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9/9/21

Is Seafood a More Climate-Friendly Option Than Eating Meat?

Beef is bad for the planet. So is chicken. But what about seafood?

9/8/21

Larry Elder’s Claimed California Needs More Logging to Stop Wildfires

An analysis found that Elder, who is running to unseat Gov. Gavin Newsom in the state's recall election, has…

9/7/21

Amazon Invests in the Amazon Rainforest Instead of Just Paying Its Damn Taxes

The corporation Amazon is investing in reforesting the Amazon rainforest. But that doesn't make it a sustainable…

9/7/21

The Reason Right-Wing States Are Cracking Down on Indigenous Climate Protesters

Maybe the reason the right is so insistent on criminalizing anti-fossil fuel protests is that they're working.

9/3/21

Indigenous Communities Feel Like a ‘Sacrifice Zone’ in the Wake of Ida’s Destruction

Hurricane Ida hit the Gulf South hard, but Native communities have been particularly devastated.

9/3/21

Netherlands Officials Tell Shell to Stop Its Ads Greenwashing ‘Carbon Neutral' Fuel

A Dutch advertising watchdog has ruled the oil giant can't tell customers they can make their fuel purchases “carbon…

9/2/21

Why the New York Subway Keeps Flooding—and What to Do About It

Rains once again inundated the New York subway system, showing how vulnerable it remains to water nearly a decade…

9/2/21

New York Amazon Employees Had to Work During Deadly Floods

At least 14 people perished in the floods from Tropical Depression Ida. Yet workers still showed up for shifts at…

9/1/21

A New York City-Sized Oil Spill Is Contaminating the Mediterranean Sea

It's the second spill in the region this year, and it could be an environmental nightmare.

8/31/21

Alligator Attack in Ida Floodwaters Leaves Man Missing and Presumed Dead

Hurricane Ida's floodwaters are teeming with wildlife, some of which can be deadly to humans are they try to pick up…

8/31/21

Utility That Blacked Out New Orleans Was Too Busy Fighting Climate Regulations

Entergy's infrastructure failed spectacularly on Sunday, frying New Orleans' electricity grid. It has a history of…

8/31/21

The Caldor Fire Is on South Lake Tahoe's Doorstep as 50,000 Evacuate

The fire climbed over the crest of the Sierras, leading to the first evacuation order in the Tahoe Basin since 2007.

8/30/21

The Caldor Fire Has Taken an Ominous Turn Toward Lake Tahoe

Firefighters are struggling to contain a fire that has already destroyed or damaged 650 structures as it nears a…

8/24/21

Capybaras Are Waging Class War in Argentina

Groups of the rodents have been tearing up a fancy gated community in the wetlands of the Lujan River Delta near…

8/24/21

This Hauntingly Beautiful Image Shows Greenland’s Massive Melt

A new satellite image captured over the southwestern part of Greenland shows the damage last week's heat wave did to…

8/23/21

Greek Scientists Want to Name Heat Waves Like Hurricanes

The move could help draw attention to the dangers posed by extreme temperatures, one of the hallmarks of the climate…

8/20/21

Behold, Carbon-Free Steel Now Exists

HYBRIT, a partnership between a mining firm, an electric utility, and a steel company, made the world's first…

8/19/21

It Rained at the Summit of Greenland’s Ice Sheet for the First Time Ever Recorded

The rain triggered widespread ice melt—a warning sign for what the climate crisis may have in store.

8/18/21

You Have a License to Commit Bug Murder (Just Don’t Use a Gun)

The white, red, and black invasive bugs are taking over the East Coast. Officials say you should kill them.

8/18/21

The Chesapeake Bay Is Awash in Drugs

Leaky sewage pipes in Baltimore are likely spilling thousands of doses of pharmaceutical drugs into the bay each…

Dharna Noor's posts

Is Seafood a More Climate-Friendly Option Than Eating Meat?

Larry Elder’s Claimed California Needs More Logging to Stop Wildfires

Amazon Invests in the Amazon Rainforest Instead of Just Paying Its Damn Taxes

The Reason Right-Wing States Are Cracking Down on Indigenous Climate Protesters

Indigenous Communities Feel Like a ‘Sacrifice Zone’ in the Wake of Ida’s Destruction

Netherlands Officials Tell Shell to Stop Its Ads Greenwashing ‘Carbon Neutral' Fuel

Why the New York Subway Keeps Flooding—and What to Do About It

New York Amazon Employees Had to Work During Deadly Floods

A New York City-Sized Oil Spill Is Contaminating the Mediterranean Sea

Alligator Attack in Ida Floodwaters Leaves Man Missing and Presumed Dead

Utility That Blacked Out New Orleans Was Too Busy Fighting Climate Regulations

The Caldor Fire Is on South Lake Tahoe's Doorstep as 50,000 Evacuate

The Caldor Fire Has Taken an Ominous Turn Toward Lake Tahoe

Capybaras Are Waging Class War in Argentina

This Hauntingly Beautiful Image Shows Greenland’s Massive Melt

Greek Scientists Want to Name Heat Waves Like Hurricanes

Behold, Carbon-Free Steel Now Exists

It Rained at the Summit of Greenland’s Ice Sheet for the First Time Ever Recorded

You Have a License to Commit Bug Murder (Just Don’t Use a Gun)

The Chesapeake Bay Is Awash in Drugs