Draft EPA rule would require removal of lead drinking water pipes – The Hill
Draft EPA rule would require removal of lead drinking water pipes The HillEPA proposes requirement to remove lead pipes from US water systems within 10 years CNNEPA unveils plan to replace all lead water pipes within 10 years AxiosEPA withdraws consent for Chemours to export GenX from Netherlands to Fayetteville – NC Newsline
EPA withdraws consent for Chemours to export GenX from Netherlands to Fayetteville NC NewslineAs RSPO celebrates 20 years of work, Indigenous groups lament unresolved grievances
JAKARTA — When the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), the world’s largest association for ethical palm oil production, kicked off the second day of its annual roundtable conference on Nov. 21, there was a festive atmosphere. During the opening ceremony in a...The man who made a pact with wild bees in Colombia’s Amazon
LA CEIBA, Colombia — Nine years ago, Delio de Jesús Suárez Gómez made a pact with wild bees. The arrangement didn’t come easy, given that neither party knew each other well. The relationship was tense. When they crossed paths on the unspoiled trails of the forest in...Logging, road construction continue to fuel forest loss in Papua New Guinea
Plonked between the formidable Owen Stanley mountains to its west and the Solomon Sea to the east lies Oro, a remote province in Papua New Guinea east of the capital Port Moresby. Lush, green tropical rainforests, with their famed canopies, blanket the land while...DHS Recognizes World AIDS Day
DHS Recognizes World AIDS Day Tomorrow, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) will join countless other organizations around the state and across the country to observe the 35th annual World AIDS Day by honoring, celebrating, and advocating for those who...Utilities forced to replace lead drinking water pipes under proposed EPA rules – NBC News
Utilities forced to replace lead drinking water pipes under proposed EPA rules NBC NewsTo protect kids, Biden to require replacement of lead pipes nationwide The Washington PostEPA proposes requirement to remove lead pipes from US water systems within 10...Sen. Tuberville calls on EPA to comply with court order lifting pesticide ban – WSFA
Sen. Tuberville calls on EPA to comply with court order lifting pesticide ban WSFANew urban gardens coming to Denver thanks to EPA grant – The Colorado Sun
New urban gardens coming to Denver thanks to EPA grant The Colorado SunEPA denies Chemours request for GenX recycling shipments – Raleigh News & Observer
EPA denies Chemours request for GenX recycling shipments Raleigh News & ObserverUS Department of Labor urges employers to follow federal safety guidelines to protect workers from falls; delivery, warehouse hazards this holiday season
November 30, 2023Colorado will monitor air pollution in ‘disproportionately impacted communities’
Activists who live near areas were pollution is worse in the Front Range say the state isn’t doing enough to keep up with the goals as set up by a new law passed in 2021.Scientists unearth secrets of the world’s smallest porcupine species
In 1996, Dutch biologist Marc van Roosmalen first described a small “piggy-like” porcupine near the Madeira River in the Brazilian Amazon. The creature had brown fur, yellow and black quills, and a long limb-like tail. He believed it resembled Sphiggus melanorus, a...US climate resilience plans need to prioritize older people
Hurricanes, wildfires and heat waves take a disproportionate toll on older people. A new book argues that preparedness planning must prioritize this fast-growing demographic.Inside Biden’s race to connect renewables to the grid
When John Podesta arrived at the White House last year to speed up President Joe Biden’s clean energy agenda, the nation’s aging electric grid topped his priority list.New lawsuit against EPA cites Suncor’s toxic pollution releases
The Suncor Refinery keeps reporting accidental toxic air releases into the air above its Commerce City neighborhood, and a watchdog group focused on air pollution cites the most recent incidents in pursuing a new lawsuit against the EPA for greenlighting Suncor...If we’re ‘processivores,’ how do we rebuild our eating habits?
In his new book, Chris van Tulleken paints a grim portrait of our food systems. Changing our ways won’t be easy.4 communities of color in Houston net $500K EPA pollution grant
A group of four Houston community groups were given nearly $500,000 Wednesday from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the second such grant awarded this year to fund the collection of local pollution data in the city.Latin America sees misinformation on climate change, study says
As Latin American leaders head to the COP28 climate summit, a new study warns that some politicians and their followers have been using recent extreme weather events to spread misinformation about climate change, a new report finds.COP28 begins: 4 issues that will determine if the UN climate summit is a success, from methane to money
by Rachel Kyte, University of Oxford The United Nations climate conference is underway in Dubai, and representatives from around the world will be confronting an extraordinary array of challenges over its two weeks. They carry with them some long-held – and new –...At COP28 & beyond, fair carbon markets must be part of the climate finance solution (commentary)
All eyes will be on oil-rich United Arab Emirates for the next few weeks as it plays host to the UN’s COP28 climate summit. For the 8th year in a row since the landmark Paris Climate Accord, carbon markets will again be vigorously debated. On one side of the debate...How Mexico muddies the waters on fighting climate change
Mexico has labeled hundreds of millions of dollars in spending on fossil fuel infrastructure at state energy company Pemex and state electricity utility CFE as expenditure to address climate change and promote energy transition over the past decade, documents...Air pollution from fossil fuels ‘kills 5 million people a year’
Air pollution from fossil fuel use is killing 5 million people worldwide every year, a death toll much higher than previously estimated, according to the largest study of its kind.Cities must replace harmful lead pipes within 10 years under new Biden administration plan
Read the full story from the Associated Press. Most U.S. cities would have to replace lead water pipes within 10 years under strict new rules proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency as the Biden administration moves to reduce lead in drinking water and prevent...New Zealand freshwater study sounds alarm over E coli pollution levels
A new study of New Zealand’s freshwater quality has painted a sobering picture, showing that E coli is seeping through three-quarters of the land and into waterways at higher levels than national regulations allow.Climate change drives new cases of malaria, complicating efforts to fight the disease
The number of malaria cases rose again in 2022, propelled by flooding and warmer weather in areas once free of the illness.EPA unveils plan to replace all lead water pipes within 10 years – Axios
EPA unveils plan to replace all lead water pipes within 10 years AxiosDurable plastic pollution easily, cleanly degrades with new catalyst
Many people are familiar with the haunting images of wildlife — including sea turtles, dolphins and seals — tangled in abandoned fishing nets. The main issue behind Nylon-6, the plastic inside these nets, carpet and clothing, is that it’s too strong and durable to...Disinformation is big challenge as COP28 opens in Dubai
As the world’s leaders gather this week at a major summit to discuss ways to address the effects of global warming, one of the greatest obstacles they face is disinformation.Feds give $31.7 million to convert ex-coal plant in Detroit to clean energy
An Ypsilanti-based company was selected to receive $31.7 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to build an energy efficiency window plant in Southwest Detroit.Lead water pipes in US to be removed in 10 years under EPA proposal – USA TODAY
Lead water pipes in US to be removed in 10 years under EPA proposal USA TODAYWhy some New Yorkers may soon feel the effect of ocean winds
The wind-power industry may be facing a crisis, but huge turbines going up off Long Island could be producing electricity for homes before 2023 ends.Changing menus, focus on sustainable production: COP28 focuses more on food
Read the full story from Food Navigator USA. The food and beverage industry is inherently linked to the climate crisis, responsible for at least a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. The COP28 summit, held this year in Dubai, UAE, focuses more significantly on...Chicago moves ahead with Brighton Park migrant site despite potential contamination
The city of Chicago is moving forward with creating a base camp for migrants in the Brighton Park neighborhood despite lingering questions over potential contamination at the site.Palestinian olive farmers hold tight to their roots amid surge in settler attacks
The first rainfall of autumn after months of drought signals the start of the olive harvest, the most important time of year for many Palestinian farmers. Between October and November, Palestinians gather mats, ladders and buckets to pick olives and picnic in orchards...Forest “friendly bacteria” schools boost children’s immune systems
First developed in Denmark in the early 1950s, forest schools have been steadily gaining momentum across the globe over the past two decades. The practice, which sees children spending their days learning outdoors among the trees, offers young ones a host of physical...No safe space for Nepal’s sloth bears outside protected areas, study finds
KATHMANDU — Hari Prasad Sharma recalls being astonished when he visited the Chure region in Nepal’s southern Madhesh province to study sloth bears. Sharma, an associate professor of zoology at Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu, had planned to install camera traps in...Webinar: Forensic Methods for PFAS Source Tracking and Allocation
Dec. 7, 2023, noon CTRegister here. This SERDP and ESTCP webinar focuses on DoD-funded research efforts to develop forensic methods for PFAS source tracking and allocation. Specifically, investigators will talk about the development of an open-source database...EPA proposes strict rules for lead in drinking water – NPR
EPA proposes strict rules for lead in drinking water NPRGuatemala braces for unprecedented year of deforestation in Maya reserve
Central America’s largest protected area is in for a difficult year next year. The Maya Biosphere Reserve in Guatemala is facing increased pressure from cattle ranching at the same time that drought threatens to spark an unprecedented wave of fires. Meanwhile, a...UN’s ‘global stocktake’ on climate is offering a sober emissions reckoning − but there are also signs of progress
by Kate Hua-Ke Chi, Tufts University and Maulik Jagnani, Tufts University When this year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference begins in late November 2023, it will be a moment for course correction. Seven years ago, nearly every country worldwide signed onto the...CDP, EFRAG collaborate for European Sustainability Reporting Standards
Read the full story at Environment + Energy Leader. The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) and CDP will collaborate toward aligning the CDP environmental and sustainability disclosure system with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS),...Transform Materials optimizes low-carbon acetylene for lithium-ion battery production
Read the full story at Batteries News. Industrial electrification is driving major value creation opportunities for industrial companies across the value chain. Transform Materials, a sustainable chemical company that uses microwave plasma technology to convert...What do public libraries have to do with climate justice?
Read the full story at Nonprofit Quarterly. Sometimes lost in the attacks on books and libraries is the backdrop of a global climate emergency. In the face of escalating disasters caused by climate change, public libraries don’t only provide access to urgently needed...US Will Protect Wolverines As Climate Change Melts Their Mountain Refuges
“The North American wolverine will receive long-delayed threatened species protections under a Biden administration proposal released Wednesday in response to scientists’ warnings that climate change will likely melt away the rare species’ snowy mountain refuges...“Vice President Harris Will Attend COP28 Climate Conference In Dubai”
“Vice President Kamala Harris will join the U.S. delegation to Dubai for the annual United Nations conference on climate change, the White House said Wednesday.” Climate ChangeEnergy & FuelEnvironmental PoliticsLaws & RegulationsNational...To protect kids, Biden to require replacement of lead pipes nationwide – The Washington Post
To protect kids, Biden to require replacement of lead pipes nationwide The Washington PostWho is the UAE sheikh behind deals to manage vast areas of African forest?
Through the firm Blue Carbon, Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook al-Maktoum’s carbon offsetting deals, which could one day be worth billions, have led to questions about previous business ventures.The climate crisis explained in 10 charts
From the seemingly inexorable increase in atmospheric CO2 to the rapid growth in green energy, The Guardian explores the data as COP28 begins.We have to balance outrage with optimism, says UN’s former climate chief
Speaking in the lead up to Cop28 in Dubai, Christiana Figueres said she has lost faith in oil companies.Announced at COP28 climate talks: This year is hottest in recorded history
Scientists confirmed another year of extreme temperatures as world leaders gathered in Dubai for a U.N. summit on global warming.One year on from REDcycle’s collapse, Australia remains without soft plastics recycling program
A soft plastics expert has given officials a “failing grade” for their response to the collapse of Australia’s only national soft plastic recycling scheme.EPA reverses decision to allow Chemours to import GenX waste from the Netherlands to NC
The Environmental Protection Agency reversed its decision to allow Chemours to import up to 4.4 million pounds of GenX waste from its Netherlands facility to Fayetteville.Why indoor air pollution can be just as deadly as wildfire smoke and coal plant smog
Household air pollution is a hidden source of death and illness and climate change seems to be making it worse.New technology installed beneath Detroit street can charge electric vehicles as they drive
Crews have installed what’s billed as the nation’s first wireless-charging public roadway for electric vehicles beneath a street west of downtown Detroit.Where is noise pollution the worst? Redlined neighborhoods
Nearly all of them are subject to noise levels linked with hearing loss.EPA proposes requirement to remove lead pipes from US water systems within 10 years – CNN
EPA proposes requirement to remove lead pipes from US water systems within 10 years CNNA new type of geothermal power plant just made the internet a little greener
A new approach to geothermal energy makes it possible to tap the energy of hot rocks just about anywhere. A pilot plant in Nevada is now helping to power Google data centers.John Kerry’s ‘gamble’: Trusting an oil baron to run the COP28 climate summit
The Biden administration’s public embrace of the United Arab Emirates oil chief running the global climate talks brings political risks. Can it yield a deal to slash fossil fuel pollution?‘Burns me to a crisp’: Farmers allege link between popular herbicide paraquat and Parkinson’s disease
A paraquat manufacturer paid $187.5 million in 2021 to settle lawsuits alleging a link between the herbicide and Parkinson’s disease, but denies that such a link exists.Harris to stand in for Biden at COP28 climate conference
The president attended the annual conference in 2021 and 2022, but officials say this year he is preoccupied with the wars in the Middle East and in Ukraine.Toronto School District Board reviewing cell tower radiation concerns at local high school
A group of teachers refused to go to work last week out of concern a nearby cellphone tower may emit radiation.Biden Administration to Require Replacing of Lead Pipes Within 10 Years – The New York Times
Biden Administration to Require Replacing of Lead Pipes Within 10 Years The New York TimesNew research: Using your cell phone this many times each day may seriously harm fertility
It’s called a “cell phone” for a reason: A new Swiss study highlights how a ubiquitous habit might be playing into growing infertility rates.To protect kids, Biden to require replacement of lead pipes nationwide
The proposed rule, aimed at protecting children, would require water systems nationwide to replace lead pipes carrying tap water to homes, schools and offices.EPA proposes requiring lead water pipes to be replaced in 10 years – The Hill
EPA proposes requiring lead water pipes to be replaced in 10 years The HillIn Chile’s far south, scientists record an island’s quickly shifting ecology
This story is the first part of a Mongabay series titled “Climate Crisis in Cape Horn” that won the Inter American Press Association Award for Excellence in Journalism in the Chronicle category, in September 2023. You can read the other stories in the series in...Ecologists help migratory birds adapt to climate change
A team of scientists drives across northern Europe under the cloak of darkness in a white van full of carefully caged songbirds. They’re on their way from the Netherlands to Sweden, where winter weather will linger for two weeks longer. The birds in the van are...Houston air quality: $500K EPA grant enables testing in Pleasantville, Sunnyside, other communities – KTRK-TV
Houston air quality: $500K EPA grant enables testing in Pleasantville, Sunnyside, other communities KTRK-TV$500K EPA grant allows air quality tests in Pleasantville, Sunnyside, other communities – KTRK-TV
$500K EPA grant allows air quality tests in Pleasantville, Sunnyside, other communities KTRK-TVNo animals harmed as wildlife specimen collection goes digital in 3D
Imagine you’re leading an expedition in the depths of a forest. You discover a species of frog that piques your interest. Conventional rules of taxonomy dictate that you capture the animal, euthanize it, and take it back to a lab or museum. But what if it’s a rare or...Biden EPA proposes requirements for utilities to remove toxic lead water pipes within a decade; Chicago likely to get … – Chicago Tribune
Biden EPA proposes requirements for utilities to remove toxic lead water pipes within a decade; Chicago likely to get … Chicago TribuneEPA denies Chemours permission to ship PFAS-laden wastewater to NC, reversing course – Raleigh News & Observer
EPA denies Chemours permission to ship PFAS-laden wastewater to NC, reversing course Raleigh News & ObserverSmallholders and loggers push deeper into Sumatra’s largest park
At almost 1.4 million hectares (3.4 million acres), a little smaller than the U.S. state of Connecticut, Kerinci Seblat National Park is the second-largest park in Indonesia, and a jewel of the island of Sumatra. It’s also home to the largest tiger population left in...The future of the planet hinges on understanding these 5 key phrases
Read the full story at Vox. This story is part of a Vox series examining how the climate crisis is impacting communities around the world, as the 28th annual United Nations conference on climate change (COP28) unfolds. Even the most consummate climate experts get hung...Track-a-mole: Sniffer dog and eDNA help ‘rediscover’ South African golden mole
Scientists have uncovered gold in the dunes of South Africa’s northwest coast: the De Winton’s golden mole, a species not seen by scientists since 1936. Like moles in general, De Winton’s golden mole (Cryptochloris wintoni) is blind and lives largely underground,...EPA gives partial approval to state plan for improving Interior Alaska air quality – Anchorage Daily News
EPA gives partial approval to state plan for improving Interior Alaska air quality Anchorage Daily NewsFederal government investigating multiple hacks of US water utilities
The federal government is investigating multiple hacks suspected to have been launched by an Iranian government-linked cyber group against U.S. water facilities that were using Israeli-made technology, according to two individuals familiar with the probes.The $500,000 fight to protect a Muskoka wetland
Very few of Ontario’s quickly vanishing marshes and swamps are safe from development. A group of citizens managed to preserve one, but they also found deep flaws in the system.Some U.S. wolverines to be protected by Endangered Species Act
Officials will add the predators, threatened by climate change and habitat loss in much of the United States, to the Endangered Species List.Hudson River park’s latest weapon against water pollution is a robot shark — and it needs a name
The WasteShark is a remote-controlled aquadrone that can remove hard-to-reach plastic pollution from Hudson River Park’s waters.Plans to present meat as ‘sustainable nutrition’ at Cop28 revealed
Big meat companies and lobby groups are planning a large presence at the Cop28 climate conference, equipped with a communications plan to get a pro-meat message heard by policymakers throughout the summit.In California, farmers test a method to sink more water into underground stores
A novel program reimburses landowners for replenishing groundwater, in a bid to add regularity to the state’s boom and bust water system.Pitt study identifies pollutants in Pittsburgh’s river tributaries
Many Pittsburghers know that the city’s three rivers are cleaner than they were at the height of its steelmaking heyday, yet still suffer from serious contamination. But what about the many streams in the area that feed into those rivers?England’s only bottlenose dolphin pod at risk of extinction because of pollution
England’s only resident population of bottlenose dolphins is under serious threat from a combination of human activity, environmental pollution and difficulties in rearing young that survive into adulthood, according to new research.United Nations criticizes Chemours PFAS contamination in NC
United Nations-appointed experts have alleged that Chemours and other companies linked with the Fayetteville Works plant likely violated the human rights of hundreds of thousands of people in Southeastern North Carolina by contaminating drinking water with forever...First flight using 100% sustainable fuel crosses the Atlantic Ocean
The Virgin Atlantic flight used only sustainable aviation fuel to cross the Atlantic Ocean from London to New York on Tuesday. It’s a step toward zero-carbon flight.Iconic tusker’s plight shows challenges in managing Sri Lanka’s wild elephants
Agbo’s left front leg was severely injured when a trap gun went off, making it difficult and painful for the elephant to move. Image courtesy of Dinuka Munasinghe. ANURADHAPURA, Sri Lanka — “He is a king without a crown.” This is how wildlife lovers refer to the...Zahra Biabani, author of Climate Optimism, named Future Perfect 50 finalist
The Climate Optimism author believes focusing on victories can engender more positive action.A current review of European regulatory activity
Read the full story in Coatings World. European regulations continue to play the leading role for the global coatings market in defining and setting standards for compliance. This article addresses several new initiatives that will have a significant impact on the...Documents show plan for leader of COP28 climate talks to promote fossil fuels
Behind the scenes, the Emirates has sought to use its position as host to pursue a contradictory goal: to lobby on oil and gas deals around the world, according to an internal document made public by a whistle-blower.High quality cacao in Amazonia
Cacao (Theobroma cacao) is native to the Amazon rainforest and has been cultivated and consumed throughout the Americas since before Columbus. Cacao can be broadly segregated into to contrasting types based on quality: bulk cacao is used for most candy and food...2023 Chesapeake Bay dead zone was smallest on record
All summer, the states of Maryland and Virginia found very promising water conditions in the Bay. Now it’s official—in 2023 the Bay’s “dead zone” was the smallest it’s ever been since monitoring began.Cargill widens its deforestation-free goals, but critics say it’s not enough
Global food trader Cargill has announced new commitments to disentangle some of its most controversial agricultural products from deforestation in several South American countries. But some conservation groups say the commitments still might not be ambitious enough to...Subscribe to EHS Newletter
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