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STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. MOLLY TAFT, AUTHOR AT NEXUS MEDIA NEWS Molly Taft is a freelance writer based in New York, and a former staff writer at Nexus Media News. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Vice, The Intercept, The Outline, HuffPost, Quartz, Fast Company, Popular Science, Teen Vogue, CityLab, and Buzzfeed. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TO Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. UN: CLIMATE CHANGE AND BIODIVERSITY CRISES ACTUALLY ONE To address climate change without also protecting biodiversity, or vice versa, is to court failure in both fights, two UN bodies warned. WHITE HOUSE-GOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN As President Biden ended infrastructure negotiations with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va) after the GOP refused to compromise, his top domestic climate advisor said some of the current climate and clean energy provisions would likely not be included in future legislation. While National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy insisted to Politico that the administration was still “going for it HOOVER DAM RESERVOIR HITS RECORD LOWS AMID EXTREME DROUGHT The severe drought in the American West, a result of this winter’s historically bad snowpack, has worsened after another dry week, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AMERICA DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is a major factor forcing Central Americans, left with no other option, to flee their homes, as the dual threats of drought and extreme weather have destroyed crops and productive farmland,Bloomberg reports.
IN TUG-OF-WAR OVER INFRASTRUCTURE, ROPE BEGINS TO FRAY Negotiations on the American Jobs Plan and infrastructure took one step forward but two steps back as talks between President Biden and one group of Republicans collapsed and another bipartisan group came to an agreement almost certain to be rejected by the White House. REP. LOUIE GOHMERT’S LITERAL CLIMATE MOONSHOT Rep Louie Gohmert, a long-time climate change denier, went viral after making claims about climate change and the orbit of the Earth andmoon.
TEXAS OIL WORKERS FIND WORK IN SOLAR INDUSTRY Texas Oil Workers Find Work In Solar Industry. Nexus Media News X January 22, 2021. The growing Texas solar industry is offering a safe harbor to unemployed oil and gas professionals amidst the latest oil and gas industry bust, this one brought on by the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Houston Chronicle reports. With the fracking sector in RIDE HAILING AND EVS MIRROR LA INCOME, POLLUTION INEQUALITIES Systemically-perpetuated cycles of income inequality, EV charging access, and the disproportionate pollution burden borne by low-income neighborhoods could all be reinforced as ride-hailing companies work to comply with California EV mandates, a new RMI report warns. Transportation network companies like Lyft and Uber must increase their “electric vehicle miles traveled” to 90% by THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. MOLLY TAFT, AUTHOR AT NEXUS MEDIA NEWS Molly Taft is a freelance writer based in New York, and a former staff writer at Nexus Media News. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Vice, The Intercept, The Outline, HuffPost, Quartz, Fast Company, Popular Science, Teen Vogue, CityLab, and Buzzfeed. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. MOLLY TAFT, AUTHOR AT NEXUS MEDIA NEWS Molly Taft is a freelance writer based in New York, and a former staff writer at Nexus Media News. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Vice, The Intercept, The Outline, HuffPost, Quartz, Fast Company, Popular Science, Teen Vogue, CityLab, and Buzzfeed. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TO Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. UN: CLIMATE CHANGE AND BIODIVERSITY CRISES ACTUALLY ONE To address climate change without also protecting biodiversity, or vice versa, is to court failure in both fights, two UN bodies warned. MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AMERICA DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is a major factor forcing Central Americans, left with no other option, to flee their homes, as the dual threats of drought and extreme weather have destroyed crops and productive farmland,Bloomberg reports.
HOOVER DAM RESERVOIR HITS RECORD LOWS AMID EXTREME DROUGHT The severe drought in the American West, a result of this winter’s historically bad snowpack, has worsened after another dry week, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. IN TUG-OF-WAR OVER INFRASTRUCTURE, ROPE BEGINS TO FRAY Negotiations on the American Jobs Plan and infrastructure took one step forward but two steps back as talks between President Biden and one group of Republicans collapsed and another bipartisan group came to an agreement almost certain to be rejected by the White House. WHITE HOUSE-GOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN As President Biden ended infrastructure negotiations with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va) after the GOP refused to compromise, his top domestic climate advisor said some of the current climate and clean energy provisions would likely not be included in future legislation. While National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy insisted to Politico that the administration was still “going for it REP. LOUIE GOHMERT’S LITERAL CLIMATE MOONSHOT Rep Louie Gohmert, a long-time climate change denier, went viral after making claims about climate change and the orbit of the Earth andmoon.
CO2 LEVELS NOW 50% HIGHER THAN BEFORE THEINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION The atmosphere held more carbon dioxide at its annual May peak than at any time in the last 4 million years, and 50% higher than pre-industrial levels. RIDE HAILING AND EVS MIRROR LA INCOME, POLLUTION INEQUALITIES Systemically-perpetuated cycles of income inequality, EV charging access, and the disproportionate pollution burden borne by low-income neighborhoods could all be reinforced as ride-hailing companies work to comply with California EV mandates, a new RMI report warns. Transportation network companies like Lyft and Uber must increase their “electric vehicle miles traveled” to 90% by EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT IMMIGRATION IS WRONG The change in policy precipitated a dramatic change in views of migrants. “Now, they were all illegal migrants, and so they could be framed as criminals and lawbreakers and a threat to the country,” Massey said. “That really contributed to the ongoing trope in the American media of this threat of immigrants from the south who were ‘wetbacks’ and ‘illegals’ and ‘criminals.’” NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. GAS IS THE NEW COAL, PRESENTS STRANDED ASSET RISKS Gas Is The New Coal, Presents Stranded Asset Risks. Nexus Media News X April 19, 2021. Gas and gas assets are in danger of becoming stranded assets as the methane-based fossil fuel loses its luster with investors and utilities even faster than coal, Bloomberg reports. Renewable energy prices have fallen quickly during the last decade andmany
MOLLY TAFT, AUTHOR AT NEXUS MEDIA NEWS Molly Taft is a freelance writer based in New York, and a former staff writer at Nexus Media News. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Vice, The Intercept, The Outline, HuffPost, Quartz, Fast Company, Popular Science, Teen Vogue, CityLab, and Buzzfeed. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
DROUGHT EXPECTED TO FUEL HARD 2021 FOR WEST Drought Expected To Fuel Hard 2021 for West. Nexus Media News X May 14, 2021. Federal officials expect climate-fueled heat and drought to drive a Western fire season at least as bad as last year, if not worse. “Starting in the Southwest and moving throughout the Western part of the United States, we’re seeing a higher level of risk, andan
EPA DAMAGE FROM TRUMP COULD HAMBER BIDEN AGENDA EPA Damage From Trump Could Hamber Biden Agenda. Nexus Media News X February 12, 2021. President Biden’s ambitious plans to combat climate change and environmental injustice will require a robust EPA, which is in crisis after four years of “an all-out assault” by the Trump administration, Buzzfeed reports. Elizabeth Southerland, EPA’s STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
PIPELINE FIRMS ARE ABANDONING OIL AND GAS LINES, LEAVING In the 1980s, the Canadian government began an extensive study of abandoned pipelines, which identified a slew of serious risks to leaving them in place. Sinkholes could form as pipelines corroded and collapsed. Leftover fossil fuels, or the cleaning agents used to clear out lines, could leak out into the surrounding soil or water. THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. GAS IS THE NEW COAL, PRESENTS STRANDED ASSET RISKS Gas Is The New Coal, Presents Stranded Asset Risks. Nexus Media News X April 19, 2021. Gas and gas assets are in danger of becoming stranded assets as the methane-based fossil fuel loses its luster with investors and utilities even faster than coal, Bloomberg reports. Renewable energy prices have fallen quickly during the last decade andmany
MOLLY TAFT, AUTHOR AT NEXUS MEDIA NEWS Molly Taft is a freelance writer based in New York, and a former staff writer at Nexus Media News. Her work has appeared in outlets such as Vice, The Intercept, The Outline, HuffPost, Quartz, Fast Company, Popular Science, Teen Vogue, CityLab, and Buzzfeed. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
DROUGHT EXPECTED TO FUEL HARD 2021 FOR WEST Drought Expected To Fuel Hard 2021 for West. Nexus Media News X May 14, 2021. Federal officials expect climate-fueled heat and drought to drive a Western fire season at least as bad as last year, if not worse. “Starting in the Southwest and moving throughout the Western part of the United States, we’re seeing a higher level of risk, andan
EPA DAMAGE FROM TRUMP COULD HAMBER BIDEN AGENDA EPA Damage From Trump Could Hamber Biden Agenda. Nexus Media News X February 12, 2021. President Biden’s ambitious plans to combat climate change and environmental injustice will require a robust EPA, which is in crisis after four years of “an all-out assault” by the Trump administration, Buzzfeed reports. Elizabeth Southerland, EPA’s STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
PIPELINE FIRMS ARE ABANDONING OIL AND GAS LINES, LEAVING In the 1980s, the Canadian government began an extensive study of abandoned pipelines, which identified a slew of serious risks to leaving them in place. Sinkholes could form as pipelines corroded and collapsed. Leftover fossil fuels, or the cleaning agents used to clear out lines, could leak out into the surrounding soil or water. THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
EPA DAMAGE FROM TRUMP COULD HAMBER BIDEN AGENDA EPA Damage From Trump Could Hamber Biden Agenda. Nexus Media News X February 12, 2021. President Biden’s ambitious plans to combat climate change and environmental injustice will require a robust EPA, which is in crisis after four years of “an all-out assault” by the Trump administration, Buzzfeed reports. Elizabeth Southerland, EPA’s WHITE HOUSE-GOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN As President Biden ended infrastructure negotiations with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va) after the GOP refused to compromise, his top domestic climate advisor said some of the current climate and clean energy provisions would likely not be included in future legislation. While National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy insisted to Politico that the administration was still “going for it MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AMERICA DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is a major factor forcing Central Americans, left with no other option, to flee their homes, as the dual threats of drought and extreme weather have destroyed crops and productive farmland,Bloomberg reports.
GOODBYE AND GOOD RIDDANCE, KEYSTONE XL Canadian pipeline company TC Energy announced it was terminating the Keystone XL pipeline on Wednesday, marking a major win for Indigenous and environmental groups who have been fighting the project for morethan a decade.
A MILLION YEARS OF MUD: CLIMATE CHANGE WILL MAKE MONSOONS Climate change will likely worsen monsoons affecting one-fifth of the world’s population, new research suggests. The study, published Friday in Science Advances, assessing data from the past million years, supports previous research showing global warming caused by burning fossil fuels like gas, oil and coal, will lead to more unpredictable and extreme rainfall during South Asia’s monsoon REP. LOUIE GOHMERT’S LITERAL CLIMATE MOONSHOT Rep Louie Gohmert, a long-time climate change denier, went viral after making claims about climate change and the orbit of the Earth andmoon.
RIDE HAILING AND EVS MIRROR LA INCOME, POLLUTION INEQUALITIES Systemically-perpetuated cycles of income inequality, EV charging access, and the disproportionate pollution burden borne by low-income neighborhoods could all be reinforced as ride-hailing companies work to comply with California EV mandates, a new RMI report warns. Transportation network companies like Lyft and Uber must increase their “electric vehicle miles traveled” to 90% by WOMEN HURT MORE BY CLIMATE CAUSES, IMPACTS New reporting highlights the disproportionate burden, caused at both ends of the climate change cycle, borne by women. In Minnesota, where Enbridge is seeking to build its controversial Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline, warnings from Indigenous groups over the link between the influx of extractive industry workers and sexual violence are coming to fruition, the Guardian reports. FRACKING COMPANIES GO BANKRUPT, EXECS. CASH IN, EVERYONE Fracking companies are going bankrupt at a rapid pace, often with taxpayer-funded bonuses for executives, leaving harm for communities, taxpayers, and workers, the New York Time reports. BRAZILIAN LAND RIGHTS ACTIVIST ASSASSINATED Brazilian land rights defender Fernando dos Santos Araújo was executed in January of this year, nearly four years after witnessing the massacre of his boyfriend and nine others by military police for cultivating land not legally their own. Araújo was a key witness in the investigation and was targeted, other land defenders believe, for both his courage to tell what he had seen and because he NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. DROUGHT EXPECTED TO FUEL HARD 2021 FOR WEST Drought Expected To Fuel Hard 2021 for West. Nexus Media News X May 14, 2021. Federal officials expect climate-fueled heat and drought to drive a Western fire season at least as bad as last year, if not worse. “Starting in the Southwest and moving throughout the Western part of the United States, we’re seeing a higher level of risk, andan
BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TOEXTREME WEATHERPOLITICSJUSTICEBUSINESSSCIENCECULTURE Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. DROUGHT EXPECTED TO FUEL HARD 2021 FOR WEST Drought Expected To Fuel Hard 2021 for West. Nexus Media News X May 14, 2021. Federal officials expect climate-fueled heat and drought to drive a Western fire season at least as bad as last year, if not worse. “Starting in the Southwest and moving throughout the Western part of the United States, we’re seeing a higher level of risk, andan
BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
BUILT FOR SURVIVAL, JELLYFISH ARE QUICKLY BECOMING PESTS Jellyfish have been around for half a billion years, and they’re flourishing. While beautiful, they pose a tremendous threat to people and property, and warming waters are helping spawn enormous swarms. Lisa-ann Gershwin has studied jellyfish for two decades, discovering more than 200 new species. She recently sat down with Nexus Media to share insights Continued SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations.DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
THE GREATEST ENVIRONMENTALISTS WERE REPUBLICANS. WHAT Richard Nixon was a different breed of Republican, a variety of conservative now almost completely absent from Capitol Hill. Over the last three decades, the party has lurched to the right. According to University of Georgia political scientist Keith Poole, congressional Republicans are now the furthest to the right they’ve been in acentury.
NEXUS MEDIA NEWS: NONPROFIT JOURNALISM DEDICATED TO Nexus Media News is a nonprofit news service reporting on climate change. Partners include national & international publications. MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AMERICA DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is a major factor forcing Central Americans, left with no other option, to flee their homes, as the dual threats of drought and extreme weather have destroyed crops and productive farmland,Bloomberg reports.
WHITE HOUSE-GOP INFRASTRUCTURE NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN As President Biden ended infrastructure negotiations with Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va) after the GOP refused to compromise, his top domestic climate advisor said some of the current climate and clean energy provisions would likely not be included in future legislation. While National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy insisted to Politico that the administration was still “going for it A MILLION YEARS OF MUD: CLIMATE CHANGE WILL MAKE MONSOONS Climate change will likely worsen monsoons affecting one-fifth of the world’s population, new research suggests. The study, published Friday in Science Advances, assessing data from the past million years, supports previous research showing global warming caused by burning fossil fuels like gas, oil and coal, will lead to more unpredictable and extreme rainfall during South Asia’s monsoon TINY NUMBER OF METHANE SUPER EMITTERS, DISPROPORTIONATE A relatively tiny number of Permian oil and gas sites are responsible for a wildly disproportionate amount of methane pollution, a new study from Methane Source Finder found. RIDE HAILING AND EVS MIRROR LA INCOME, POLLUTION INEQUALITIES Systemically-perpetuated cycles of income inequality, EV charging access, and the disproportionate pollution burden borne by low-income neighborhoods could all be reinforced as ride-hailing companies work to comply with California EV mandates, a new RMI report warns. Transportation network companies like Lyft and Uber must increase their “electric vehicle miles traveled” to 90% by FRACKING COMPANIES GO BANKRUPT, EXECS. CASH IN, EVERYONE Fracking companies are going bankrupt at a rapid pace, often with taxpayer-funded bonuses for executives, leaving harm for communities, taxpayers, and workers, the New York Time reports. WOMEN HURT MORE BY CLIMATE CAUSES, IMPACTS New reporting highlights the disproportionate burden, caused at both ends of the climate change cycle, borne by women. In Minnesota, where Enbridge is seeking to build its controversial Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline, warnings from Indigenous groups over the link between the influx of extractive industry workers and sexual violence are coming to fruition, the Guardian reports. CO2 LEVELS NOW 50% HIGHER THAN BEFORE THEINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION The atmosphere held more carbon dioxide at its annual May peak than at any time in the last 4 million years, and 50% higher than pre-industrial levels. BANGLADESH SUBMERGED BY WORST MONSOON FLOODING IN DECADES At least 550 people have been killed, and nearly 10 million affected, by prolonged monsoon flooding in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Northeast India, further wounding the region struggling to recover from super-cyclone Amphan in May, the Guardian reports. BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
WANT TO STOP CLIMATE CHANGE? EDUCATE GIRLS. A growing body of evidence suggests that educating girls could have profound effects on containing climate change. Research finds that education helps women better understand the dangers of global warming and prepare for disasters. For example, schools often teach students how to navigate a disaster, such as when to seek shelter against acoming storm.
THE DECADES-LONG STRUGGLE TO PROTECT VENICE FROM WORSENINGMOSE BARRIER VENICEMOSE VENICE 2018PROJECT MOSE VENICEVENICE MOSETHE LIFE OF MOSES And MOSE still isn’t finished. Work will continue until the end of 2021, the conclusion of a decades-long effort to shield Venice against the sea. Floods have always afflicted Venice, but they grew more severe over the 20th century. As people drew down reserves of THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper WORSENING WEATHER COULD MAKE LIFE MISERABLE FOR LUPUS A new study finds heat and humidity can aggravate the symptoms of lupus. Source: Pixabay. Rheumatologist George Stojan says that many of his lupus patients know their joints are going to swell or go stiff when the weather shifts, particularly when the temperature or humidity changes. It got him thinking about how climate change could exacerbate EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations. LA IS PAINTING ITS STREETS WHITE TO KEEP THE CITY COOL To protect public health, city officials are going to make the city cooler. As part of that effort, Los Angeles is coating its roads in CoolSeal, a gray paint that keeps streets and parking lots 10 degrees cooler than black asphalt. Engineers developed the material for military air bases to keep spy planes cool while they rest on thetarmac.
DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
STEAK MADE FROM INSECT-INSPIRED LAB-GROWN MEAT? YUM Eventually, the technology will progress to the point where it’s possible to make lab-grown bacon. Scientists could also dream up all-new meat dishes, as they are able to control meat at the cellular level. Rubio said that lab-grown insect-based steaks and burgers will have to taste like meat if people are to eat them instead of afarm-raised
WANT TO STOP CLIMATE CHANGE? EDUCATE GIRLS. A growing body of evidence suggests that educating girls could have profound effects on containing climate change. Research finds that education helps women better understand the dangers of global warming and prepare for disasters. For example, schools often teach students how to navigate a disaster, such as when to seek shelter against acoming storm.
THE LEGACY OF EAST CHICAGO'S LEAD CRISIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL Indiana Harbor in East Chicago, Indiana. Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Chicago District. Akeeshea Daniels once lived in the West Calumet public housing complex in the shadow of a former lead smelter in East Chicago, Indiana. She worried about the pervasive lead pollution in the area and hoped that the government would fix theproblem.
THE DECADES-LONG STRUGGLE TO PROTECT VENICE FROM WORSENINGMOSE BARRIER VENICEMOSE VENICE 2018PROJECT MOSE VENICEVENICE MOSETHE LIFE OF MOSES And MOSE still isn’t finished. Work will continue until the end of 2021, the conclusion of a decades-long effort to shield Venice against the sea. Floods have always afflicted Venice, but they grew more severe over the 20th century. As people drew down reserves of SCIENTISTS DEVELOP SPIT-POWERED BATTERY And now, thanks to a miracle of modern science, you can make a battery using spit. Researchers at Binghamton University have created a paper-based bacteria-powered battery. One drop of saliva can activate the device, which can generate enough electricity to power an LED light for around 20 minutes. The battery is the subject of a new paper WORSENING WEATHER COULD MAKE LIFE MISERABLE FOR LUPUS A new study finds heat and humidity can aggravate the symptoms of lupus. Source: Pixabay. Rheumatologist George Stojan says that many of his lupus patients know their joints are going to swell or go stiff when the weather shifts, particularly when the temperature or humidity changes. It got him thinking about how climate change could exacerbate EVERYBODY WANTS EV CHARGING STATIONS. NOBODY WANTS TO The government is installing a fast charging station every 30 miles on main roads. EV drivers can get free charging at public stations in addition to free parking and free access to toll roads. Sifuentes said these kinds of policies are needed to spur the growth of EVs and support the installation of EV charging stations. LA IS PAINTING ITS STREETS WHITE TO KEEP THE CITY COOL To protect public health, city officials are going to make the city cooler. As part of that effort, Los Angeles is coating its roads in CoolSeal, a gray paint that keeps streets and parking lots 10 degrees cooler than black asphalt. Engineers developed the material for military air bases to keep spy planes cool while they rest on thetarmac.
DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
Death by Chocolate. Chocolate production generates a lot of pollution. To minimize your impact, opt for dark — just a little — and skip the frills. It was predictable that one day Adisa Azapagic, who studies the carbon footprint of various foods, would get around to chocolate. Little was known about the environmental impact ofproducing
GAS IS THE NEW COAL, PRESENTS STRANDED ASSET RISKS Gas Is The New Coal, Presents Stranded Asset Risks. Nexus Media News X April 19, 2021. Gas and gas assets are in danger of becoming stranded assets as the methane-based fossil fuel loses its luster with investors and utilities even faster than coal, Bloomberg reports. Renewable energy prices have fallen quickly during the last decade andmany
BIOGAS MADE FROM MANURE IS GOOD FOR THE CLIMATE, BUT NOT Methane is a potent heat-trapping gas that is prone to leaking from gas drilling sites and pipelines in addition to cow feedlots. Because the dairy industry accounts for more than half of California’s methane emissions, the state has allocated more than $180 million to digester projects as part of its California Climate Investmentsprogram.
EPA DAMAGE FROM TRUMP COULD HAMBER BIDEN AGENDA EPA Damage From Trump Could Hamber Biden Agenda. Nexus Media News X February 12, 2021. President Biden’s ambitious plans to combat climate change and environmental injustice will require a robust EPA, which is in crisis after four years of “an all-out assault” by the Trump administration, Buzzfeed reports. Elizabeth Southerland, EPA’s TINY NUMBER OF METHANE SUPER EMITTERS, DISPROPORTIONATE A relatively tiny number of Permian oil and gas sites are responsible for a wildly disproportionate amount of methane pollution, a new study from Methane Source Finder found. A MILLION YEARS OF MUD: CLIMATE CHANGE WILL MAKE MONSOONS Climate change will likely worsen monsoons affecting one-fifth of the world’s population, new research suggests. The study, published Friday in Science Advances, assessing data from the past million years, supports previous research showing global warming caused by burning fossil fuels like gas, oil and coal, will lead to more unpredictable and extreme rainfall during South Asia’s monsoon FRACKING COMPANIES GO BANKRUPT, EXECS. CASH IN, EVERYONE Fracking companies are going bankrupt at a rapid pace, often with taxpayer-funded bonuses for executives, leaving harm for communities, taxpayers, and workers, the New York Time reports. BANGLADESH SUBMERGED BY WORST MONSOON FLOODING IN DECADES At least 550 people have been killed, and nearly 10 million affected, by prolonged monsoon flooding in Bangladesh, Nepal, and Northeast India, further wounding the region struggling to recover from super-cyclone Amphan in May, the Guardian reports. WOMEN HURT MORE BY CLIMATE CAUSES, IMPACTS New reporting highlights the disproportionate burden, caused at both ends of the climate change cycle, borne by women. In Minnesota, where Enbridge is seeking to build its controversial Line 3 tar sands oil pipeline, warnings from Indigenous groups over the link between the influx of extractive industry workers and sexual violence are coming to fruition, the Guardian reports. ARE WE SCREWED ON CLIMATE CHANGE? Are We Screwed On Climate Change? The answer is complicated. This comic strip explains why. Jeremy Deaton X Matteo Farinella X March 24, 2020. Published in: Popular Science. If you are a climate scientist, you are likely to hear the same question, again and again, from inquiring minds at weddings, bar mitzvahs, birthday parties andcocktail
MOWING YOUR LAWN? SKIP ONE WEEK, BUT NOT TWO. Ecologist Susannah B. Lerman believes most homeowners fall into one of three groups when it comes to lawn care. Group #1 includes “lawn people,” who covet the perfect lawn and “spend thousands of dollars each year to have a lush, green, weed-free lawn,” she said. Group #2 is made up of “neighbors of lawn people,” ContinuedHomepage
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