DOE announces $2.5 billion for carbon capture programmes EPA announces $550 million to advance environmental justice USDA invests $48.6 million to combat climate change John Kerry intends to continue in Special Climate Envoy role Retirement plan decision-makers and ESG investment criteria Reservoir construction delayed by acquisition of water rights, […] Click here to view original […]
We need to act now when it comes to climate change, writes Brit Bunkley. Photo / 123rf OPINION: Ruminant emissions and their “excessive” land use make up a significant portion of global greenhouse emissions. Guardian columnist George Monbiot suggests that “pasture-fed beef and lamb have by far the worst […] Click here to view original
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NEWRY, Maine— An hour before dawn, Ian McCluskey adjusts his goggles and plunges the sleeve of his jacket into a spray of ice crystals arcing out of a nearby fan-shaped snow-making machine. Mr. McCluskey is testing the quality of machine-made snow—as the spray settles on his sleeve “you can […] Click here to view original
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Climate Change The "living shoreline" includes a series of six-foot-tall, 9,000-pound concrete barriers, which also help facilitate the growth of oysters. For years, a tiny island at the mouth of the Alafia River, near Tampa, was drowning. Wakes from large boats and rising sea levels, caused by climate change, […] Click here to view original
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Wire-like structures in bacteria consume methane from Earth’s atmosphere, balancing out microbial methane production. Abstract data connection Komjomo/iStock Can natural ‘wires’ that reside in the soil at the bottom of oceans serve as nature’s safeguard against the effects of climate change? In a new study, a team of scientists […] Click here to view original
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New Yorkers are used to shaking the snow off their boots and umbrellas in the winter, but now we’re shaking off the dust that these items have collected in our closets. This is the longest winter that New York City has had without snow, since all the way back […] Click here to view original
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