Pakistan honey farmers face a climate change crisis
Pakistan is one of the world’s largest honey producers. But honey farmers say that climate change has altered weather patterns, which affects honey bee populations. The industry’s survival is uncertain.This MIT-designed device can measure air pollution anywhere
MIT researchers created a tool to let consumers 3D print their own air quality monitor and measure pollution on their block.Toxic churn: The legacy of long-gone industry pollutes U.S. cities
Government data doesn’t capture it. Regulators aren’t paying attention to it. But contamination from the past harms people in the present.Crypto mining at gas wells sparks regulatory headaches, outcry in Northwestern Pennsylvania
Before obtaining the required permits, Diversified Energy began installing cryptocurrency mining infrastructure on one of its thousands of well pads.PFAS contaminated water lawsuit against Chemours still underway in NC
A year ago, the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners sued The Chemours Co. on accusations its Fayetteville Works factory had contaminated drinking water wells of county residents with toxic chemicals since the 1970s. A year later, the people in Gray’s Creek in...Older Americans protest against ‘dirty banks’ funding oil and gas projects
Hundreds of older Americans gathered in Washington on Tuesday to protest against four of the country’s largest financial institutions, cutting up their credit cards in an act of defiance meant to condemn the banks’ funding of oil and gas projects.‘Up sewage creek’: Peers accuse water firms of prioritising financial returns over environment
A House of Lords Committee report has concluded that the collective failure of water firms, regulators, and the government has left the public and the environment facing unacceptable levels of water pollution.Ohio train derailment: Live updates as Norfolk Southern CEO returns to Senate
Norfolk Southern chief executive Alan Shaw returned Wednesday to the Senate, where he is facing questions on the railroad’s safety record following the derailment of one of its trains last month in East Palestine, Ohio.Decline of more than 500 species of marine life in Australian reefs ‘the tip of the iceberg’, study finds
More than 500 common species of fish, seaweed, coral and invertebrates that live on reefs around Australia have declined in the past decade, a study has found, as experts warn “not all is well in the ocean”.DEM staffers spot dolphins in Mount Hope Bay, sign of ‘healthy’ system
Dolphins feeding in Mount Hope Bay is a “sign of a healthy and productive ecosystem,” the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management says.The school funding robotics classes by selling its own solar energy
In Tunisia, where education is underfunded, one school is flush with cash after covering itself in solar panels and selling the energy back to the grid.Geothermal power, cheap and clean, could help run Japan. So why doesn’t it?
For decades, new plants have been blocked by powerful local interests, the owners of hot spring resorts, that say the sites threaten a centuries-old tradition.Nuclear contamination testing planned at St. Louis-area park
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to test for radioactive contamination at a suburban St. Louis park that sits along a notoriously toxic creek.Tracking heavy metal accumulation in the Nile Delta
Sediment measurements show that flow alterations and discharges are driving increasing concentrations of multiple heavy metals in the Nile Delta, threatening ecosystems, agriculture, and human health.Treasury Department guidance urgently needed to tap IRA’s clean energy ‘gold mine,’ analysts say
Read the full story at Utility Dive. Federal clean energy supports in the August 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, or IRA, could transform the U.S. economy, analysts widely agree. By December, announcements for “over $40 billion” in new capital were committed to over 13...Fighting hunger and climate change by curbing food waste in Florida
Ellen Bowen is on a mission to combat food waste in South Florida — a campaign that not only feeds the hungry but, perhaps surprisingly, can also help curb climate change.India’s capital bets on more e-buses, solar energy to curb pollution
India’s New Delhi, the world’s most polluted capital, is betting on expanding its fleet of electric buses and using more solar power in the next three years to improve the city’s air quality, its finance minister said on Wednesday.In Eastern U.S., climate change has extended forest growing season by a month
A century of rising temperatures has extended the growing season of hardwood forests in the eastern U.S. by one month, a new study finds.Does your community have lead in its soil? Here’s what to do
It’s not just a problem of the past. With these tips, you can help protect everyone’s future.Academics call for crackdown on Ontario steel mill pollution
An open letter from Algoma University faculty urges the representatives for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., to regulate emissions of cancer-causing pollution from the Algoma Steel mill.Climate solution: Downsize laundry jugs to cut emissions
Laundry detergent is looking a little different these days. A growing number of companies are making bulky plastic jugs smaller and concentrating the detergent or soap. Without all that water, less fossil fuels are required for transport, because the products are...Island-hopping cougars redraw boundaries of big cats’ potential range
It’s often been said that big cats don’t like water — but this mythological thinking isn’t entirely accurate. New research provides evidence that some male cougars (Puma concolor), or pumas, not only swim, but travel long distances in the chilly sea, dodging boats and...Pollution in Brazil’s Guanabara Bay spoils postcard image of Rio
Located beside the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara Bay is home to rich biodiversity and represents the livelihood of thousands of fishermen. But over the past few decades, its beauty has been tarnished by daily dumping of sewage, as well as chemical and...Sandstorms blanket Beijing and northern China as air pollution soars off the charts
A severe sandstorm has swept across Beijing and several northern provinces in China, blanketing the region in thick clouds of orange dust and sending air pollution soaring to hazardous levels.Proposed rule to limit pollution may force Texas to limit emissions – The Texas Tribune
Proposed rule to limit pollution may force Texas to limit emissions The Texas Tribune“Residents Sue St. James Parish To Halt Chemical Plants”
“St. James Parish community groups are calling for a ban on new petrochemical plants to halt what they say is a history of racist land use decisions that have concentrated polluting industries in Black neighborhoods, according to a federal lawsuit.”...Upcycled ingredients help processors advance sustainability efforts
Read the full story in Food Business News. Pet food and treat processors have been using upcycled ingredients — namely in the form of rendered meat byproducts — before it was even a coined term. Upcycling is all about preventing healthful, nutritious foods and...The Whole Foods Plastic Problem: A Survey on Single-Use Packaging at the Grocery Store
Download the report. Whole Foods has built its brand on a commitment to sustainability and environmentally responsible retail. Its customers shop at its stores because they share that commitment, and they expect the products on the shelves to reflect those values. One...Coastal water pollution transfers to the air in sea spray aerosol and reaches people on land
Read the full story from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. Scientists find bacteria, chemical compounds from coastal water pollution in sea spray aerosol along Imperial Beach.Federal panel hones in on materials, manufacturing as top research needs for floating offshore wind
Read the full story at Utility Dive. Achieving the Biden Administration’s goal of cutting floating offshore wind development costs by 70% will require advanced manufacturing and materials science, agency leaders said during a Wednesday afternoon roundtable at the...Here’s the good and bad news on the US clean energy transition
Read the full story from Canary Media. A comprehensive new report from BNEF lays out 2022’s mixed bag of wins and losses on EVs, emissions, energy storage, climate disasters and much more.Which state you live in matters for how well environmental laws protect your health
by Susan Kaplan, University of Illinois at Chicago Your child could go to gym class on Monday morning and play soccer on a field that was sprayed over the weekend with 2,4-D, a toxic weedkiller that has been investigated as possibly causing cancer. Alternatively, the...Property-assessed clean energy programs are popular for local decarbonization financing: report
Read the full story at Utility Dive. Local governments often use property-assessed clean energy programs to help fund climate efforts, a recent Brookings Institution report found. Taxes and emerging strategies like local financing authorities and funding partnerships...The U.S. has billions for wind and solar projects. Good luck plugging them in.
Read the full story from the New York Times. An explosion in proposed clean energy ventures has overwhelmed the system for connecting new power sources to homes and businesses.How PepsiCo is turning waste into renewable energy: ‘A case study in best practice’
Read the full story at Bakery & Snacks. PepsiCo has launched a project to turn waste into renewable energy at its snack plant in Carregado, Portugal. The move, a first for PepsiCo in Southern Europe, will reduce carbon emissions at the site.Conservation Practice Impact on Carbon Sequestration
Download the report. Conservation on working lands provides many ecosystem services talked about frequently. Those include water quality and soil health improvement, wildlife habitat, and reduced operation cost. Not covered as often is the carbon sequestration and...Vermont Climate Council’s equity group reflects on accusations of tokenism, barriers to better representation
A subcommittee member led others through an exercise that put a fine point on the demographic makeup of the Climate Council’s Just Transitions subcommittee. It’s charged with protecting Vermont’s most vulnerable communities while Vermont transitions through...Vermont health advocates hope to clinch a ban on flavored tobacco this year
A finance committee vote Wednesday afternoon stands between the bill and the Senate floor.Why are public restrooms still so rare?
Cities in the U.S. and elsewhere have made strides, but challenges remain.Belvidere Jeep factory shuts down in one casualty of EV transition
As vehicle makers retool and go green, the fate of workers at idled factories in places such as Belvidere, Ill., is becoming the top issue for auto unions.At Mavericks beach, climate change is reshaping big-wave surfing
Off the California coast, big-wave surfers are ‘canaries in the coal mine,’ as climate change makes the famed Mavericks beach ever angrier.Ky. floodwaters receded six months ago. For many, the crisis goes on.
Months after the floods, some are living in state parks and debris hangs in trees. As more Americans are displaced from climate disasters, Kentucky shows the added difficulties when they strike in rural areas.A new White House plan prioritizes using the ocean’s power to fight climate change
Ocean-based renewable energy could play a big role in decarbonizing the U.S., and healthier oceans can help stabilize the climate, the Ocean Climate Action Plan suggests.Wildfires in northern forests broke carbon emissions records in 2021
Boreal forests store huge amounts of carbon, but the warming and drying climate is leading them to burn bigger, hotter and more frequently.Earth’s oceans set record high temperature with more warming forecast
One indicator shows surface waters have already reached their highest level — a worrisome sign ahead of a predicted El Niño that could boost warming further.Russian oil finds ‘wide open’ back door to Europe, critics say
Middlemen are cashing in as Russian crude finds indirect routes to the European market, politicians and industry insiders allege.In Duluth, real estate collides with climate
More Americans are uprooting their lives for safer climates. That sent one Times real estate reporter to the Upper Midwest.When a red snapper is more than just a fish: Q&A fisheries scientist Elle Wibisono
JAKARTA — “It was heaven,” says Indonesian fisheries scientist Alyssa “Elle” Wibisono, describing her first ever scuba diving experience in the Komodo Islands when she was a high school student. The vibrant schools of fish were so new and amazing to her that the...LISTEN: Robbie Parks on climate justice and mental health
Dr. Robbie Parks joins the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss the need to treat destructive storms, hurricanes and typhoons as public health and justice issues. Parks, a current fellow and assistant professor in environmental health sciences...EPA’s new drinking water rule seen as important to mitigate harm of PFAS in Maine
Depending on exposure levels, PFAS have been linked to multiple health problems, including thyroid and liver disorders, reproductive and fetal development problems, immune system deficiencies and kidney and testicular cancers.Key questions unanswered as Smithfield Foods unveils new plan to capture hog farm methane
Smithfield Foods asks for approval of proposal that would transport gas to Virginia, but declines to disclose key details.In Calakmul, water troughs offer possible solution to human-wildlife conflict
Like many beekeepers living in the vicinity of the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, Alejandro Oliveros López has a wildlife problem. To keep ants at bay and provide water to their bees, keepers place bowls at the foot of their apiaries. But when water is scarce, these...Missouri Supreme Court upholds state law prohibiting local CAFO regulations
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld two state laws prohibiting counties from regulating concentrated animal feeding operations, or CAFOs.Solar microgrids planned for Shreveport neighborhoods
Community leaders in Caddo Parish are proposing solar microgrids for neighborhoods around Shreveport to provide shelter during disasters.Navajo Nation water rights case heard before Supreme Court
Arizona v. Navajo Nation, like many cases heard before the high court, is complicated and this case in particular deals with the tribe’s water rights as it relates to the Colorado River.DRC’s endangered bonobos face another threat to their survival: malaria
Gorillas and chimpanzees, like humans, have long been known to suffer from malaria. But evidence of the parasite’s effects on bonobos, one of humankind’s closest genetic relatives, has been scant. Now, new research suggests that bonobos do suffer from malaria...For rescued rhino calves in Nepal, return to the wild is a fraught option
CHITWAN — The chirping of birds is interrupted by the rustling of leaves and the sound of breaking twigs. It’s breakfast time at the office of the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) in Sauraha on the fringes of Nepal’s Chitwan National Park. As trust...Can we fix our failing food systems? Agroecology has answers
Overproduction of cash crops, vast monocultures of chemical-dependent grains and massive animal agriculture operations are putting major stress not just on U.S. farmland — where they’re contributing to soil erosion, groundwater depletion and climate change — but these...Sea level rise looms, even for the best-prepared country on Earth
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — A misty rain blows against my face as I follow Farah Obaidullah along Scheveningen Beach in the northwest part of The Hague. Despite the wind and drizzle, the shoreline feels calm. Gray waves roll into the sand like long, deep breaths....Biden ‘EV revolution’ delayed as utilities, carmakers await critical IRS guidance on Inflation Reduction Act
Read the full story at Utility Dive. The Inflation Reduction Act’s EV ecosystem rules need clarity for customers, charger builders and global supply chain providers, analysts said.Innovation takes center stage at Sustainability in Packaging conference
Read the full story at Waste Dive. Speakers came at sustainability from all angles, including equipment digitization and debating the nagging question of whether consumers will pay more for products containing PCR.Armadillos are showing up farther north as the climate warms
When homeowners in Illinois see a freshly dug hole in their lawn, few suspect it’s an armadillo. But in recent decades, these small, armored animals have established populations as far north as southern Illinois and Indiana.N.C. reconsiders energy code amid builder opposition
Facing fierce opposition from developers, the panel in charge of North Carolina’s building codes will weigh changes to its proposal for thicker insulation, more efficient lighting, and other energy-saving features in new homes.For Dutch farming crisis, agroforestry offers solutions: Q&A with Lennart Fuchs & Mark Buiter
Last year, farmer protests erupted throughout the Netherlands, riding a wave of rural anger at government plans to drastically halve nitrogen emissions by downsizing and closing farms. This quickly swept the newly founded agrarian party, the Farmer-Citizen Movement...The dark history of using water as a weapon
As the UN conference on water kicks off, it’s vital to reflect on how water has been used as a tactical weapon and a strategic battlefield resource.Flood-prone communities in Virginia may lose a lifeline if governor pulls state out of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
Aside from capping power plant emissions, the RGGI program sustains a state fund that helps coastal towns cope with recurring storms and rising tides.Lauded as green model, Costa Rica faces unrest in its forests
Costa Rica has won international acclaim for its initiatives to restore its forests. But those successes are now jeopardized by conflicts over the government’s failure to return traditional lands to the Indigenous people who are regarded as the best forest...Protecting miners amid a black lung resurgence
After decades on a decline, black lung cases have climbed precipitously since 2005. Why haven’t regulations changed?US Department of Labor certifies Maine’s completion of developmental steps of occupational safety, health plan for state, local government workers
March 21, 2023The IPCC’s latest climate report is a final alarm for food systems, too
The world’s top climate scientists are not pulling any punches in their latest assessment: The climate crisis is already affecting the world’s food supply and exacerbating hunger—and those impacts are going to get worse.Why Americans should eat more lentils
Pound for pound, raw lentils have more protein than steak. While not as protein-dense once cooked, they pack even more iron than meat, in addition to other vitamins and minerals.As crop-raiding animals reach an all-time high, food-crisis hit Sri Lanka looks for solutions
COLOMBO — Arjuna Jinadasa owns a plot of land full of coconut trees in Kurunegala, in northwestern Sri Lanka, where he enjoys a good produce of about 3,000 coconuts a month. With Sri Lanka’s traditional cuisine heavily reliant on coconut milk, it’s a crop with high...Row erupts over deep-sea mining as world races to finalise vital regulations
Michael Lodge, a British lawyer and the head of the UN-affiliated body responsible for governing mining in the high seas, has been criticised by diplomats who claim he has been pushing them to accelerate the start of deep-sea mining.Toxic chemical releases in 2021 remained below pre-pandemic levels sccording to new Toxics Release Inventory data
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has released its 2021 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) National Analysis, which shows that environmental releases of TRI chemicals from facilities covered by the program remained below pre-pandemic levels and releases in...Third of young people ‘very worried’ about climate change
A third of young people in Britain are scared, sad or pessimistic about climate change, with more than a quarter feeling overwhelmed, according to a new poll.‘A living pantry’: How an urban food forest in Arizona became a model for climate action
A decades-old neighborhood project in Tucson provides food to residents as well as shade to cool streets in the third-fastest warming city in the US.Investors stress importance of biodiversity as much as climate change in their investment approach
Biodiversity is gaining importance with investors, with an increasing number saying it is important or central to their investment policy, and find the loss of nature as great a threat as climate change, according to a report by Dutch asset manager Robeco.Menindee locals challenge authorities to drink water over mass fish kill contamination fears
Something stinks in Menindee, according to the locals, and it’s not just the millions of dead fish in the Darling-Baaka River.UN denounces new attacks on Indigenous people in Nicaragua’s largest reserve
A wave of violence against Indigenous people in Nicaragua this month has drawn international outcry over the government’s lack of action against land invaders committing human rights violations and destroying some of the country’s most important forests. Groups...This visual shows how climate change will affect your generation
Our children will never experience a childhood as cool as ours. And our childhood wasn’t that cool.Improving air quality a top priority for county executive candidates
With current County Executive Rich Fitzgerald’s third and final term ending this year, Allegheny County could soon take a new approach to air quality and regulating pollution. The Union Progress spoke with the Democrats running in the May 16 primary to better...State rejects company’s plan to clean PFAS from Kent County river
State regulators have rejected Wolverine Worldwide’s plan to address PFAS contamination in the Rogue River, essentially saying it doesn’t go far enough.Indonesian campaigns getting money from illegal logging, mining, watchdog says
JAKARTA — Funds from illegal logging, mining and fishing are flowing into election campaigns in Indonesia, authorities have revealed. The announcement by the national anti-money-laundering watchdog, known as the PPATK, during a parliamentary hearing comes less than a...U.S. can shift to EVs without widespread, destructive mining, report finds
A new report chalks out pathways for the United States to heavily reduce the amount of mined lithium it needs to decarbonize transportation and sidestep “irreversible harms” to water, air, and animal habitats—especially near Indigenous lands.8 things we learned on an EV road trip
In 2019, E&E News took an electric vehicle road trip across the United States to document the state of EVs and charging in America. A few months ago, I took another one to answer a question: What has changed?Climate change holds risk, but also opportunity
If insurance executives cannot see any projected value created by an environmental, social and governance policy, maybe they need to reconsider their approach, a Bermudian climate risk expert has said.Maine State Plan for State and Local Government Employees; Approval of Plan Supplements and Certification of Completion of Developmental Steps
[Federal Register Volume 88, (Tuesday, March 21, 2023 )] [Final Rule] [Pages 16880-16885] Maine State Plan for State and Local Government Employees; Approval of Plan Supplements and Certification of Completion of Developmental StepsNational Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH) Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Work Group: Notice of Meeting
[Federal Register Volume 88, (Tuesday, March 21, 2023 )] [Notice] [Pages 17029] National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH) Heat Injury and Illness Prevention Work Group: Notice of MeetingRespirable Crystalline Silica Standards for General Industry, Shipyards, and Construction; Extension of the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Approval of Information Collection (Paperwork) Requirements
[Federal Register Volume 88, (Tuesday, March 21, 2023 )] [Notice] [Pages 17027-17029] Respirable Crystalline Silica Standards for General Industry, Shipyards, and Construction; Extension of the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Approval of Information...Carbon credits from award-winning Kenyan offset suspended by Verra
Carbon offset certifier Verra has suspended issuance of credits from an award-winning project in Kenya, Mongabay has learned, after serious questions were raised about its validation and methodology. Indigenous rights advocacy group Survival International released a...Proposed rule to limit pollution may force Texas to limit emissions
Federal limits on particulate matter commonly known as soot could mean cleaner, safer air for Texans. But environmental experts worry Texas may snub rules.Health dept. seeks Clean Air Fund money amid fiscal turbulence
The Allegheny County Health Department’s Air Quality Program is seeking unprecedented access to the Clean Air Fund, a coffer of nearly $10 million earmarked largely for community-based projects that address Allegheny County’s chronic air quality issues.Planting trees to fight pollution and racism in Bayview Hunters Point
Why is Bayview Hunter’s Point one of the less forested parts of the city? Because of structural racism – meaning, systemic racism.Does COVID’s Hybrid Immunity Protect Best?
For many of us, COVID vaccination reduced the severity of illness, but not our becoming infected. We have a hybrid immunity now, tempered by that injectable mRNA of the spike protein and our exposure to real-world COVID. A new study suggests that we, of the hybrid...East Palestine: Regulations Galore and Still a Failure
Media coverage of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, understandably focused on the personal tragedies of citizens of East Palestine. There was also considerable confusion about the chemicals’ impact on the community’s health. There has been...Creating Resilient Water Utilities (CRWU)
U.S. EPA’s CRWU initiative provides drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater (water sector) utilities with practical tools, training, and technical assistance needed to increase resilience to climate change. CRWU assists water sector utilities and stakeholders by...Scientists Deliver ‘Final Warning’ On Climate: Act Now Or It’s Too Late
“Scientists have delivered a “final warning” on the climate crisis, as rising greenhouse gas emissions push the world to the brink of irrevocable damage that only swift and drastic action can avert. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), made up...Student Data Form; Revision of the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Approval of Information Collection (Paperwork) Requirements
[Federal Register Volume 88, (Tuesday, March 21, 2023 )] [Notice] [Pages 17026-17027] Student Data Form; Revision of the Office of Management and Budget’s (OMB) Approval of Information Collection (Paperwork) RequirementsNew York eyes floating technology innovations as it aims to expand offshore wind to deeper waters
Read the full story from Utility Dive. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority is working on a second offshore wind master plan focusing on development in deeper waters, and plans to release a blueprint in the spring, an official said. Georges...Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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