DHS Releases Plan to Improve Health and Well-Being of Wisconsinites
DHS Releases Plan to Improve Health and Well-Being of WisconsinitesThe Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) today released its 2023-2027 State Health Improvement Plan. This five-year roadmap for improving health and well-being for all Wisconsinites summarizes...What Lego—yes, Lego—can teach us about avoiding energy project boondoggles
A new book looks at why big projects fail and finds that solar, wind and transmission lines are some of the best kinds of big projects, while nuclear power is among the worst.Minnesota’s carbon-free electricity bill: 8 questions, answered
A bill speeding through the Legislature would require utilities to quicken their transition to cleaner energy. But it includes exemptions and ways they could meet the standard without ditching fossil fuels altogether.Auckland: New Zealand’s largest city sees wettest month in its history after ‘unparalleled deluge’
Auckland has recorded the wettest month in its history, New Zealand’s climate science body said after the city was pounded by record-breaking rainfall.Wet winter won’t fix Colorado River woes
Although the moisture is welcome, some experts worry it could further delay the hard work that managers of the watershed must do to keep it healthy and make its service more inclusive as the climate grows hotter and more parched.Climate change is overpowering America’s electric grid
The current electric grid was built to withstand a climate that no longer exists.An El Niño is forecast for 2023. How much coral will bleach this time?
Scientists remember the years between 2014 and 2017 as a particularly bad time for coral reefs. Elevated temperatures fueled by an El Niño climate pattern harmed about three-quarters of the world’s reefs in both hemispheres, forcing corals to release their...The threat of ocean acidification
This film explores the alarming effects of ocean acidification, drawing on the expertise of scientists and the first-hand experiences of a Native Alaskan community. The film also looks at what can be done to lessen the problem.Too poor to migrate? Climate change weakens economic growth, migration in Global South
Can climate change increase and hamper international migration at the same time? Yes, according to a new study from Germany.Environmental advocates push feds to investigate Texas’ enforcement of water quality – The Texas Tribune
Environmental advocates push feds to investigate Texas’ enforcement of water quality The Texas TribuneHighly toxic PFAS detected in Tokyo residents’ bloodstream
A Tokyo civic group said it had detected high concentrations of potentially harmful substances known as PFAS in the blood samples of some inhabitants of the western area of the Japanese capital, suggesting contamination of the local water supply, local media...Wait, are those scented candles we’re obsessed with actually toxic?
Experts have flagged that those expensive, pretty-smelling candles might not be as lit as they’re made out to be.Lower your risk for dementia by spending time in nature
Older adults who lived in an area with more green space had a lower rate of hospitalization for some diseases and dementias, a large study showed.Over 13,000 Nigerians take Shell to court over devastating oil spills
Over 13,000 residents from two Nigerian communities are seeking damages from Shell in the High Court in London, calling for the energy giant to clean up residual oil and compensate devastating environmental damage.Gas industry hires Democrats to win support of liberal voters
The group funded by gas-fired utilities, dubbed Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future, has been hiring Democratic politicians to convince liberal voters that they should not embrace gas bans as a way to fight climate change.Air pollution causes chess players to make more mistakes, study finds
Experts used computer models to analyse the quality of games played and found that with a modest increase in fine particulate matter, the probability that chess players would make an error increased by 2.1 percentage points, and the magnitude of those errors increased...John Rutecki and John Walliser: Methane pollution, Pennsylvania’s clean air unfinished business
The EPA has opened a public comment period on its proposed rule and we encourage residents of the commonwealth to show their support at the agency portal by Feb. 13.CNX will continue to ‘acquire ourselves,’ CEO Nick DeIuliis says
With cash flowing as predicted at CNX Resources Corp., the asset that the company is most interested in acquiring is itself.U.S. Steel reduces class action pertaining to refinery pollution to nothing more than ‘private nuisance’
PITTSBURGH – U.S. Steel has deemed class action litigation from a Western Pennsylvania homeowner, which alleged its refinery plant in Braddock has generated pollutant byproducts which have affected the quality of life of area residents, as “at most, a claim for...Administration’s new Bay leadership team making the rounds in the legislature
The start of a new administration in Annapolis brings a fresh set of leaders tasked with steering Bay protection efforts in Maryland — working, in many cases, with some old hands.Local water systems prepare to deal with stricter regulations for ‘forever chemicals’
New regulations that place stricter limits on the presence of “forever chemicals” in Pennsylvania’s public drinking water are not expected to heavily impact the local water supply, officials said.Westmoreland County residents are making a desperate attempt to foil a new landfill
Diana Steck didn’t expect to be leading the fight to preserve her air and water quality in Westmoreland County almost 40 years ago. It was only after she and her family began to develop health problems living in South Huntingdon Township that she decided to do...4 innovative ways airports are working to reduce aviation emissions
Airports are cities in their own right—focal points for employment, growth, and supply chains, making them ideally placed to reduce a range of the aviation industry’s emissions.How France became the unlikely home of the insect-farming industry
France is known for its love of meat. Could the growing insect industry help to reduce agricultural carbon emissions?In Pennsylvania, a new administration fuels hopes for tougher rules on energy, environment
On Christmas Day 2022, part of a natural gas processing plant in Washington County, Pennsylvania caught fire, igniting a vapor cloud and prompting a response by the local fire department, a shutdown by the owner and notification of the incident to the state’s...Airviz Inc. wants to help Pittsburghers breathe easier
While the Steel City has gained acclaim for its sports teams and universities, let’s face it, the city’s air quality can leave a lot to be desired.Palm oil is actually not that bad for the environment (anymore)
Palm oil once destroyed orangutan-filled rainforests in Southeast Asia. Now, the industry is cleaning up its act.The energy transition relies on critical minerals. Do we have enough?
The world needs critical minerals for electric cars, wind turbines and solar panels. Do we have enough?‘The Ark’ and ‘JUNG_E’ use the climate change crisis as a point of entry for science fiction
Science fiction regularly explores exaggerated visions of real-world problems, including apprehensions about the climate crisis.Minnesota’s carbon emissions on track to meet climate goals set in 2007
For the first time since setting goals in 2007 for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, Minnesota is on track to meet them, state regulators said this week.When an air inversion rolls in, does Mon Valley pollution slow?
More than a year into Allegheny County’s bid to curb industrial pollution during air inversions, the Health Department is just starting to review its effectiveness.Cleaning up PFAS is costly and messy — ask this Wisconsin town
They can’t drink the water in Peshtigo, Wisconsin because of PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” because you can’t get rid of them.‘Hypocritical’: Environmental groups blocking union efforts, US workers say
Workers at some of the top environmental organizations in the US are calling out their managers as “incredibly hypocritical” as they argue the progressive non-profits are fighting workers’ efforts to unionize.INFECTIOUS DISEASE HAZARDS IN CONSTRUCTION – VIRTUAL FREE CLASS
Free half-day course designed to educate workers how to identify and manage infectious disease hazards that may lurk at a construction site and to protect the public when performing construction in a healthcare setting. Infectious disease hazards pose an invisible...Air pollution linked to depression and anxiety, U.K. study finds
Long-term exposure to even low levels of air pollution is linked to increased incidence of depression and anxiety, a U.K. study suggests, adding to a wave of evidence that fossil fuels may be negatively impacting mental health.‘I feel my eyes burn’: Thailand says stay indoors as air pollution spikes
Air pollution in Bangkok and neighbouring Thai provinces spiked past safe levels on Thursday, prompting authorities to urge people to stay indoors and avoid strenuous outdoor activity.“Biden Administration Recommends Major Alaska Oil Project”
“The Biden administration released a long-awaited study Wednesday that recommends allowing a major oil development on Alaska’s North Slope that supporters say could boost U.S. energy security but that climate activists decry as a “carbon bomb.” Climate...BLM recommends trims to Willow plan, bringing huge oil project closer to development
The ConocoPhillips Willow project, Alaska’s biggest new oil field in two decades, has excited state officials but angered environmentalists.New paper offers best practices for LGBTQ+ field scientists and mentors
Read the full story from the University of Illinois. People from marginalized gender and sexual identities can have safer experiences participating in ecological field research when leaders incorporate better field safety protocols and advocate for systemic changes,...Climate change presents a mismatch for songbirds’ breeding season
Read the full story from the University of California Davis. Climate change presents a mismatch for some breeding songbirds, finds a new study using a decade of nestbox data.As heatwaves and floods hit cities worldwide, these places are pioneering solutions
by Thami Croeser, RMIT University Climate change is going just as badly for cities as we have been warned it would. Extreme weather is increasingly common and severe globally. Australian cities have endured a number of recent disastrous events. It’ll get worse, too....International trade and world economies exposed to multi-billion-dollar climate risk to ports – Oxford study
Read the full story from Oxford University. Nearly nine in ten major ports globally are exposed to damaging climate hazards, resulting in escalating economic impacts on global trade, according to new research from the University of Oxford’s Environmental Change...Sustainability isn’t strategy, it’s a way of doing business
Read the full story in Sustainability Magazine. I often surprise people when I say I do not want a sustainability strategy. I believe for sustainability to succeed; a sustainability strategy must be fully intertwined into a company’s business strategy. These days,...Preterm birth linked to chemicals found in the vagina, study finds
Read the full story from Columbia University Irving Medical Center. A new study has found that chemicals that accumulate in the vagina, potentially originating from personal care products, may contribute to preterm birth.A startup with ties to Alliant is building a wind blade recycling plant
Read the full story in the Des Moines Register. A startup with ties to Alliant Energy said it’s building a plant near Cedar Rapids that will recycle decommissioned wind turbine blades, preventing the spent equipment from going into landfills and addressing critics’...
No bills for southern New Mexico Black Fire victims yet
About two weeks into the 2023 legislative session, lawmakers have not yet introduced measures to set aside state money just for communities affected by the Black Fire in Southern New Mexico.RFI: Framing the National Nature Assessment
Read the full Federal Register Notice. Responses are due by March 31. Nature is important in its own right, and provides value to the lives of all Americans. To increase our knowledge of nature in the United States and its links to global change, the Office of Science...Nature-based Solutions Funding Database
National Wildlife Federation’s interactive database for communities interested in pursuing federal funding and/or technical assistance for nature-based solutions. Use the filters to search for nature-based solutions funding and technical assistance resources that fit...Finding diverse sources for science stories
Read the full post at The Open Notebook. Here, we compile detailed and specific resources and strategies that reporters can use to make that goal a reality, drawing on the wealth of information available from many U.S.-based organizations and scientists. Strategies...Advocates push EPA to investigate Texas enforcement of water quality
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to investigate allegations that the state is failing to enforce the Clean Water Act. Environmentalists say the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s system of issuing permits has made it too easy for industries to...Can ‘untested’ carbon removal technology BECCS deliver?
Carbon removal technologies promise to help meet the world’s emissions targets and keep climate change in check. But there are downsides.Vermont solar advocates push for more aggressive renewable energy goals
Solar energy advocates on Wednesday called for Vermont to adopt more aggressive renewable-energy goals to ensure the state does its part to fight climate change.The race to make a variant-proof COVID vaccine
Exploring the next generation of vaccines aiming to keep on top of the pandemicCovid vaccine makers kept prepayments for canceled shots for poor nations
Separately, Johnson & Johnson is demanding additional payment for unwanted shots, confidential documents show.Pumping Mississippi River water west: solution or dream?
In 2012, the Bureau of Reclamation completed “the most comprehensive analysis ever undertaken within the Colorado River Basin” at the time, which analyzed solutions to water supply issues — including importing water from the Missouri and Mississippi...Nebraskans are sitting on strategic metals. Is mining a patriotic duty?
One county has a wealth of minerals essential to defense and the green economy. Mining would transform the community, yet many say they feel a patriotic obligation to dig.The gas industry is under fire. It’s hiring Democratic politicians to help.
The group funded by gas-fired utilities, dubbed Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future, has been hiring Democratic politicians to convince liberal voters that they should not embrace gas bans as a way to fight climate change.Even a groundhog’s shadow wouldn’t hide early signs of spring in much of U.S.
The South typically experiences spring earlier than other regions, but even there, the season is 20 to 25 days early this year, one ecologist said.What is Benzene, and why does it keep causing beauty product recalls?
Consumer products companies including Unilever, Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson have announced recalls of aerosol sunscreens, deodorants and dry shampoos.Biden administration is caught between California and its neighbors in Colorado River fight
California countered water plan offered by neighboring states that upholds its senior rights to river.‘A serious threat’: calls grow for urgent review of England’s wood-burning stoves
Government plan to educate owners and encourage fines not enough to effectively tackle air pollution.Jordan Peterson’s ‘zombie’ climate contrarianism follows a well-worn path
The psychologist has turned his hand to exposing new audiences to old arguments from climate change deniers.The enormous heat pumps warming cities
From New York City to rural Cornwall, communal heat pump networks could be the answer to decarbonising heat in both city high-rises and other hard-to-heat homes.Kansas AG announces plan to sue Biden administration over lesser prairie chicken protections
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announced his plan to sue the Biden administration over lesser praire chicken protections.Drought, plague and fire: What one Colorado forest is up against
The high alpine forests of the Rio Grande National Forest are a sickbed. Swathes of gray trees are bald on one side, with patches of russet needles fading into scraggly branches.After years of delay EPA to commence clean-up of North Carolina Superfund sites
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to spend a total of $16 million in American Rescue Plan Funds to accelerate the cleanups.State awards $38M for lead paint remediation in 20 counties
The funds are meant to combat the effects of lead exposure and remove elements of the toxic metal that have lingered in aging New Jersey homesThe illegal jaguar trade is thriving online. Why aren’t governments stopping it?
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO — Purchasing illegal jaguar parts — from teeth to skins to claws — doesn’t always involve seeking out the dark, nefarious corners of the black market. Often, they can be found with a quick Google search. Or by pursuing social media sites and online...‘The Mangrove Guy’: Q&A with Kelly Roberts Banda, Kenya’s lawyer-conservationist
KILIFI, Kenya — An incident in Kelly Roberts Banda’s childhood set him on the path of climate advocacy. Although Banda did not realize it at the time, what appeared then as a tragedy was the foundation of his passion for environmental and climate justice. Banda is a...EPA uses rare veto to block Alaska copper, gold mine plan – PBS NewsHour
EPA uses rare veto to block Alaska copper, gold mine plan PBS NewsHourChanging circumstances turn ‘sustainable communities’ into deforestation drivers: Study
Subsistence communities, those who live off the forest and lead largely sustainable lifestyles, can actually become drivers of forest loss and degradation under certain circumstances, according to a new study. This happens when external changes put pressure on their...EPA investigates claims Texas fails to protect water, air quality – Houston Chronicle
EPA investigates claims Texas fails to protect water, air quality Houston Chronicle‘War with weeds’ lacks ecological understanding and empathy (commentary)
As a group of plants, weeds are unloved by some people. However, this dislike is not universal. Weeds are colonizing, pioneering plants, with special botanical and ecological attributes that allow them to succeed in ‘disturbed’ habitats. Weedy species are a critical...DHS Announces Immunization Updates for Children in Child Care Centers and Schools
DHS Announces Immunization Updates for Children in Child Care Centers and SchoolsThe Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has announced updates to the immunizations needed for children in child care centers and schools. The changes include updated...Joenia Wapichana: ‘I want to see the Yanomami and Raposa Serra do Sol territories free of invasions’
BRASÍLIA, Brazil — “I want to see the Yanomami and Raposa Serra do Sol territories free of invasions,” Joenia Wapichana, the first Indigenous woman named president of Brazil’s national Indigenous affairs agency, Funai, tells Mongabay, describing one of her dreams for...Thai government turns its sights on illegal coral trade
BANGKOK – A few dawns into 2022, authorities raided a shophouse in the heart of Thailand’s capital city. Officers from the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division of the Royal Thai Police and the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources discovered the...First the good news: The bees are back!
But the lingering impacts of the AltEn neonic contamination catastrophe in Nebraska are frighteningMicroplastics are filling the skies. Will they affect the climate?
Recent studies reveal that tiny pieces of plastic are constantly lofted into the atmosphere. These particles can travel thousands of miles and affect the formation of clouds, which means they have the potential to impact temperature, rainfall, and even climate...Urban ‘microrewilding’ projects provide a lifeline for nature
Recovering urban wildlife isn’t just about protecting a city’s parks and rivers, but also making its streets, homes and skyscrapers greener.Summer may be far off, but Milwaukee is seeing hotter summer nights in its densely developed areas
It may be the dead of winter, but a recent mapping campaign found heavily developed urban areas of Milwaukee stayed about 10 degrees warmer at night than other parts of the city during hot summer days.7 years ago the world agreed to slow down climate change — but a new report shows an uneven future
It may no longer be possible to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, but the climate future is still uncertain, a new report says.Student storytellers share the personal impacts of climate change
Wednesday evening on the Northern Arizona University campus, student storytellers will share how a warming planet has affected them directly as part of an event called Beyond Climate Breakdown.Solar project at Broward basketball courts: Cooler players, more and cheaper power
Broward County is planning to launch an innovative solar project at one Fort Lauderdale park’s busy basketball courts that will not only keep players cooler but also help cut energy costs to the nearby African-American Research Library and Cultural Center.Exxon scientists accurately forecast climate change back in the 1970s – what if we had listened to them and acted then?
Writers of speculative- and science-fiction often identify a key point in time and explore how a seemingly insignificant event might change the path of humanity. One of these moments came in the 1970s when oil giant Exxon chose to ignore its own commissioned research...Cutting the red tape for cleaner energy: The pros and cons of permitting reform
Permitting reform has become one of the most talked-about, divisive policy debates in climate and energy circles. What do these experts say?Piping ocean water to save the Great Salt Lake is an expensive, polluting idea, experts say
As recently as last year, Utah lawmakers were floating the idea of piping Pacific Ocean water to save the Great Salt Lake, although it’s unclear whether they’ve consulted actual engineers about what it would take.JBS is accused of misleading investors with suspicious green bonds
JBS’s sustainability-linked bonds may be audited after Mighty Earth filed a complaint against the company in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, on Jan. 17. According to the NGO, a global advocacy organization, the world’s biggest meat company had used...‘This is greenwashing’: Shell accused of overstating renewable energy spending
Shell has misleadingly overstated how much it is spending on renewable energy and should be investigated and potentially fined by the US financial regulator, according to a non-profit group which has lodged a complaint against the oil giant.Podcast: What Everyone Got Wrong About Gas Stoves; Secondhand Weed Smoke Causes Asthma?
Now that the political drama around gas stoves has waned, it’s time to discuss the science. Here’s what all the talking heads got wrong. Does secondhand weed smoke cause asthma? Maybe, though the most recent study cited as evidence isn’t all that...Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is not plausible
According to a new study released by University of Hamburg’s Cluster of Excellence “Climate, Climatic Change, and Society”, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels is currently not plausible.US Department of Labor finds Amazon exposed workers to unsafe conditions, ergonomic hazards at three more warehouses in Colorado, Idaho, New York
February 1, 2023AI, machine learning and IoT could help us adapt to a warmer planet
Advanced digital technology helps us come to terms with the effects of climate change, protecting people and property from extreme weather-related events.The most famous climate goal is woefully misunderstood
How hot is too hot for planet Earth?Wisconsin budget debate: What kind of state do we want?
Evers wants to use a record $6 billion dollar surplus our schools, support small businesses, address the mental health crisis, and beat back the scourge of PFAS “forever chemicals” in drinking water in communities all over Wisconsin. As he discussed those priorities,...Denver-area leaders challenged with meth contamination in libraries
Heavy meth use in metro Denver is hurting its users and limiting people’s access to public services. At the same time, it’s costing cities — and taxpayers — hundreds of thousands of dollars to deal with.Register today for the Feb 23 Chicago Area Sustainability Professionals Virtual Lunch & Learn on the circular economy
Feb 23, 2023, noon CSTRegister here This month’s discussion will be on the circular economy and will feature Deborah Dull, founder of the Circular Supply Chain Network and the author of Circular Supply Chains: 17 Common Questions (How Any Supply Chain Can Take the...Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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