosystem instrumental in helping mitigate and adapt to climate change.Disasterology: A book review
Increasing vulnerability, inadequate regulations, decaying infrastructure, social and economic inequality, and climate change demand a revamping of U.S. efforts to prevent or prepare for disasters, the author argues.Climate Council report finds Queensland bears highest cost of climate disasters in Australia
A Climate Council report released today reveals Queensland suffered higher economic damages from extreme weather disasters than any other Australian state or territory.Marine parks not whale safe havens
“It’s like waking up one day and having a highway next to your house.” This is how Dr Vincent Raoult describes what is happening to sea life as the intrusion of commercial shipping increasingly worsens already stressful marine conditions.Catastrophe reinsurance set to soar after year of extreme weather, industry warns
Property catastrophe reinsurance premiums are about to soar as some companies have been forced to leave the market after another year of extreme weather, the industry has warned.A single scratch on a non-stick coated pan can release approximately 9,100 PFAS plastic particles.
A new study, published in the Science of The Total Environment (PMID: 36030853) found that a single scratch on a non-stick coated pan can release approximately 9,100 plastic particles. “Plastic” in this paper refers to PFAS chemicals that are polymers...America’s food security crisis is a water security crisis, too
The most requested item at one food bank? Bottled water.
The world can’t recycle its way out of the plastics crisis
The International Energy Agency projects that by 2050, more than half of all oil and gas will be used to make plastics and petrochemicals. This has enormous climate impacts.NY State announces actions to protect New York’s pollinators by restricting use of ‘neonic’ pesticides
The Commissioner on NY State’s Department of Environmental Conservation announced actions to limit the unrestricted use of pesticides that can harm bee and other pollinator populations.‘Tangled mess of inaction’: hundreds of threatened species recovery plans expiring in next six months
Growing list facing extinction and underresourcing of conservation means plans have not been updatedGuinea worm disease is close to being eradicated – how was this progress achieved?
In the late 1980s, there were near a million new cases of guinea worm disease recorded worldwide. In 2021, there were only 15. How was this achieved?บาคาร่าสายฟ้า เว็บพนันออนไลน์รูปแบบใหม่ เกมใหม่มาแรงที่สุด 2022
บาคาร่าสายฟ้า เว็บพนันออนไลน์รูปแบบใหม่ เกมใหม่มาแรงที่สุด 2022 บาคาร่าสายฟ้า บาคาร่าแบบใหม่ เล่นง่ายจ่ายจริง ไม่ปิดหนี้ เปิดแล้ววันนี้บาคาร่าสายฟ้าเป็นเกมใหม่มาแรงที่สุด และเป็นเกมที่สมาชิกของเรารู้จักกันเป็นอย่างดี บาคาร่าสายฟ้านั้นเป็นเกมไพ่ คล้ายๆ ป๊อกเด้ง...
Energy-rich Qatar faces fast-rising climate risks at home
AL RAYYAN, Qatar (AP) — At a suburban park near Doha, the capital city of Qatar, cool air from vents in the ground blasted joggers on a November day t…
Why some Alberta farmers worry about glyphosate alternatives
Glyphosate helps farmers keep from having to plow their fields to pull weeds up. Plowing is terrible for soil and destroys the things that prevent erosion.Sri Lanka university aims to be the country’s first to go carbon neutral
COLOMBO — The small Indian Ocean island of Sri Lanka may contribute only 0.03% to global carbon emission levels yet it has set an ambitious target to become carbon neutral by the year 2050. In a parallel move, the University of Sri Jayewardenepura (USJ), one of the...Satellite constellations could harm the environment, new watchdog report says
Elon Musk’s Starlink and other satellite sources of light pollution and orbital debris should face an environmental review, the U.S. Government Accountability Office findsAs shark numbers plummet, nations seek ban on devastatingly effective gear
Famed undersea explorer Jacques Cousteau had a favorite shark: the oceanic whitetip, or Carcharhinus longimanus. He said they were the most dangerous of all sharks, more so than the great white (Carcharodon carcharias). Some researchers believe the species used to be...The world’s roots are getting shallower
Root-filled soils are hot spots of nutrient cycling and carbon storage. New research finds that the world has lost millions of cubic meters of rooted soil volume—and we’re on track to lose much more.
How California’s initiative to fund electric vehicles went terribly wrong
Prop 30 had widespread support. Then Governor Newsom and billionaires got involved.Jeddah sees highest ever recorded rain, flooding coastal city
The heavy rain that hit Jeddah was the highest ever recorded rainfall in the coastal city, the spokesperson for Saudi Arabia’s National Center forChina’s 26-storey pig skyscraper ready to slaughter 1 million pigs a year
The world’s biggest single-building pig farm has opened in Hubei province, but critics say it will increase the risk of larger animal disease outbreaks
How (and Why) I Planned a 40-City Book Tour About Shark Science and Conservation
If a book contains critical messages about endangered species but nobody reads it, does it make a difference?New protections for sharks, songbirds, frogs and more at CITES trade summit
Amid a global biodiversity crisis, nations have agreed to protect threatened species like sharks, songbirds, glass frogs and tropical timber by regulating their trade. Over the past two weeks, member states of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered...The Amazon forest is reaching a tipping point and starting to collapse
Dusty wells. Streams ebbing away. Pristine reserves aflame. Some scientists think the tipping point is already here.Words that didn’t make the cut: What happened to Indigenous rights at COP27
This year’s U.N. climate conference, known as COP27, ended on Sunday in Egypt with what has seen the highest participation of Indigenous peoples, more than 300 delegates. The participation of Indigenous peoples and their role in addressing and responding to climate...
The challenge of tracking methane emissions and why they are higher than publicly reported
The COP27 climate negotiations in Egypt put a spotlight on the problem of methane emissions, which are responsible for more than a quarter of the warming on the planet today. More countries are pledging to reduce those emissions, but methane leaks remain a serious...Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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