Fish and Farm Animals Are Dying After the Toxic Ohio Train Derailment
According to the US Department of Transportation, the national railway system transports around 4.5m tons of toxic chemicals each year.
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The EPA Addresses Pollution Problem with New Rule
Acceptable air pollution levels are expected to decrease.
No Consensus Plan for Colorado River Use
Colorado River states again failed to arrive at a consensus plan for water use reduction. Watching how this unfolds will be instructive for navigating future resource shortages.
Regenerative “Glue” Helps to Heal Wounds, Strengthen Immunity
Synthetic cell regeneration is now possible with breakthrough discovery.
GridBeyond Report: Greater Energy Security Depends on an Acceleration of the Energy Transition
The energy crisis has potential to speed up the energy transition but threats to net zero 2050 target remain.
Consider a New Year’s Energy Diet
Going on an energy diet before you’re in a crisis situation could slim down your bills now and increase your resilience when it matters most.
Mushroom Mycelium Could be Used to Cover Computer Microchips
The Ganoderma lucidum mushroom may be able to be used in electronics, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional components.
Thanksgiving, COP(out)27 and Land Back
What would not only make progress toward climate goals but also be a real reason for Thanksgiving? Land Back!
Global Warming, Heat Waves Cause Mental & Physical Health Problems
High temperatures associated with changes in climate are causing extreme health issues, especially in younger populations.
6 Best Management Practices for Stormwater Runoff at Construction Sites
Managing stormwater runoff is essential. Everyone from homeowners to municipalities has a role to play.