Thursday, September 19, 2024

80 critically endangered Australian frogs released to the wild after surviving disease and bushfire...

“It’s one of the most threatened frog species in Australia and it’s holding on, just clinging on, thanks to these amazing conservation works.”

Trump’s EPA refuses to set limits on toxic chemicals in drinking water

"This administration prioritizes corporate profits over public safety, pure and simple."

Thanks to IRA tax credits, it’s now cheaper to make solar and wind components...

“This report shows that the Inflation Reduction Act successfully creates an air-tight business case for supporting U.S. workers and manufacturers."
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The world just took a major step to curb plastic pollution, but the US...

"The U.S. is the world’s largest exporter of plastics, mostly to developing nations. And this has created a global crisis of waste in countries in South and Central Asia as well as South America and Africa."

The unseen threat: Noise in the Arctic marine environment

Increasing levels of underwater noise threaten Arctic whales, seals, fish and other species. A new report offers an opportunity for Arctic nations to lead on the issue.

More Americans than ever agree: climate change is a crisis and Trump needs to...

Nearly 80% of poll respondents stated that "yes, human activity is causing the climate to change."

Giant water battery cuts university’s energy costs by $100 million over next 25 years

“Universities have a very large energy footprint and we wanted to tackle that and reduce that expense.”

March 2016 Was Hottest on Record by Greatest Margin Yet Seen for Any Month

Like February, and many other months recently, March had hit a record high when it comes to high temperatures.

Addressing the climate crisis strengthens economies, new research finds

"Combating climate change is not a matter for one country. It requires collective action and cooperation from all countries around the world."

The environmental legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

"As we mourn the loss of Justice Ginsburg, we should reflect on her words that 'Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time."