Impact on Science if NOAA Faces Disbandment
August 21, 2024
Project 2025 proposes dismantling NOAA. Scientists and conservationists say the idea is “fraught with peril.”
Climate Change
Steps Needed for Renewable, Reliable Power in Puerto Rico
August 15, 2024
“The island is struggling to build a more stable electrical grid. What’s taking so long?” Read the full story by Marlowe Starling.
The Connection Between Voting Rights and Climate Justice
August 10, 2024
By protecting and expanding voting rights, we can ensure climate policies are developed with equity and justice in mind.
Environmental Activist to Challenge Restraining Order with Cello Protest at Citibank’s NYC Headquarters
August 7, 2024
John Rozendaal, a 63-year-old climate activist and cellist, will defy a restraining order to play Bach’s “Suites for Cello” outside Citibank’s Manhattan headquarters as a climate protest, calling it “a plea for our future.”
Global Warming’s Impact on Arctic Ice Continues to Escalate
August 5, 2024
Tesla extends its sell-off; BYD tumbles despite record sales. Read more from Investor’s Business Daily.
Collaborative Effort to Improve Dubai’s Housing Ecosystem with Strategic Initiatives
July 26, 2024
Dubai Future Foundation and Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment partner for sustainable housing and smart city innovation.
ICYMI: Highlights to Note, Quotes to Remember, Memes to Share & Reminder to Vote!
July 26, 2024
“Environmental news for busy people: ICYMI ends as Paul Rauber retires after 34 years with Sierra. Latest highlights inside.”
Regional Forums to Influence Upcoming Climate Commitments
July 24, 2024
As climate change accelerates, record temperatures and unprecedented impacts prompt the UN to heighten climate pledges.
Challenges for Washington State Carbon Market and Energy Regulations Ahead of November Election
July 23, 2024
State carbon market and energy regulations face a challenging path before November election, WA Poll reveals.
Analyzing the Supreme Court’s Recent Environmental Decisions
July 15, 2024
Even though the conservative justices have curtailed the power of Congress and the presidency, federal climate action is still possible.
Texas Power Outages Persist for Nearly a Million Homes and Businesses Post-Hurricane Beryl
July 13, 2024
Nearly a million homes and businesses in Texas remain without power five days after Hurricane Beryl hit the state.
Afghanistan’s Taliban Leaders Address Climate Change, Attribute Issues to Foreign Influence
July 13, 2024
KABUL — When Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers attended the nation’s first international climate change conference, few foreign guests turned up.