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Collapse of Key Atlantic Currents Could Plunge Cities Into Deep Freeze, Study Warns
Climate Change · United Kingdom

Collapse of Key Atlantic Currents Could Plunge Cities Into Deep Freeze, Study Warns

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Judge Disqualifies Democrat Daniel Blackman From Georgia Public Service Commission Primary
Secretary of State · Fulton County

Judge Disqualifies Democrat Daniel Blackman From Georgia Public Service Commission Primary

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ATLANTA (AP) — Votes won’t count for Democrat Daniel Blackman in the June 17 primary election for Georgia Public Service Commission after a judge ruled Tuesday that Blackman hadn’t proved that he had lived in Fulton County for the required year before the general election in November. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Ural Glanville issued an earlier temporary order that kept Blackman on the ballot after Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger ha…See the Story
NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say
NOAA · United States

NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say
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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

Prenatal Air Pollution Exposure Related to Subtle Fetal Brain Changes

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Fetuses more exposed to certain air pollutants show changes in the size of specific brain structures, particularly during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy.Climate ChangeSee the Story

Republicans Want to Sell Federal Land for Affordable Housing

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Senate Republicans want to sell millions of acres of federal land in order to build affordable housing in the Western United States. According to their data, there is a nationwide shortage of 4.5 million homes and 7.1 million affordable homes. A newly added provision to President Trump’s so-called “big beautiful" tax and budget package would require the government to sell a minimum of 2,190,000 acres and a maximum of 3,285,000 acres currently ow…Republican Party · United StatesSee the Story

Texas finalizes $1.8B to build solar, battery, and gas-powered microgrids

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The Texas Legislature ended its biennial session without passing a slew of bills that could have killed the state’s booming solar and battery sector, and by extension, the ability to keep the Texas grid running amid extreme weather and surging demand for electricity. It did pass a law that could strengthen the state’s electricity reliability by encouraging the construction of more microgrids — combinations of small-scale gas-fired power, solar, …Climate Change · TexasRead Article

Trump’s EPA accidentally made the case against passing the Big Beautiful Bill

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On the campaign trail last year, Donald Trump frequently criticized the Biden administration for new regulations targeting what he called “clean, beautiful coal.” In April, he signed executive orders directing federal agencies to undo any regulations that “discriminate” against coal. Coal-fired power plants produce a significant but shrinking share of U.S. electricity — about 16 percent in 2023 — and are by far the most polluting and planet-warm…Donald Trump · United StatesSee the Story

'For Anybody Who Could Use a Break': A Q&A with Sci-Fi Author Becky Chambers

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The vision “One of the things I aim for is just to say, hey, it doesn’t have to be this way. I think that’s the key goal of science fiction in general, whether it’s a positive future, a negative future, somewhere in between. It doesn’t have to be like this.” — Author Becky Chambers The spotlight What would the world look like if it were built on compassion — for ourselves, our fellow humans, and the other things we coexist with? That question d…Climate Change · United StatesSee the Story

Can a crowdsourced map of the world help save millions of people from climate disaster?

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The day I was supposed to join a group of young women to map Gros Islet, an old fishing village on the Caribbean Island of St. Lucia, I got lost. Proann Francis, who was helping lead the expedition, had told me to meet everyone at Care Growell School, which Google Maps informed me was some 8,500 miles away, in Uttar Pradesh, India. “Where?” I asked. She instructed me to wait outside my hotel for a ride because it would be impossible to find the …Climate Change · Saint LuciaSee the Story

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler on the Value of Trump: “The Best Organizer Is a Bad Boss”

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Liz Shuler has a tough job. It’s not just tough to do. It’s tough even to define. As the president of the AFL-CIO, a 70-year-old federation of 63 national and international unions representing more than 15 million workers, she is the leader of the American labor movement. But “labor” is not a monolith. She represents NFL players, government workers, Hollywood writers, hotel janitors. Shuler, who became the first woman to run the AFL-CIO when she…Climate Change · United StatesSee the Story

In California, a Biomass Company's Expansion Raises Fears of More Fires

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Wood pellets, by design, are highly flammable. The small pieces of compressed woody leftovers, like sawdust, are used in everything from home heating to grilling. But their flammable nature has made for dangerous work conditions: Since 2010, at least 52 fires have broken out at the facilities that make wood pellets across the U.S., according to a database of incidents compiled by the Southern Environmental Law Center.  Of the 15 largest wood pel…Environmental Justice · CaliforniaSee the Story

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