Wednesday, July 9, 2025

Animals will struggle to adapt fast enough to cope with climate change, study finds

The blackcurrant harvest on my allotment is highly dependent on the weather. In 2018 the UK had a hot, dry summer and...

Possible monkey extinction highlights the risk to Africa’s most endangered primate group

Does a rare monkey still roam what’s left of the forests of Côte d’Ivoire? “We haven’t given up on...

Wetter weather worsens risks from coal ash ponds, environmental advocates report

Ohio’s wettest 12-month period on record highlights the risk flooding can present to power plants’ coal ash ponds, but groundwater contamination remains...

Recent EPA-funded research links 30,000 deaths to U.S. air pollution

According to new research released yesterday, funded by the EPA, more than 30,000 deaths have been linked to the unhealthy air quality...

Babies born in high-intensity oil and gas areas are 70% more likely to develop...

"This study provides further evidence of a positive association between maternal proximity to oil and gas well site activities and several types of CHDs."

The bipartisan BIG LIE: Trump’s climate genocide is normal

Emulating Goebbels—but through Deafening Silence Anyone acquainted with propaganda’s sordid history will recognize the words “big lie”—capitalized for...

Organic farm in W. Va. imperiled by gas pipeline construction

“It goes beyond the financial. This property was our hope, our dream, our future, our children’s future."

The radical philosophy of extinction rebellion

"When it's a fight for your life, you're willing to throw down, especially if you are doing it in a community together."

Trump campaign is selling plastic straws to ‘make straws great again’

"Now you can finally be free from liberal paper straws that fall apart within minutes and ruin your drink."

Even red states are going solar, dumping coal, as just good business

Republican decision-makers increasingly see solar as just a good business investment that produces electricity more cost-effectively than coal.