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How Maryland is Taking Climate Action into Its Own Hands — While Cutting Energy Bills

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

With rising energy costs and increasingly extreme weather events, who wouldn’t want an $80 rebate on their electric bill right now? Even better, how about new protections to help prevent future bill increases and temper the climate crisis? That’s the promise of Maryland’s new Next Generation Energy Act, a sweeping clean energy and affordability package whose passage earlier this year comes after smart, sustained legal advocacy by Earthjustice. T…Read Article

World must invest in drought resilience: OECD

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The world must invest in drought resilience as global warming changes rainfall patterns, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned. A new report by the group of developed nations predicts that long periods of too little rain and not enough water will become more frequent and severe: Some 25% of the world’s land mass is now exposed to drought, up from 10% in the early 1900s. Water shortages cause a third of all deaths from …OECD See the Story

EPA Sued for Allowing Nerve-Agent Pesticides on Our Fruit and Vegetables

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Lawsuit pushes for ban on organophosphates after years of government delay and known harms to childrenEPA · United States Read Article

Our First Class Action Lawsuit Takes on Trump Administration to Get Communities the Funding They’re Owed

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

If a chemical company wants to build a plant in your neighborhood, you deserve a say in that project and a heads-up. You probably want to know if it’s a health risk to you and your family. But too often, the people harmed the most by air pollution are the last to know about these projects and have the least input. In Texas, a group called Air Alliance Houston is fighting to make sure members of the public know about permitting decisions that cou…Houston, Texas · Houston See the Story

Proposed sale of millions of acres of public land under GOP budget bill prompts backlash

58% Center coverage: 143 sources

Over 2 million acres of public land would go up for sale across 11 states under the current version of the Republican budget bill – a proposal that has met criticism from conservationists, hunting groups, local politicians and even some conservatives.US Politics · United States See the Story

We Just Got an Win to Secure Safe, Lead-Free Drinking Water

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

We achieved significant environmental progress under the Biden administration, including on the stubborn public health issue of lead pipes. Nearly 22 million people across all 50 states still drink water through lead pipes. That problem was finally set to get solved with the passage of a key regulation last year and a significant funding stream to replace all the remaining lead pipes in America. Then, suddenly, that progress was in jeopardy. Thi…Health · Flint Read Article

A Q&A on Federal Challenges to Colorado’s Clean Energy Track

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Mid-May in Washington, D.C., brought some loud Trump administration warning shots for states like Colorado, where majorities of voters have pushed for clean energy alternatives and action on climate change. First, the U.S. House and Senate voted to strip California — and states that have largely copied their rules — of the right to go further than EPA minimums in selling clean electric cars and trucks. Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission …Donald Trump · Berkeley See the Story

Clear-cutting trees, drilling for oil and gas, mining, and reckless development destroy habitats and harm species

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Habitat destruction is the #1 cause of species extinction.Trees Read Article

Congress’s Big, Bad Budget Bill Is a Dream for Polluters and Billionaires

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

What you should know Congressional Republicans are using a process called budget reconciliation to ram through more of the Trump administration’s agenda. Budget reconciliation is a tool that Congress can use to fast-track federal bills related to spending. It requires a simple majority vote in both Houses of Congress, meaning that Republicans do not need a single Democratic vote to pass the bill into law. This time, Republicans have drafted a b…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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