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Texas enacts law requiring snacks like Doritos, Skittles, and Mountain Dew to carry ‘not recommended for human consumption’ labels

Texas Politics · Texas

Texas enacts law requiring snacks like Doritos, Skittles, and Mountain Dew to carry ‘not recommended for human consumption’ labels

67% Center coverage: 131 sources

A far-reaching Texas bill signed by Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Sunday will force manufacturers of processed foods and drinks to put warning labels on any products containing 44 different food additives or dyes believed to be toxic to human health. See the Story

Republican senators seek to change Senate bill clean energy tax, improve tax credits

US Politics · United States

Republican senators seek to change Senate bill clean energy tax, improve tax credits

51% Left coverage: 47 sources

Republican Senator Joni Ernst has introduced an amendment to the U.S. Senate's tax and spending megabill that would change two of the most contentious parts of that bill and could give a small boost to wind and solar projects that had been targeted in the draft being debated on the Senate floor.See the Story

Criminalize Fossil Fuel Disinformation, Says UN Rapporteur - CleanTechnica

Criminalize Fossil Fuel Disinformation, Says UN Rapporteur - CleanTechnica

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

The latest report from Elisa Morgera, the UN special rapporteur on human rights and climate change, is an extraordinary document that every member of the CleanTechnica community should read. We know that is a challenge in our online digital world that moves at the speed of TikTok, but if you ... [continued] The post Criminalize Fossil Fuel Disinformation, Says UN Rapporteur appeared first on CleanTechnica.See the Story

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Republican senators seek to change Senate bill clean energy tax, improve tax credits

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Republican senators seek to change Senate bill clean energy tax, improve tax credits

California Residents Challenge Methane Policy They Say Pollutes Under the Guise of Clean Energy

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Residents in California’s Central Valley are pushing back against a state-backed program that incentivizes methane digesters at industrial dairies, arguing it locks in pollution and worsens environmental health in Latino communities.Ray Levy Uyeda reports for Prism.In short:California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) subsidizes methane digesters at large dairies, but critics say the policy encourages dairy expansion and entrenches fossil fuel i…Pollution · Planada See the Story

Colorado River states inch toward deal as Trump administration signals it may intervene

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

As negotiations over the future of the Colorado River near a critical deadline, the Trump administration has urged the seven basin states to reach a deal on their own but warned it is ready to step in if they fail.Sharon Udasin reports for The Hill.In short:U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, through senior adviser Scott Cameron, told Upper Colorado River commissioners the administration supports a state-driven agreement but will act unilateral…Climate Change · Colorado See the Story

EU Council Agrees To Delay Sustainability Due Diligence Reporting For Batteries

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Council has adopted a proposal to delay the EU Battery Regulation by two years as part of a broader rollback of sustainability and green initiatives.Climate Policy See the Story

Global Support Grows for Carbon Tax that Also Reduces Poverty

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

People across 20 countries, including many in wealthy nations, say they are willing to pay a climate tax that also redistributes income to those with smaller carbon footprints.Sophie Hurwitz reports for Grist.In short:A global survey of over 40,000 people found broad support for a carbon tax that penalizes high emitters and provides monthly payments to those with lower emissions.Japan showed the highest support at 94%, while in the U.S., only ab…Carbon Tax See the Story

Puerto Rico Creates a New Marine Protected Area, Key to the Conservation of Turtles, Corals, and Seagrass Meadows.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Puerto Rico recently obtained a new marine protected area (MPA) off the north-central coast of the island.Puerto Rico · Puerto Rico Read Article

Future Of EU Greenwashing Law Uncertain As Green Claims Directive Falters

51% Left coverage: 47 sources

New legislation aimed at curbing greenwashing in the European Union was in the final stages of negotiations when anti-green sentiment stalled the process.Ursula Von Der Leyen See the Story

Court blocks EPA from axing environmental justice grants

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

A federal judge this week barred the Trump administration from axing grants that were part of a $600 million program that aimed to tackle pollution in underserved communities. EPA · United States See the Story

Scientists explore genetic tools to protect crops from rising global temperatures

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Crops around the world are failing as heat waves grow more frequent, and scientists are racing to reengineer plants so they can survive future extremes.Rebecca Dzombak reports for The New York Times.In short:Researchers are studying genetic adaptations from heat-resilient wild plants to help staple crops like wheat and rice withstand soaring temperatures that stall photosynthesis.Three new papers in Science detail strategies like modifying leaf …Climate Change See the Story

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