Lead on tap: a short history of the failure to fix one of america’s worst water contamination crises
Why has it taken so long to fix the lead in tap water crisis? Here’s a short history.Climate anxiety is real. Meet three therapists who are helping people cope with it
As climate anxieties increase, a small but growing number of mental health practitioners are working to address people’s fears. These climate therapists are employing a range of tactics to help their patients cope with a changing world.Big Bidet Aims to Wipe Out Charmin
Anuses are like martinis. Some like ’em dry and some don’t. And in the bathroom, a similar debate continues. Hardly a day goes by when the bidet vs. toilet paper war fails to rear its ugly head. This is only one more reason why ACSH, flush with newsworthy...Pharmacists on Fire: Quenching Pharmacist Burnout
A recent survey of pharmacists found that 75% did not have “enough time and personnel to safely perform or meet duties.” This is due, in part, to pharmacists shouldering the extra burden of providing vaccinations and because 94% of pharmacists work for large...U.S. invests $2 billion to support 150 cleaner construction projects
Read the full story at Environment + Energy Leader. A whopping $2 billion in investment funding will support more than 150 cleaner construction projects as part of the nation’s climate crisis agenda, the United States General Services Administration announced. The...Biocycle’s three-part series on U.S. food waste composting infrastructure
Over the past six months, Biocycle has taken an in-depth look at the U.S. food waste composting infrastructure. The three-part series includes:Few companies on track to meet water sustainability targets: Ceres
Read the full story at ESG Dive. Most companies in the apparel, beverage, food and high-tech industries — four water-intensive sectors — have a long way to go to meet their water sustainability targets, according to an October report by environmental nonprofit Ceres....Transforming Texas-style commodification: Sovereignty, resilience, and energy justice
Whiskey Sours & Steve Vanderheiden (2023). “Transforming Texas-style commodification: Sovereignty, resilience, and energy justice.” Journal of Urban Affairs DOI: 10.1080/07352166.2023.2268760 Abstract We examine the 2021 collapse of the Texas electrical grid as a...Returnable packaging could cut material use as much as 75%: study
Read the full story at Packaging Dive. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Eunomia and Systemiq assessed reusable versus single-use plastic packaging systems among beverage, personal care, fresh food and food cupboard products.Co-assessment of costs and environmental impacts for off-grid direct air carbon capture and storage (DACS) systems
Moritz Gutsch, Jens Leker. (2023). “Co-assessment of costs and environmental impacts for off-grid direct air carbon capture and storage (DACS) systems.” 30 October 2023, PREPRINT (Version 1) available at Research Square [https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-3494508/v1]...A sustainable alternative to air conditioning
Read the full story from McGill University. As the planet gets hotter, the need for cool living environments is becoming more urgent. But air conditioning is a major contributor to global warming since units use potent greenhouse gases and lots of energy. Now,...A Path Toward Reducing Single-Use Plastic Bag Waste: 2023 Impact Report
Download the report. We launched the Consortium to Reinvent the Retail Bag in July 2020, knowing that partnerships would be required to enact systemic change. The Consortium’s Beyond the Bag Initiative exemplifies a collaborative approach that thinks outside the box,...Healthy Soils and Compost Policy Guide: Synergies and Opportunities
Download the report. The Healthy Soils and Compost Policy Guide provides an overview of the overlap between healthy soils and compost in policy, as well as opportunities for policy to advance soil health practices, high-quality compost production, and compost use...Future Heavy rainfall and flood risks for Native America under climate and demographic changes: A case study in Oklahoma
Li, Z., Tsoodle, T., Chen, M., Gao, S., Zhang, J., Wen, Y., Yang, T., King, F., & Hong, Y. (2023). “Future Heavy rainfall and flood risks for Native America under climate and demographic changes: A case study in Oklahoma.” Weather, Climate, and Society (published...New algorithm looks at how Amazon vegetation will behave after climate change
The Amazon Rainforest is widely known for its vital role in mitigating climate change, acting as a carbon sink that absorbs and stores a substantial portion of the CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels. However, since the 1990s, scientists have noted a concerning...New Albany’s search for water for Intel goes back years, far beyond Granville
Read the full story in the Columbus Dispatch. A search for additional water sources for Intel that came to light when a Granville Township trustee sold 106 acres to The New Albany Co. in September has been going on two years longer and is more extensive than some...How Unilever uses AI to cut petrochemicals out of laundry soap
Read the full story at GreenBiz. Unilever used AI to identify replacement ingredients for its laundry and cleaning products five times faster than previously possible.“Pope Forced To Pull Out Of COP28 Trip Because Of Health Issues”
“Pope Francis has cancelled his planned trip to the COP28 climate meeting in Dubai because of the effects of influenza and lung inflammation, the Vatican said on Tuesday, adding to concerns about his health.” Climate ChangeEnergy & FuelEnvironmental...China to restrict graphite exports to United States as tech war escalates
New controls on graphite exports to the United States could hurt American efforts to create green jobs while weaning the country off fossil fuels.Feeding 8 billion people has changed our planet. Here’s why we can’t keep doing it the same way
Human history is shaped by our ability to feed ourselves. See how population growth is tied to farmland, and how food production’s profound environmental effect shows us the need for change.Coal power, traffic, waste burning a toxic smog cocktail in Indonesia’s Jakarta
Pollution is causing respiratory illnesses and deaths to rise in Indonesia’s island of Java, including the capital, Jakarta.In DRC, Virunga deforestation escalates as fighting sends refugees into park
According to Global Forest Watch Virunga National Park, the oldest protected area in the DRC, has lost 964 hectares (2,382 acres) of forest since June. “The Nyiragongo volcanic eruption in May and the recent war that has broken out between M23 and the Congolese...Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker makes $1 billion clean energy pitch to EPA – Axios
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker makes $1 billion clean energy pitch to EPA AxiosPeople who live near Minneapolis Foundry want factory shut down amid pollution accusation
Smith Foundry president says it wants to be a “good neighbor.”Navassa residents roll up their sleeves for PFAS exposure study
Community members contribute blood and information to learn about their level of exposure to PFAS contamination.A lead ammo compromise? Incentives edge out bans
The scientific conclusions about the dangers to wildlife and people of lead ammunition and fishing tackle are unequivocal. But that consensus has not led to definitive action.Maryland child has lead poisoning linked to recalled applesauce pouches
A Maryland toddler is among the children who developed lead poisoning suspected to be caused by recalled applesauce pouches.Hawaii officials pose bleaker estimate of Red Hill’s fuel contamination legacy
As much as 2 million gallons of fuel may have leaked and spilled into the ground under the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility since it was built during World War II, an amount far exceeding past estimates.UN human rights experts express alarm over PFAS pollution in North Carolina
A new investigation by human rights experts appointed by the United Nations has expressed alarm at evidence of pollution from a North Carolina PFAS manufacturing plant, describing it as “alleged human rights violations and abuses against residents”.‘A biodiversity catastrophe’: how the world could look in 2050 – unless we act now
The climate crisis, invasive species, overexploitation of resources and pollution could break down crucial ecosystems. We asked experts to lay out the risks and offer some solutions.Toxic gas putting millions at risk in Middle East, BBC finds
The UAE, hosts of the COP28 climate summit, is breaking its own ban on gas flaring, the BBC finds.Sperm really is frazzled by modern life, scientists say
“Sperm concentration has been decreasing over the past 50 years in industrialized countries,” researchers told Newsweek.LISTEN: A couple must-read environmental justice books
Fellows Dr. Carolyn Ramírez and Gabriel Gadsden join the Agents of Change in Environmental Justice podcast to discuss some eye- and mind-opening books they’ve been reading on environmental justice.Ramírez, a staff scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council,...African leaders & activists will bring new demands, hopes to COP28
When world leaders and climate activists meet in Dubai for the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), for the first time, African representatives will bring to the negotiation table new expectations, hopes and criticisms stemming from the inaugural...People who live near Smith Foundry want factory shut down amid pollution accusation – CBS News
People who live near Smith Foundry want factory shut down amid pollution accusation CBS NewsLondon mayor faces challenges in expanding clean air zone
London Mayor Sadiq Khan confronts protests and threats as he extends the city’s Ultra Low Emission Zone to combat pollution.Karl Mathiesen reports for POLITICO.In short:The well-intentioned move to improve London air has provoked fierce backlash.Protests and personal...In reversal, Mexico calls for moratorium on international deep-sea mining
Mexico, a nation that previously supported the development of deep-sea mining, has now called for a moratorium on this activity in international waters. One environmental expert called Mexico’s announcement a “seismic shift” from the nation’s former position. The...OSHA, National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators, NCCCO Foundation form alliance to protect crane operators
November 28, 2023 Contact: Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999‘Massive’ federal solar investment could mean big utility savings in Kentucky
Advocates see an Inflation Reduction Act program as a critical opportunity to help low-income communities reap the benefits of solar power.The best climate change charities for 2023 and 2024
These are 11 of the most high-impact, cost-effective, evidence-based organizations. You may not have heard of them.Climate loss & damage fund ‘the furthest thing imaginable from a success’
The Mongabay Newscast welcomes a new co-host, Rachel Donald, to discuss the most recent meeting of the United Nations Transitional Committee to establish the highly anticipated loss and damage fund: a first-of-its-kind global fund, previously intended to compel...Meet Pelosi the climate czar. (Not that Pelosi.)
Alexis Pelosi is a climate adviser to the Housing and Urban Development secretary and a relative of the former speaker.EPA awards $6.6 million grant to UM pesticides-in-streams study
Pesticides pollute lakes and streams across the nation, but no one knows how much pesticides affect Montana’s rivers. With the help of a federal grant, researchers intend to find out.Scientists are pining to save the endangered whitebark tree
The balance of an ecosystem hangs on the survival of a scraggly mountain tree. In northwest B.C., ecologists are facing climate change, droughts and wildfires as they work to protect whitebark pine and the species that rely on it.Quilombola communities take iron mine to U.K. court, alleging decade of damages
More than a year and a half since the iron ore mining stopped, the lives of Vanusia Souza dos Santos and her community in the heart of Brazil’s Bahia state have returned almost to normal. Without the din of whirring machines and revving trucks, they now sleep...Decolonize your diet with this Indigenous cook’s new book
Karuk writer and home cook Sara Calvosa Olson has assembled a collection of recipes made with acorns and other Indigenous ingredients to help readers reconnect to the natural world.Traylor-Sundt Joint Venture: Grant of Permanent Variance
[Federal Register Volume 88, (Tuesday, November 28, 2023)] [Notice] [Pages 83152-83161] Traylor-Sundt Joint Venture: Grant of Permanent VarianceIndigenous tribes keep air clean, but pollution knows no boundaries
Tribes have worked hard to keep the air clean. But air quality issues aren’t limited to reservation boundaries.When sea levels rise, so does your rent
As property investors turn their gaze inland, away from Miami’s exclusive low-lying beach area, residents in one poorer neighbourhood further above sea level say rising rents are forcing them out.Nitrate contamination of Minnesota waters shows little sign of going away, despite years of effort
Minnesota has spent hundreds of millions of dollars and decades of effort to reduce nitrate that’s contaminating drinking water and rivers. The progress so far: negligible.Is China emitting a potent greenhouse gas it agreed to curb?
Though the country ratified the Kigali Amendment in 2021, concentrations of HFC-23 have remained elevated in East Asia.Keeping herbivores at bay helps in early stages of restoration, studies show
When restoring or replanting vegetation in degraded ecosystems, it may be tempting to let nature run its course, and allow native herbivores to claim their fair share. Yet a new analysis in Science reveals that plant eaters at restoration sites don’t just reduce...Phoenix planned homeless shelter on contaminated land
Phoenix considered relocating unhoused people from “The Zone” to 22nd Avenue and Lower Buckeye Road, a site with toxic levels of carcinogens.Congo’s waters are hotspot for endangered sharks & rays, reveals data from artisanal fishers
The Republic of the Congo is a hotspot for sharks and rays. However, scientists didn’t know how many of these species congregate along the coast until they asked the artisanal fishermen who work there. In a recent study published in Conservation Science and Practice,...Panama copper mine to close after supreme court rules concession unconstitutional
The Supreme Court in Panama ruled that the contract for the country’s largest copper mine is unconstitutional, requiring it to shut down. Minera Panamá, a subsidiary of the Canadian company First Quantum Minerals (FQM), will have to close the Cobre Panamá mine after...Cultivation and processing of Amazonian coffees
There are two major cultivated species of coffee: arabica (Coffea arabica) and robusta (Coffea canephora), each with a multitude of varieties adapted to a broad range of ecological conditions. Arabica represents seventy per cent of global production, while robusta...Forest restoration to boost biomass doesn’t have to sacrifice tree diversity
Tropical forests the world over are in trouble. Vast swaths have been razed to the ground, lost forever, and studies indicate that at least 10% of those that remain standing are severely degraded. As humanity tries to backpedal on the destruction we’ve wrought,...Regenerative agriculture could get a boost from virtual fencing
New technology aims to free herds of livestock from barbed wire paddocks, which could boost soil health and regenerative agriculture. It just needs to overcome a few hurdles.Ameren seeks to shutter Missouri coal plant early, recoup investment from ratepayers
Missouri’s largest electric provider hopes to use a state law meant to help utilities add renewable energy to close a coal plant found in violation of federal clean air laws.Kenyan pastoralists fight for a future adapted to climate change (commentary)
‘Wabi-sabi’ is a world view about finding beauty in nature’s imperfections. It perfectly describes pastoralism in northern Kenya – where nomadic livestock herders scrape out a living by moving their animals from place to place in search of water and grass in a dry and...Biden’s paradox: Can a green grid coexist with industrial surge?
Utilities are planning record investments in renewable energy and battery storage. But an increasing number are also proposing thousands of megawatts of new natural-gas-fired generation that works against their plans to achieve net-zero goals.Climate change: The state of the climate crisis
COP28 takes place against an apocalyptic backdrop. From Appalachia to Malawi, these communities offer a measure of hope.Studies find methods for removing carbon dioxide must develop faster to meet climate goals
Read the full story from Wisconsin Public Radio. Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison say new technologies for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere must be developed faster to meet goals to reduce global warming. The role of such technologies is...Range Anxiety
Plug-in electric vehicles (PEV) running solely on electricity are the cornerstone of the effort to reduce vehicular emissions. Prediction of electrical use and environmental benefit base their calculations on vehicle miles traveled (VMT), assuming that the number of...Do tree-planting projects on grasslands increase fire risk?
Planting trees is widely recognized as a climate-change solution. But what if those trees go up in flames? Converting the grasslands of African savannas into new forests poses a fire risk that could call into question its proclaimed benefit, according to a recent...Collaboration key to rediscovery of egg-laying mammal in Papua’s Cyclops Mountains
JAKARTA — Researchers have credited a strong spirit of collaboration for the success of an expedition in Indonesia’s Cyclops Mountains that uncovered new sightings of a rare egg-laying mammal and multiple unidentified species. The highlight of the recently published...Most companies buying carbon credits are not greenwashing
Read the full story in Time Magazine. Today, we understand what “greenwashing” looks like: A company makes a deceptive claim to appear more environmentally friendly and mislead consumers. This has been going on for decades. In the 1990s, for example, Conoco ran an ad...Cup Noodles to launch paper cup packaging
Read the full story at Food Business News. Cup Noodles, a brand of Nissin Foods USA, will introduce a new paper cup design to replace its current polystyrene cup.Renewable Energy Source Diffusion in Professional Sport Facilities
Wanless, L., Seifried, C., & Kellison, T. (2023). “Renewable Energy Source Diffusion in Professional Sport Facilities.” Journal of Sport Management (published online ahead of print 2023). Retrieved Nov 10, 2023, from https://doi.org/10.1123/jsm.2023-0081. Abstract...Public perceptions of CCUS in Central and Eastern Europe – implications for community engagement
L. Miu (2023). “Public perceptions of CCUS in Central and Eastern Europe – implications for community engagement,” Baltic Carbon Forum 2, 6–7, Oct. 2023. https://doi.org/10.21595/bcf.2023.23580 Abstract Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) is emerging as a...Educational Climate Adaptation Lesson Plans and Infographics
These free lesson plans and infographics have been developed by Let’s Talk Energy as educational resources and tools for teachers in Canada and beyond to introduce their students to climate change adaptation. Users can download full lesson plans, teacher’s guides, and...Multiscale Approaches for the Assessment and Monitoring of Social and Ecological Resilience to Drought
Download the report.Pragmatic Peacebuilding for Climate Change Adaptation in Cities
Download the report. This report examines how to scale up and speed up climate action by leveraging peacebuilding practice for climate change adaptation. It argues that climate and peacebuilding practitioners need to focus on cities and work together to set the...DOE announces funding opportunity for critical materials accelerator projects to advance critical materials supply chains
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) issued a $10 million funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for a Critical Materials Accelerator. Projects funded under the FOA, led by EERE’s Advanced Materials and...Using a Futures Orientation to Enable Adaptation of Protected Areas Under Climate Change
Múnera-Roldán, C., Colloff, M. J., van Kerkhoff, L., & Andrade, G. I. (2023). “Using a futures orientation to enable adaptation of protected areas under climate change.” People and Nature, 00, 1–17. https://doi. org/10.1002/pan3.10547. [open access] Abstract...Agency power at risk in Supreme Court securities fight
The Supreme Court’s decision in a battle over the power of agencies to punish investment fraud has the potential to upend federal enforcement against polluters and pipeline builders.Securing the supply of clean energy metals to achieve carbon reduction: A review
Liuguo Shao, Hua Zhang, Ting Zhang, Saisha Cao, & Tingting Lan. (2023). “Securing the supply of clean energy metals to achieve carbon reduction: A review.” Carbon Footprints 2(3), 16. https://doi.org/10.20517/cf.2023.33 Abstract Climate change is a major threat to...Pursuit of environmental justice in urban forest planning and practice
Grant, A., Millward, A. A., & Edge, S. (2023). “Pursuit of environmental justice in urban forest planning and practice.” Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 5. https://doi.org/10.3389/frsc.2023.1233878 Abstract Introduction: There is a growing demand for urban forest...No, you’re not that good at detecting fake videos − 2 misinformation experts explain why and how you can develop the power to resist these deceptions
by Sam Wineburg, Stanford University and Michael Caulfield, University of Washington Someone tracking the conflict raging in the Middle East could have seen the following two videos on social media. The first shows a little boy hovering over his father’s dead body,...How climate negotiators turn national self-interest into global collective action
by Asif Husain-Naviatti, Columbia University Global heat has seared to new extremes in recent months, and devastating climate disasters are providing powerful reminders of the costs of climate change, as governments around the world prepare for the 2023 United Nations...Groundbreaking transatlantic flight using greener fuels takes off
Virgin Atlantic is flying the first big passenger plane using 100% alternative fuels from London to New York.The T-shirt chewing enzyme ready to tackle plastic waste
A French start-up is ready to use an enzyme which can break down plastic on an industrial scale.“Biden’s Absence at Climate Summit Highlights His Fossil Fuel Conundrum”
“President Biden signed the country’s first major climate law and is overseeing record federal investment in clean energy. In each of the past two years, he attended the annual United Nations climate summit, asserting American leadership in the fight against...“Carbon Cowboys” chasing emissions offsets in the Amazon keep forest-dwelling communities in the dark
Indigenous and traditional groups in the forest are rarely consulted about carbon credit projects they see as the latest gold rush on their lands, and question the community and climate benefits the projects promise.Bamboo may be the secret ingredient to building a flood-resistant home
A star architect is building swaths of flood-resistant homes out of bamboo. What makes the material so “marvelous”?Levels of toxic PCB chemicals found at 30 times ‘safe’ limits in stranded whales
Studies of cetaceans stranded in UK waters show high levels of toxins 20 years since global ban of most PCBs, say scientists.Carbon credit certifier Verra updates accounting method amid growing criticism
Verra, the world’s largest certifier of carbon credits, has released an update for calculating the climate benefits of the REDD forest conservation projects it certifies. The U.S.-based nonprofit said the changes, released Nov. 27, will bolster the integrity of these...Too much stuff: can we solve our addiction to consumerism?
Alarmed by the rising tide of waste we are all creating, my family and I decided to try to make do with much less. But while individual behaviour is important, real change will require action on a far bigger scale.Unwise Provisions In The HHS Funding Bill Will Hamper Critical Research
Politicians fail to understand that “gain of function” research on microorganisms can enhance public health preparedness.Revealed: Saudi Arabia’s grand plan to ‘hook’ poor countries on oil
Climate scientists say fossil fuel use needs to fall rapidly – but oil-rich kingdom is working to drive up demand.Climate change is driving a global youth revolution
Climate change is shaping a mindset revolution – powerfully driving innovation and progress. And young people are leading the transformation.Cop28: Former world leaders seek $25bn levy on oil states’ revenues to pay for climate damage
Gordon Brown leads those signing letter to Cop28 and G20 presidents calling for levy to help fill ‘loss and damage’ fund.Biden plan for public lands faces backlash in Wyoming
Biden faces a backlash in Wyoming and elsewhere as he seeks to put more emphasis on conservation, recreation and renewable energy on public lands.They fled climate chaos. Asylum rules made for war might not help.
“We need protection,” one migrant at the U.S. border said. But the legal system for refugees never envisioned the millions displaced by global warming.Vietnam is jailing environmentalists who helped it secure billions
The government is preparing to present its energy transition plan at the U.N. climate talks as it intensifies a crackdown on environmental advocates.Pollution, sand mining spell disaster for Subarnarekha
In the heart of India’s Chota Nagpur region, where the Subarnarekha river weaves its way through tribal landscapes, a tale of environmental degradation unfolds, spelling doom for both humans and the delicate ecosystems that rely on this lifeline.New Zealand scraps groundbreaking smoking ban
The new government halted a plan to outlaw smoking, a move critics call “a huge win for the tobacco industry” and “an act of idiocy” for public health.Residents confront officials over longtime health concerns linked to Minneapolis foundry – Star Tribune
Residents confront officials over longtime health concerns linked to Minneapolis foundry Star TribuneColorado’s $600M order to Army: Clear explosives, clean toxic water at Pueblo chemical weapons depot
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