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Chicago’s 2008 Climate Action Plan Came Up Short, New Analysis Shows

Chicago’s 2008 Climate Action Plan Came Up Short, New Analysis Shows

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Three mayors in the past 15 years have all promised to combat the effects of global climate change. But some critics and scientists, along with a new data analysis by the DePaul University Center for Journalism Integrity & Excellence, reveal their efforts have fallen short.See the Story

Mexico Says Construction on Three Dams in Sonora Will Begin in July. Locals are Concerned.

Sonora, Mexico · Sonora

Mexico Says Construction on Three Dams in Sonora Will Begin in July. Locals are Concerned.

Subscribe nowA dry field and irrigation canal in Molino de Camou, Sonora. Image courtesy of Ismael Limón.ShareIsmael Limón is an ejidatario, or a member of a ranching collective, in Molino de Camou, Sonora, a town on the banks of the Río Sonora northeast of the city of Hermosillo. “We are small cattle raisers, with between five and 15 cows,” he said.Just above Molino de Camou sits a dam called El Molinito. Since the dam began supplying water to …See the Story

How Musk’s Starbase Could Become the Most Powerful City in Texas

SpaceX Starship Flight 8 stationed near Orbital Launch Pad A ahead of a launch at Boca Chica beach on March 03, 2025. (Photo credit: Brandon Bell via Getty Images)Subscribe nowBefore SpaceX landed to build its launch site for the world’s largest rocket, Boca Chica Beach was one of the few undeveloped areas along the Gulf of Mexico in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas. Residents could reach the beach after a 23-mile drive from Brownsville alon…SpaceX · Brownsville Read Article

How Artists Rethink the US/Mexico Border Water Crisis

In this Border Chronicle feature article Caroline Tracey writes on taking back the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo as a river, not a border checkpoint. The post How Artists Rethink the US/Mexico Border Water Crisis appeared first on Havana Times.Donald Trump · Texas See the Story

New militarized border zone spurs national security charges against hundreds of immigrants

50% Center coverage: 24 sources

US Immigration · United States See the Story

Commentary: Getting tough on water treaty

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The Rio Grande Valley is home to farmers and ranchers who supply the nation’s grocery stores and represent billions of dollars in economic activity.North America See the Story

Military presence arrives at border in Santa Cruz County

Coverage: 2 sources

The U.S. Army has established a subtle presence in Santa Cruz County over the past few weeks, with uniformed personnel operating armored vehicles in remote stretches of the U.S.-Mexico border.Pentagon · Texas See the Story

Searching for sparrows in the Sky Islands

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Grassland restoration in Sonora, Mexico, helps to conserve North America’s bird life. The post Searching for sparrows in the Sky Islands appeared first on High Country News.Sonora, Mexico · Sonora See the Story

The Endangered Rio Grande Can Still Be Saved: A Podcast with Maria-Elena Giner

Subscribe nowIn an in-depth interview for The Border Chronicle, Maria-Elena Giner reflects on her tenure since being ousted last week by the Trump administration as commissioner for one of the most critical federal agencies on the U.S.-Mexico border. The full conversation has been edited for length and clarity.The International Boundary and Water Commission is a binational agency responsible for managing and enforcing treaties between the U.S. a…El Paso · El Paso Read Article

New Border Wall is an 'Ecological Catastrophe': A Podcast with The Sierra Club's Erick Meza

Erick Meza near the border wall in Arizona. (Photo credit: Jonathan Stegenga)Subscribe nowThe Trump administration has begun issuing contracts for border wall construction. During the first Trump administration, contractors dynamited mountains and depleted groundwater, including the Quitobaquito, a sacred spring for the Tohono O’odham tribal nation, to produce concrete for the wall. Under the Real ID Act, dozens of laws protecting the environmen…Arizona · Arizona Read Article

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