Europe

• Chef Nadia Sammut Aims to Educate About How Food Affects the Earth
• The UK’s Award-Winning Centenary Building May be Reduced to Rubble
• Volkswagen and Rivian Form Joint Venture, Deepening Alliance
• Europe Imposes Higher Tariffs on Electric Vehicles Made in China
• Amid Climate Crisis, Svalbard Global Seed Vault Gets a Huge Deposit
• These Museum Exhibits Have To Be Smelled To Be Believed
• Europe Raises Tariffs on China’s E.V.s, Confronting a Key Trade Partner
• Britain Backs Plan to Store Carbon Dioxide Under the Sea
• Europe Expected to Approve Higher Tariffs on Electric Cars From China
• Study Finds Climate Change Doubled Likelihood of Recent European Floods
• Backlash Erupts Over Europe’s Anti-Deforestation Law
• Chinese Automakers’ Answer to E.U. Tariffs: Build in Europe
• Offshore Wind Slowed by Broken Blades, Rising Costs and Angry Fishermen
• 4 Climbers Are Found Dead on Mont Blanc in the French Alps
• Greener Steel at Britain’s Largest Plant Comes With Heavy Job Losses
• Dragons and Sharks on a Beach Near You: The Story of the Great Lego Spill
• Is This Massive Attack Concert the Gold Standard for a Green Gig?
• Greenpeace Tries a Novel Tactic in Lawsuit Over Dakota Access Pipeline
• 2024 on Track to Be the Hottest Year on Record
• After Olympic Triathlons in Seine, Leaders Hail Dual Wins for France
• Germans Combat Climate Change With D.I.Y. Solar Panels
• City of Springfield, Mass., selected to receive a nearly $20 million Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grant
• Planet Sets Record for Hottest Day Twice in a Row
• Mediterranean Drought Forces a Hard Choice: Who Gets the Water?
• Maine to benefit from a $450 million grant for community-driven solutions to cut climate pollution across New England
• Massachusetts to benefit from a $450 million grant for community-driven solutions to cut climate pollution across New England
• Connecticut to benefit from over $700 million in grants for community-driven solutions to cut climate pollution across New England
• New Hampshire to benefit from a $450 million grant for community-driven solutions to cut climate pollution across New England
• Investing in Montague: EPA celebrates $5 million Brownfields grant for revitalization efforts
• EPA fines construction firm for alleged violations of federal lead-based paint rule
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $18 million to support clean U.S. manufacturing of construction materials across New England
• Deadline for public input extended for EPA’s proposed cleanup plan for the Collins & Aikman Plant (former) Superfund Site 
• EPA New England Makes Healthy Communities Grants Available to Protect Public Health and the Environment in New England
• EPA hands down penalties to Rhode Island corporation for FIFRA violations
• EPA Selects Educational Organizations to Receive Over $3.6 million to Support Environmental Projects Nationwide
• EPA selects four educational organizations to receive funding for environmental projects in New England
• As the E.V. Revolution Slows, Ferrari Enters the Race
• Public input sought at meeting to update community on EPA’s cleanup plan at the Collins & Aikman Plant (former) Superfund Site
• EPA awards Massachusetts $254,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• Connecticut property owner to pay penalty and perform lead abatement for violations of federal lead-based paint rules
• EPA fines Gloucester, Mass. company for alleged violations of the Clean Air Act
• EPA awards over $8.8 million to reduce air pollution from wood heaters
• EPA and Partners Announce Winner of Water Toxicity Sensor Challenge
• EPA announces New England’s winners of Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educator and the President’s Environmental Youth Award
• EPA fines Newburyport, Mass. company for alleged violations of the Clean Air Act and Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act
• The Greens Are Dead. Long Live the Greens!
• EPA settles with Maine-based rail transportation company over alleged Clean Water Act violations
• The E.U. Votes: What We’re Watching For
• EPA fines Connecticut property management company and property owners for alleged violations of federal Lead Disclosure Rule in New Haven and Waterbury
• Summer Season Reminder About Woonasquatucket River “Do’s and Don’ts”
• Greece Is Betting Big on Liquefied Natural Gas From the U.S.
• EPA Fines Brockton, Mass. Company for Alleged Clean Water Act Violations
• Hold the French Fries! Paris Olympics Chart a New Gastronomic Course.
• EPA and partners celebrate groundbreaking of Scovill Industrial Landfill Superfund Site cleanup
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire on May 22, 2024
• EPA settles with Massachusetts solar company for Construction General Permit violations
• EPA visits lead pipe removal sites in the City of Malden
• EPA completes removal of over 100,000 cubic yards of contamination at the Raymark Superfund Site
• EPA reminds New Englanders to use free air quality monitoring tools this summer
• EPA to host virtual environmental justice webinar for New England communities
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Connecticut lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for New Hampshire lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Maine lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $50 million for Massachusetts lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Rhode Island lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $28 million for Vermont lead pipe replacement to advance safe drinking water as part of Investing in America agenda
• Hydrogen Offers Germany a Chance to Take a Lead in Green Energy
• EPA salutes citizen scientists’ water quality monitoring of the Merrimack
• EPA settles with Rhode Island corporation for hazardous waste violations 
• EPA takes action against Bethel, Connecticut company for lead renovation rule violations
• Biden-Harris Administration announces Vermont Department of Public Service to receive nearly $62.5 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across Vermont
• Biden-Harris Administration announces The Maine Governor’s Energy Office to receive over $62 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across Maine
• Biden-Harris Administration announces Executive Office of the State of New Hampshire to receive over $43.5 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across New Hampshire
• Biden-Harris Administration announces Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources to receive over $156 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration announces Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to receive nearly $62.5 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across Connecticut
• Biden-Harris Administration announces Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources to receive over $49 million to deliver residential solar, lowering energy costs and advancing environmental justice across Rhode Island
• $15 million construction project for the Commerce Street Plume Superfund Site slated to start this summer
• EPA New England issues three air permits for offshore wind farm projects
• Banks Made Big Climate Promises. A New Study Doubts They Work.
• EPA Awards $1.275M to Advance Resilience in Disadvantaged Communities
• Plan to Stash Pollution Beneath the Sea Could Save Money and Jobs
• Angry Farmers Are Reshaping Europe
• EPA starts lead inspection sweep in the greater Manchester New Hampshire area to prevent childhood lead poisoning
• London Boat Race Marred by High Levels of E. Coli in Thames
• EPA enforcement action leads to settlement with school bus transportation company for alleged Clean Air Act violations
• EPA New England honors 2024 ENERGY STAR Winners in Conn., Mass. and N.H.
• In France, the Future Is Arriving on a Barge
• EPA partners with Passamaquoddy Tribe at Pleasant Point to foster equitable Brownfields development strategies to reach environmental goals
• EPA finds lead-based paint at Putnam, Conn. apartment complex may present imminent and substantial endangerment to tenants
• Long Before Amsterdam’s Coffee Shops, There Were Hallucinogenic Seeds
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Strongest-ever pollution standards for cars will reduce pollution, create jobs, cut costs, and ensure companies and workers lead the clean vehicle future
• EPA celebrates 20 years of methane reduction accomplishments at the Global Methane Forum
• EPA Settles Chemical Accident Prevention Case in New Bedford
• EPA takes action against two Rhode Island companies for Clean Air Act Asbestos violations
• Canada’s Devastating Fires Force Seasonal Businesses Into an Uncertain Future
• BMW Is a Surprise Winner in Electric Vehicles
• EPA proposes adding the Upper Columbia River, WA to Superfund List
• EPA’s Southeast New England Program announces additional $1.25M request for proposals to advance resilience in disadvantaged communities
• A New Gondola Takes Visitors to a Vanishing Alpine Glacier. Is That a Good Thing?
• EPA takes action against three New England companies for Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act violations 
• Farmers Clash With Police and Macron at Paris Agricultural Fair
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $55 million for New Hampshire drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure upgrades as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine Removed from EPA Superfund List
• Shell Sees Demand Surging for Liquefied Natural Gas
• This Arctic Circle Town Expected a Green Energy Boom. Then Came Bidenomics.
• Biden-Harris Administration expands EPA program to bring wastewater sanitation services to 150 more underserved communities across Rural America as part of Investing in America Agenda
• EPA and New England Aquarium spotlight the sunken treasure of Blue Carbon in climate resilience
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Lowell to Address Pollution in Merrimack River
• EPA announces inaugural Artist-in-Residence Program in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Five New Hampshire Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanup at Woodstock, Connecticut Superfund Site this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanup at Saco, Maine Superfund Site this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at 14 Massachusetts Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Three Rhode Island Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Six Vermont Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA penalizes a Massachusetts chemical company for violating chemical safety law
• EPA penalizes a Massachusetts chemical company for allegedly violating chemical safety law
• EPA Recognizes Rhode Island Wastewater Treatment Entities for Excellence
• EPA Recognizes New Hampshire Wastewater Treatment Entities for Excellence
• EPA Recognizes Massachusetts Industrial Pretreatment Program for Excellence
• EPA Recognizes Vermont Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators for Excellence
• EPA Recognizes Maine Wastewater Treatment Facility for Excellence
• EPA takes action against Connecticut contractor for failing to follow lead-safe work practices when renovating
• As Switzerland’s Glaciers Shrink, a Way of Life May Melt Away
• Can Backcountry Skiing Survive in the Northeast?
• ‘Significant Damage’ Reported As Storm Gerrit Moves Through Britain
• Europe and Asia React to U.S. Push for Tech and Clean Energy
• E.U. Relaxes Trade Rules on Electric Cars From Britain
• It Could Be a Vast Source of Clean Energy, Buried Deep Underground
• At COP28, More Than 20 Nations Pledge to Triple Nuclear Capacity
• King Charles Challenges World Leaders at COP28 Climate Summit
• Climate Change is Spoiling Italy’s White Truffle Trade
• 2023 Virtually Certain to Be the Hottest Year on Record, Scientists Say
• The Rigid World of French Cheesemaking Meets Unbound Climate Change
• Why Olive Oil Is So Expensive Right Now
• Belgian Preserve Melds Farming and Conservation, and Fights Extreme Weather
• How to Navigate the Unpredictability of Travel in the Age of Climate Change
• Discovering Albania’s Timeless Vjosa River
• Some Whales May Have Been Wiped Out by Medieval Europeans
• Venice Is Spared From a Spot on UNESCO World Heritage Danger List
• Germany’s Oldest Hops Thrived for Centuries. Then Came Climate Change.
• Paris Turns ‘Little Belt’ of Train Tracks Into Green Spaces
• EPA Selects a Cleanup Plan for New Hampshire Plating Company Superfund Site, Merrimack, N.H.
• Tadano Group to Pay $40 Million to Settle Clean Air Act Violations After Selling Noncompliant Diesel Engines
• EPA New England Awards $3M to State of Vermont for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• EPA New England Awards Nearly $5M to State of Massachusetts and Two Metropolitan Areas for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• EPA New England Awards Nearly $3M to State of Maine for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• EPA New England Awards $3M to State of New Hampshire for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• EPA New England Awards $6M to State of Connecticut and Three Metropolitan Areas for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• EPA New England Awards $4M to State of Rhode Island and the Providence Metropolitan Area for Comprehensive, Economy-wide Climate Mitigation Planning
• For Greek Fires and Other Crises, E.U. Builds Emergency Force
• To Escape the Heat in Dubai, Head to the Beach at Midnight
• European Climate Czar Steps Down to Take Part in Dutch Elections
• In France, ‘Climate Fresk’ Global Warming Workshops Are a Hit
• Canada Wildfires Force Evacuations in Yellowknife and Kelowna
• UMass Amherst Selected for $1+ Million EPA Research Grant to Address Energy Transitions in Underserved Communities
• University of Maine Selected for $1+ Million EPA Research Grant to Address Energy Transitions in Underserved Communities
• EPA Settlements with Maine Companies Improve Chemical Safety and Impose Over $370,000 in Penalties
• EPA Selects Four Educational Organizations in New England to Receive Funding to Support Environmental Projects
• EPA Awards $11M in Research Grants to Address Energy Transitions in Underserved Communities
• EPA to award New Hampshire $214,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Massachusetts $275,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Maine $272,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Connecticut $236,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• EPA to award Rhode Island $228,000 to support water quality monitoring at beaches
• “Blue Carbon Reservoirs from Maine to Long Island NY” Report is now available
• Swiss Women Sue Government Over Climate Change Protections
• Rishi Sunak Home Scaled by Greenpeace Protesters in Britain
• EPA Settles with World’s Third Largest Shipping Container Company over Claims of Clean Water Act Violations
• EPA New England Announces New Partnership with Landmark College of Putney, Vt. to Advance Opportunities for Neurodivergent Individuals in Government Careers
• $10 million grant opportunity to advance environmental justice in New England
• An American Energy Giant Sees Israel as a Springboard to Europe
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island on July 28, 2023
• EE. UU. impone una multa de USD 650 000 a una instalación de North Kingstown, R.I., por infracciones a las leyes de prevención de accidentes con sustancias químicas
• U.S. Fines North Kingstown, R.I.-Based Facility $650,000 for Chemical Accident Prevention Violations
• British Conservatives’ Commitment to Green Policy Is Tested
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $58 million to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $184,000 for Hawaii to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $552,000 for Nevada to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $5 Million for California to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $80,000 for American Samoa to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $862,000 for Arizona to Reduce Lead in Schools and Childcare Facilities Through Investing in America Agenda
• EPA and Lawmakers Celebrate $500K Cleanup Grant for Polluted Brownfields Site in Rhode Island
• Around the Globe, Searing Heat With No Sign of Relief
• Extreme Heat Grips 3 Continents as Climate Change Warms Earth
• Wildfire in Canary Islands Forces Thousands to Evacuate
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Tuesday July 18, 2023
• New Heat Wave Descends on Europe, as It Struggles to Adapt
• In France, a Bastille Day With Fewer Fireworks
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, on July 12, 2023
• Iceland Monitors New Volcanic Eruption
• EPA Celebrates Over $13.7M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Massachusetts
• $10 Million Grant Opportunity to Enhance Environmental Justice in New England Communities
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Saturday July 1, 2023
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Friday June 30, 2023
• Canada Wildfires and U.S. Air Quality: What to Know and How Long the Smoke Will Last
•  New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Thursday June 29, 2023
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Keddy Mill Superfund Site Superfund Site in Windham, Maine
• North Sea Sees Potential Shift from Oil and Gas to Renewable Energies
• EPA, State and Local Officials Celebrate Award of Over $8.8M in Rebate and Infrastructure Funding for 28 Zero-Emission Buses in Connecticut
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $7.2M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in New Hampshire
• New England Continues to Experience Poor Air Quality due to Smoke from Canadian Wildfires on Thursday June 8, 2023
• Canadian Wildfires Prompt Poor Air Quality Alert for Parts of New England on June 7, 2023
• D-Day’s Historic Beaches Face a New Onslaught: Rising Seas
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $8.8M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Connecticut
• Canadian Wildfires Prompt Poor Air Quality Alert for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont on June 6, 2023 
• EPA to Start Field Work at Tremont City Barrel Fill Superfund Site in German Township, Ohio
• Europe Frets U.S. Battery Factory Subsidies Will Hurt, Not Help
• EPA Proposes Updated Protection for Boston Coastal Waters in New Draft Permit for MWRA Deer Island Facility and 43 Contributing Communities
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $500K Cleanup Grant for Polluted Brownfields Site in Rhode Island
• Canadian Wildfires Spark Air Quality Advisory for parts of New England on May 31, 2023
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire on June 1, 2023
• Comments Sought on Proposed Interim Groundwater Cleanup Plan at New Hampshire Plating Company Superfund Site, Merrimack, N.H.
• EPA and State/Local Officials Celebrate Award of 14 Zero-Emission School Buses in New Bedford and New $400 Million Clean School Bus Opportunity
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $13.7M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $16.2M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Maine
• Can the outdoors help our health? WWF’s Elisabeth George reflects on nature and well-being
• Canada Wildfires Rage in Alberta and British Columbia
• EPA and Peace Corps Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Environmental Protection Around the World
• In England, Coastal Homeowners Flee as the Sea Swallows Their Towns
• EPA Issues Administrative Order Requiring Town of Epping Take Corrective Actions to Eliminate Discharge of Untreated Wastewater into Lamprey River
• EPA Ensures that Hartford Bus Company Reduces Engine Idling
• EPA Announces $48 Million Settlement for Cleanup of the Olin Chemical Superfund Site in Wilmington, Massachusetts
• EPA Celebrates Massachusetts Efforts to Combat Climate Change
• In Norway, the Electric Vehicle Future Has Already Arrived
• EPA Settlements Resolve Alleged Violations of Toxic Chemical Reporting Requirements by Six New England Companies
• EPA Reminds New Englanders to Use Free Air Quality Alerts for the Summer Smog Season
• EPA Invests $41 million in New Technical Assistance to Help Communities Address Wastewater Challenges
• EPA New England Announces recipients of the 2023 President’s Environmental Youth Awards and Presidential Innovation Awards for Environmental Educators
• Two Rhode Island teachers receive EPA’s 2023 Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
• Europe’s New Tax on Greenhouse Gases
• Proposed Settlement Resolves EPA Clean Water Act Claims Against Maine Fish Hatchery
• In Italy, Leonardo’s Ferry Is Left High and Dry by Global Warming and Red Tape
• EPA New England Celebrates Earth Week by Making Community Grants Available to Protect Public Health and the Environment
• University of Connecticut Selected as a Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across New England Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• Vermont Organization Selected as Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across New England and USA to Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• EPA Outlines Expedited Efforts to Investigate and Address Contamination at Lower Neponset River Superfund Site
• Poor Air Quality Expected for parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut on April 14, 2023
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $3 Million to Maine to Fund Innovative Projects That Tackle Climate Pollution
• EPA Proposes Air Permit for Construction Activity at Revolution Wind Offshore Wind Project
• Macron, Trying to Move Past Pension Fury, Announces Water Plan
• EPA’s Finalization of “Good Neighbor” Plan will reduce transport of harmful air pollution to Connecticut
• EPA Announces New England Virtual Listening Session on PFAS Strategic Roadmap
• EPA Honors New England Organizations as 2023 ENERGY STAR Partners of the Year
• EPA Takes Action Against Connecticut Company for Clean Air Act Violations in New Haven
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Holyoke to Reduce Sewage in Connecticut River
• EPA Settlement with Cold Storage Warehouse and Distribution Company Helps Make New Bedford and Hartford Communities Safer
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 Increase of Toxic Chemical Releases in Massachusetts
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 Decrease of Toxic Chemical Releases in Connecticut
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 Decrease of Toxic Chemical Releases in New Hampshire, but generated waste increased
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 Toxic Chemical Releases in Vermont have decreased
• EPA Analysis Shows 2021 increase of Toxic Chemical Releases in Rhode Island
• A Hungarian Town Seethes Over a Giant Chinese Battery Plant
• Scientists Investigate a Bird Flu Outbreak in Seals
• Settlement Agreement Reimburses Taxpayers for Cost of Removing Hazards at Bristol, Conn. Cleanup Site
• Lewiston, Maine Bakery Recognized by EPA for Energy Efficiency
• EPA Settlement Resolves Alleged Hazardous Waste Management Violations at Fall River, Mass. Facility
• U.S. and Europe Angle for New Deal to Resolve Climate Spat
• United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Announce Settlement with City of Gloucester to Upgrade Sewage Treatment Infrastructure
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in South Carolina
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in North Carolina
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants of 2022
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in Kentucky
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in Mississippi
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in Alabama
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in Florida
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in Tennessee
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $17.9+ Million for Clean Water Infrastructure Upgrades Through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Maine
• Farewell to Vivienne Westwood, Fashion’s Rebel With a Cause
• Anaconda, Montana now thriving after more than three decades of clean-up efforts by EPA, State, businesses, and the community
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $19 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in New Hampshire
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $19 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Rhode Island
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $19 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Vermont
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $38 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $19 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding to Address Emerging Contaminants like PFAS in Drinking Water in Connecticut
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding Will Expedite Cleanups at Three Superfund Sites in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Vermont
• As Energy Costs Bite, Museums Rethink a Conservation Credo
• EPA Launches New Initiative in Connecticut to Accelerate Lead Pipe Replacement to Protect Underserved Communities
• EPA Recognizes Rhode Island Wastewater Treatment Entities for Excellence
• New Hampshire Wastewater Treatment Entities Recognized by EPA for Excellence in Service to their Communities
• EPA Recognizes Suffield, Connecticut Wastewater Facility Operator for Outstanding Service
• EPA Recognizes Chicopee, MA Industrial Pretreatment Program for Outstanding Service
• CertaPro Painters of Maine Fined for Alleged Lead-Based Paint Violations
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Four Connecticut Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at One Vermont Superfund Site this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Six New Hampshire Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Two Maine Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Four Rhode Island Superfund Sites this Year
• EPA to Review Cleanups at Six Massachusetts Superfund Sites this Year
• War and Weather
• French Food Giant Danone Sued Over Plastic Use Under Landmark Law
• The Forest in Your Chocolate
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $1M from EPA’s Brownfields Grants to Train Connecticut Environmental Workers
• $10.3 Million in Grants Awarded to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound
• Qatar Extends Its Natural Gas Dominance at Russia’s Expense
• EPA and Massachusetts Officials Celebrate $19 Million of Public Health Protection Investments in Fall River
• EPA and Massachusetts Officials Celebrate Nearly $15 Million of Public Health Protection Investments in Fall River
• US Proposes Global Green Steel Club That Would Put Tariffs on China
• Federal settlement paves way for continued work at former Chlor-Alkali Facility Superfund Site
• French Police Guard Water as Seasonal Drought Intensifies
• EPA Announces 22 Healthy Communities Grants worth over $740,000 Awarded in New England
• EPA Announces 6 Healthy Communities Grants worth over $190,000 Awarded in Rhode Island
• EPA Settlement with Salem, Mass. Facility Achieves Better Protection from Risk of Chemical Accident
• EPA Takes Action to Hold School Bus Idling Violators Accountable in Four Massachusetts Communities
• EPA New England Provides Tips for a Healthier Heating Season
• Wealthy Nations Offer Indonesia $20 Billion to Curb Coal
• Can the Rhine River Be Saved From Climate Change?
• EPA Clean Air Act Settlements Address Illegal Tampering with Diesel Truck Emission Controls, Making Way for Cleaner Air in New England
• Rich Countries Offer Funds for Climate Loss and Damage After Decades of Resistance
• EPA Announces Settlement for Groundwater Cleanup at Landfill and Resource Recovery, Inc. Superfund Site in N. Smithfield, Rhode Island
• Your Wednesday Briefing: The U.S. Votes
• Even as Egypt Hosts Climate Summit, Selling Fossil Fuels Is a Priority
• What to Expect at This Year’s Crucial Climate Summit
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More than $13 Million from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program for 13 Maine School Districts
• New England Experienced a Slight Increase in the Number of Unhealthy Air Quality Days During the 2022 Ozone Season
• EPA Penalizes Property Management and Development Firm in Waterbury for Asbestos and Lead-Based Paint Violations
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $3 Million from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program for Two New Hampshire School Districts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More than $29 Million from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program for Five Massachusetts School Districts
• EPA Completes Reviews of 14 Superfund Site Cleanups in New England During 2022
• Climate Activists Throw Mashed Potatoes on Monet Painting
• Hassles of Cross-Border Trains Hamper EU’s Green Ambitions
• EPA Settlement Holds Tanker Truck Company Accountable for Two 2021 Oil Spills in Athol and Revere, Mass.
• Your Friday Briefing: U.S. Inflation Keeps Soaring
• EPA Highlights $650,000 Brownfields Investment in Vernon
• Germany Needs Coal to Replace Gas, So a Village Has to Go
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to New Hampshire Recipients
• EPA Awards Six Environmental Merit Awards to Rhode Island Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Vermont Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Massachusetts Recipients
• EPA Awards Two Environmental Merit Awards to Connecticut Recipients
• EPA Awards Three Environmental Merit Awards to Maine Recipients
• In Face of Drought, the Netherlands Reserves Course to Save Water
• Climate Change Made Summer Hotter and Drier Worldwide, Study Finds
• How to Time Your Leaf-Peeping Trip This Fall
• Critically endangered Arctic foxes successfully breed in Finland
• EPA Water Permits for Bulk Petroleum Storage Facilities Will Protect Chelsea Creek and Local Communities
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• Licenças de água da EPA para instalações de armazenamento de petróleo a granel protegerão Chelsea Creek e comunidades locais
• Atlantic Richfield Company Agrees to Complete Multi-Million Dollar Cleanup of the Anaconda Smelter Superfund Site
• Europe’s Shrinking Waterways Reveal Treasures, and Experts Are Worried
• European Union Signals a Move Away from Wood Energy
• With Drought, ‘Spanish Stonehenge’ Emerges Once Again
• Germany Announces New LNG Facility, a Move Away From Russian Energy
• Gorbachev’s Op-Eds in The Times
• Europe’s Drought Reveals WWII Relics and Bombs in Danube River
• Dairy Farmers in the Netherlands Are Up in Arms Over Emission Cuts
• Europe’s Scorching Summer Puts Unexpected Strain on Energy Supply
• Drought Is Declared in Parts of a Hot, Dry Britain
• Interior Department Leaders Highlight Biden-Harris Administration’s Commitment to Strengthening Indian Country, Environmental Protections at United Nations Conference
• How Heat Waves are Changing Tourism in Europe
• James Lovelock, Whose Gaia Theory Saw the Earth as Alive, Dies at 103
• Monkeypox Declared a Global Public Health Emergency
• Four Things Nations Can Do to Conserve Energy
• Monkeypox Goes Viral, Spreading to Dozens of New Countries
• London Shows How Unprepared Northern Cities Are for a Warmer World
• Europe’s Heat Wave Breaks UK Temperature Records and Drives Wildfires
• Where Dalí Once Painted the Sea, Wind Turbines Are Set to Rise
• António Guterres Warns That Humanity Faces ‘Collective Suicide’ Over Climate Crisis
• Plans to Fight Global Warming Face an Obstacle in Paris: Trees
• Extreme Heat Continues Its March Across Western Europe
• Climate Change Threatens St. Andrews, Golf’s Birthplace
• Wildfires, and a Heat Wave, Sweep Across Europe
• France Faces a Mustard Shortage
• Europe Seeing More Heat Waves Than Other Parts of the World
• Deadly Glacier Collapse in Italy Shows Reach of Europe’s New Heat
• France Will Renationalize EDF
• Europe Calls Gas and Nuclear Energy ‘Green’
• Is gas green?
• At Least 7 Die in Glacier Collapse in Italy’s Dolomites
• Natural Thirst Inspires Global First: a Law Restoring Nature
• Germany’s G7 Puts Climate Infrastructure Front and Center 
• Ukraine War’s Latest Victim? The Fight Against Climate Change.
• Heat Waves Around the World Push People and Nations ‘To the Edge’
• New Brand of Activist Takes Aim at Ukraine War and Climate Crisis, Together
• Shell, the Oil Giant, Will Sell Renewable Energy to Texans
• Sports in Norway, Like Skiing and Bobsledding, Face Threat From Warming Arctic
• On Safari in the Transylvanian Alps, Where Bison Roam Once More
• Wastewater Recycling Sends Microplastics Back to Soil, Ocean
• Interpol Finds Organized Crime’s Fingerprints on Gold Mining
• Humans Shown to Have ‘Surprising’ Nutritional Wisdom
• Humanity Can Halve Climate Emissions by 2030: UN Panel
• Germany’s Dependence on Russian Gas Is Difficult to Break
• Why Europe Is Investing Heavily in Trains
• How the Ukraine War Gave Fracking in the U.K. a Second Chance
• Europe and the U.S. Make Ambitious Plans to Reduce Reliance on Russian Gas
• Why the U.S. Can’t Quickly Wean Europe From Russian Gas
• Mercedes Opens Alabama Battery Plant, Part of a Southern Wave
• The People Who Draw Rocks
• Hunger Stalks the World as Russia Bombs Europe’s Breadbasket
• This Play Is Touring Europe. But No One’s Going Anywhere.
• Ukraine War and U.S. Politics Complicate Climate Change Fight
• Germany Has a New Climate Envoy: an American Greenpeace Activist
• Seen From Space: Huge Methane Leaks
• Europe labels nuclear and natural gas as sustainable investments.
• A Trove of Old Photos Could Reveal the Future of These Arctic Glaciers
• Is Norway the Future of Cars?
• 2021 Was Earth’s Fifth-Hottest Year, Scientists Say
• Europe Met a Climate Target. But Is It Burning Less Carbon?
• Europe Looks to Nuclear Power to Meet Climate Goals
• Large Insurers Are Hatching a Plan to Take Down Coal
• British Columbia’s Flooding Is Worse Because of Climate Change
• The Godmother of ‘Plant-Based’ Living
• Harris Meets Macron, Signaling a ‘New Era’ After Sub Snub, Both Say
• Boris Johnson Urges Negotiators to Break Impasse in Final Climate Summit Hours
• In France, the People COP26 Forgot Seethe Over Rising Energy Prices
• Climate Change Threatens Wine, and a Way of Life, in Jura
• Is Carbon Capture Here?
• ‘America Is Back,’ Biden Declared in June. The World Is About to Test Him.
• Biden Declared ‘America is Back’ in June. The World Is About to Test Him.
• Nor’easter Brings Hurricane-Force Winds to Massachusetts
• Queen Elizabeth Will Skip Climate Summit in Glasgow
• As Western Oil Giants Cut Production, State-Owned Companies Step Up
• Biden to Restore Three National Monuments in Utah and New England
• Skateboards, Climate Change and Freedom: Germany’s Next-Generation Parliament
• German Protesters Call for Climate Action as Election Nears
• Economic Impact of Climate Change in Europe Is Scrutinized
• Europe’s Energy Prices Soar Amid Switch to Renewable Resources
• Gabon Minister Suspends Shrimp Fishery and Expels Purse Seiner that Tormented Two Humpback Whales
• 1428 Dolphins Slaughtered in the Faroe Islands Sunday Night
• How the Netherlands is Avoiding River Flooding
• Biden’s Electric Car Plans Hinge on Having Enough Chargers
• German Election: Who Is the Green Party’s Annalena Baerbock?
• For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes
• Climate Change Contributed to Europe’s Deadly Floods, Study Finds
• National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) identifies China for illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing by its distant water (DWF) fleet
• A Sicilian Town Sends an Omen of a Much Hotter Future
• Safe + Sound Week Places Spotlight on Workplace Health and Safety
• After Deadly Floods, a German Village Rethinks Its Relationship to Nature
• It’s a Grizzly Bear Survival Program. For Grizzly Bears.
• Putting a Price on Pollution
• British Columbia Declares a State of Emergency as Wildfires Rage
• Germany Floods: Climate Change Moves to Center of Campaign as Toll Mounts
• ‘No One is Safe’: How The Heatwave Has Battered the Wealthy World
• What We Know About the Climate Connection to the European Floods
• European Floods Are Latest Sign of a Global Warming Crisis
• Climate Changed Is Blamed for Worsening Flooding in Europe
• Floods in Germany: Hundreds Missing and Scores Dead in Western Europe
• Europe Rolls Out Ambitious Climate Change Plan, but Obstacles Loom
• A Tiny Computer on a Snail Helps Solve an Extinction Mystery
• Save Our Sharks – Commentary by Captain Alex Cornelissen
• Heat Wave Spread Fire That Erased Lytton, British Columbia
• EU fines Volkswagen and BMW Nearly $1 Billion for Emissions Collusion
• June Was Hottest on Record for North America, Fourth Hottest Globally
• Deaths Spike in British Columbia Amid Western Canada Heat Wave
• At Nearly 116 Degrees, Heat in Western Canada Shatters National Record
• Climate watchdog says Britain lacks a strategy to meet its goals.
• Out-of-control wildfire near Lytton, B.C. grows to 350 hectares
• Advanced Recycling is Propelling the U.S. Economy toward a Sustainable Future by Curbing Plastic Waste
• Deb Haaland Wants to Restore National Monuments Slashed by Trump
• G7 Leaders Offer United Front as Summit Ends, but Cracks Are Clear
• Angela Merkel Makes a Low-Key Farewell at the G7 Summit
• Biden Aims to Bolster U.S. Alliances in Europe, but Challenges Loom
• Offshore Wind Farms Show What Biden’s Climate Plan Is Up Against
• Dispute Over a Coal Industry Pits Poland Against Its Neighbors
• Timber bottlenecks lead to construction stoppages in Germany
• Blazes That Refuse to Die: ‘Zombie Fires’
• Global Cactus Traffickers Are Cleaning Out the Deserts
• France’s Proposed Climate Law Is Stirring Divisions
• Melting Glaciers Have Exposed Frozen Relics of World War I
• Climate Change Could Cut World Economy by $23 Trillion in 2050, Insurance Giant Warns
• Climate Change Could Cut World Economy by $23 Trillion in 2050
• On the Menu at a Lunch in Italy: Protected Songbirds
• If You Build It, They Will Bike: Pop-Up Lanes Increased Cycling During Pandemic
• African Elephants Classed as Two Species, Both Endangered
• How to Clean Up Steel? Bacteria, Hydrogen and a Lot of Cash.
• B.C. urged to protect at-risk old growth while it works to transform forestry policy
• Building a ‘World That Works for Women’
• Reports on Phthalates: Alleged Reproductive and Neurotoxicity Effects Ignore Science, Promote Chemophobia
• Changing Climate Top Threat to Natural World Heritage
• Police Target the Most Lucrative of Environmental Crimes
• Court Faults France Over ‘Ecological Damage’ From Its Emissions Levels
• Nature Doesn’t Get a Paycheck. Now, There’s a Movement to Change That.
• World Leaders Reach for Climate Adaptation Strategies
• Europe Welcomes Biden, but Won’t Wait for Him
• UK Rolls Out New Vaccine, But Lockdown Ordered
• With Concessions and Deals, China’s Leader Tries to Box Out Biden
• David Attenborough Still Has Hope for Our Future
• The Science is Clear: Why Manufacturers are Asking EPA to Evaluate High Phthalates
• Your Monday Briefing
• The Facts About PFAS and COVID-19
• E.U. Agrees to Cut Emissions by 2030 in New Climate Deal
• The Killing of Killer Whales
• Another Month on a Warming Planet: Record-Hot November
• Formaldehyde and the Need for Best Available Science
• A Manatee Moment
• Guardian Misleads on PFAS and COVID-19
• Calling All Film-Makers
• Virus Quarantines World Health Organization Chief
• French Companies Integrate Biodiversity Impact Assessment
• UN Virtual Climate Dialogues to Fill COP26 Gap
• Fix, or Toss? The ‘Right to Repair’ Movement Gains Ground
• How Many Plants Have We Wiped Out? Here Are 5 Extinction Stories
• After a Year in the Ice, the Biggest-Ever Arctic Science Mission Ends
• Taking Action on Single-Use Plastics from New Jersey to California
• 1, 4-Dioxane and the Need for EPA to Lead on Consistent National Guidance
• 2020 Had the Warmest September on Record, Data Shows
• Why Do Seahorses Look Like Horses?
• Plastic Pellets Spell Big Problems for Our Ocean
• Melting Ice Reveals Mummified Penguins in Antarctica
• ‘Super-Enzyme’ Speeds Up Breakdown of Plastic, Researchers Say
• U.S. and European Oil Giants Go Different Ways on Climate Change
• Caribou, Old-growth Forest Losers in BC Logging Plans
• Shedding New Light on Microfiber Pollution
• Daimler to Pay $1.5 Billion for Fake Emissions Tests
• Climate Change Intensifies Despite Pandemic Lockdowns
• Help Save the Endangered Species Act
• Did Something Burp? It Was an Earthquake
• Science Matters: New York Times Ignores Chemical Research, Undermines Product Safety and Puts Essential Products at Risk
• ACC and OSHA Recognize Safe + Sound Week in August to Help Workplaces Stay Safe All Year Round
• 12 Incredible Historical Illustrations of Sharks
• BP Reports a Huge Loss and Vows to Increase Renewable Investment
• Tonnes Seized as Pandemic Motivates Food Fraud
• Sea Shepherd Warns that Sharks Have Less Protection on the High Seas
• In the Arctic, the Water Connects Us
• Joining Forces With the United States to Tackle Ghost Gear
• New Plan will Jeopardize the Arctic Coast
• New Orleans Cooking Demo with Ocean Conservancy and Centerplate Executive Chef Brandon Felder
• Climate Displacement is Happening Sooner Than You Think
• 6 Ways to Support Sustainable Fisheries From Home
• TSCA: 4 Years Past and Looking Ahead to Future
• The Legacy of Florida’s Little River
• How to Reduce Microfiber Emissions
• My Journey to Ghost Gear
• Economic Giants Are Restarting. Here’s What It Means for Climate Change.
• The Chemical Industry’s Response to a Crisis while in Crisis
• Why International Sewage Regulations Are 💩
• 40 Million Medical Pros Prescribe Green Recovery for G20
• Oxford University Will End Fossil Fuel Investments
• Global Vaccine Telethon Raises $8 Billion Without USA
• Pandemic Shock to Energy Industry Greatest in 70 Years
• The Business of Burps: Scientists Smell Profit in Cow Emissions
• Global Collaboration Accelerates New COVID-19 Weapons
• CPI Releases Complimentary Canadian Version of Online Health & Safety Training Program for Spray Polyurethane Foam Users
• New Study from Iceland Tracks Marine Debris
• What We Know—and Don’t Know—about Plastics and the Coronavirus Pandemic
• Ira Einhorn, Counterculture Guru and Murderer, Dies in Prison at 79
• Wait…What’s a Blue-Footed Booby?
• UK Prime Minister in Intensive Care With Coronavirus
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Welcomes New CEO: Captain Alex Cornelissen
• Jane Goodall Is Self-Isolating, Too
• What are Scrubbers?
• Sea Shepherd COVID-19 Announcement
• Europe Wants a ‘Right to Repair’ Smartphones and Gadgets
• Impact of Coronavirus Is Felt on an Arctic Science Expedition
• WHO: Threat of Global Coronavirus Pandemic ‘Very Real’
• EU to Enshrine in Law Climate Neutrality by 2050
• Coronavirus Could Slow Efforts to Cut Airlines’ Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Amazon’s 2019 Burned Area Trends Parallel Past 18 Years
• Unprecedented Locust Swarms Invade East Africa
• What is Watermelon Snow?
• Warming Winter Cuts Off a Sweet Wine Tradition in Germany
• Marine Wildlife from A to Z
• Spread of Virus Could Hasten the Great Coming Apart of Globalization
• Philips Aims to Become Carbon Neutral This Year
• Finance Ministers Grapple Over Economic Threat of Climate Change
• What are Invasive Species, Really? And What Can We Do About Them?
• EU Invests €100 million in a Climate-neutral Europe
• As Sea Levels Rise, Scientists Offer a Bold Idea: Dam the North Sea
• Canada Gas Pipeline Protests Yield Rail Shutdown, Arrests
• High Phthalates Panel Debunks Myths about Chemicals in Food Packaging
• Plastics in a Circular Economy: A Look Back Helps Industry Push Forward
• How Europe Turned Into a Perfect Landscape for Wildfires
• Green v Black: Greenpeace Protests BlackRock’s Coal Funding
• Coronavirus Declared Worldwide Public Health Emergency
• What Was Said at Davos on Climate Change
• When the Prince of Wales Is Your Landlord
• Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin Takes Jab at Greta Thunberg at Davos
• Trump, Thunberg Clash at World Economic Forum
• Trump and the Teenager: A Climate Showdown at Davos
• Ghost Gear Reflections and Resolutions
• World Economic Forum 2020 Aims for Sustainability
• Merkel’s New Year’s Speech Calls for Action on Climate and Tolerance
• How Cruise Ships Bring 1,200 Tons of Toxic Fumes to Brooklyn a Year
• Climate Change Strikes at the Heart of German Identity: The Woods
• The Nightjet: A Big Bet on Train Travelers Who Take It Slow
• France to Partner with Brazil States on Amazon, Bypassing Bolsonaro
• COP25: WWF and the international climate talks
• Soccer Can’t Avoid Climate Change Forever
• Greenhouse Gases Hit Yet Another Record High
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Massive Salmon Farm Die-Off Pollutes British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound
• Extinction Rebellion Co-Founder Apologizes for Holocaust Remarks
• My Favorite Time of the Year: Reflections on the GGGI Annual Meeting
• European Investment Bank to Stop Financing Fossil Fuels
• Take it Slow: Reducing Ship Speeds Helps Whales and Our Climate
• Venice Floods Because of Highest Tide in 50 Years
• Scandinavian Wine? A Warming Climate Tempts Entrepreneurs
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah Tribe’s Request to Hunt Whales
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah’s Tribe Request to Hunt Whales
• For The Whales: Sea Shepherd on Makah Tribe’s Request to Hunt Whales
• Dispatches on Ghost Gear from Our Ocean 2019
• Italy’s Students Will Get a Lesson in Climate Change. Many Lessons, in Fact.
• All In On Climate
• Flood of Oil Is Coming, Complicating Efforts to Fight Global Warming
• Learning, Sharing, Acting for the Ocean in Oslo
• Strait of Georgia Herring in Steep Decline
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Partners with Costa Rica’s Ministry of Environment
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Partners with Costa Rica’s Ministry of Environment
• Total Sued Under France’s New Duty of Vigilance Law
• 5 Seafood Traditions Around the World
• Greetings from the Our Ocean Conference in Oslo!
• France’s Far Right Wants to Be an Environmental Party, Too
• Airline Food Waste Is a Problem. Can Banana Leaves Be Part of the Solution?
• Climate Change Protests: With Fake Blood, Extinction Rebellion Hits N.Y.
• Climate Protesters Take to Streets of Cities Worldwide
• After a Caribbean Hurricane, the Battle Is Where, or Even Whether, to Rebuild
• Giant Glacier in the Alps Is in Danger of Collapse, Experts Warn
• Local Volunteer Coordinators are Mission Critical
• How to Prepare for the International Coastal Cleanup
• Sea Shepherd Sends Aid Ship to the Bahamas
• The World Wastes Tons of Food. A Grocery ‘Happy Hour’ Is One Answer.
• Lagarde Vows to Put Climate Change on the E.C.B.’s Agenda
• Sea Shepherd’s Recommendations Taken Seriously at CITES CoP 18
• CITES Bans Sale of Wild Baby African Elephants to Zoos
• Trump Disrupts France’s Effort to Green the G7 Summit
• As the Amazon Burns, Europe Leads the Charge on Climate
• Amazon Fires Prompt Alarm in Europe, and Anger at Brazil’s Government
• Governments Protect Giraffes at CITES Meeting
• Women, Youth and Climate Justice
• Will a ‘Fashion Pact’ Make Fashion Greener?
• Bringing Communities Together to Restore our Gulf
• From Disaster Recovery to Climate Justice
• Defending the Indefensible: Grieg Seafood Invites Pamela Anderson to Revisit
• CITES to Update Wildlife Trade Rules for 550 Species
• A Better Gulf Coast for Us All
• Climate Change Undercutting World Food Security
• Murder Most Foul in the Faroe Islands
• How Hot Was July? Hotter Than Ever, Global Data Shows
• Europe’s Heat Wave, Fueled by Climate Change, Moves to Greenland
• 200 Reindeer Starved to Death. Experts Call It a Sign of Climate Change.
• Prince Harry Plans 2 Children ‘Maximum,’ for the Sake of the Planet
• Pamela Anderson and First Nations Board Salmon Farms in BC
• As Extreme Heat Becomes New Normal in Europe, Governments Scramble to Respond
• A Heat Wave Bakes Europe, Where Air-Conditioning Is Scarce
• Can forensics save forests?
• Thank You Rutger Hauer
• Wildlife Changing Too Slowly to Survive Climate Change
• European Union Acts to Safeguard World’s Forests
• Record-high Number of Species under Threat of Extinction
• Greens Are the New Hope for Europe’s Center. For the Far Right, They’re Enemy No. 1.
• Global Operation Thunderball Grabs Wildlife Criminals
• The Difference Between Electric Eels and True Eels
• A Heat Wave Tests Europe’s Defenses. Expect More.
• Counterfeit Food and Drink Seized in Global Operation
• Macron Calls Climate Change a ‘Red Line’ Issue at G20, Rebuking Trump
• Carbon-neutral Fuel Created from Sunlight and Air
• Can Europe Wean Itself From Fossil Fuels? Its Leaders Are About to Decide
• In Britain, Politicians Shy Away From a Crackdown on Fast Fashion
• Trudeau Greenlights Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
• Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Global Shipping
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• Wild Salmon Recorded for First Time Inside Fish Farms
• Q&A with Ocean Farmer and Author Bren Smith
• Cruise Ships Pollute Port City Air More Than Cars
• Is Recycling Broken? Yes
• The Guardian is Promoting Fear, Not Facts
• British Columbia Bans Sale of Gas-powered Cars by 2040
• Governments Cue Hydrogen for Global Clean Energy Role
• Independent Study Finds Flaws in One-Size-Fits-All Approach to Flame Retardants
• Indigenous Pipeline Protest Disrupts Trudeau Fundraiser
• New technology helps WWF and partners study whales in one of the most remote places on the planet
• West Antarctic Glaciers Unstable, Melting Into the Sea
• Intense Early Season Fires Burn Across Europe
• Earth’s Most Famous Glaciers Could Melt Away by 2100
• Just one-third of the world’s longest rivers remain free-flowing
• An Arctic Report from the “Official Hometown of Santa Claus”
• EPA Administrator Concludes Engagements at G7 Environmental Ministers Meeting
• Humans Threaten One Million Species With Extinction
• EPA Administrator Discusses Marine Litter and Waste with US Stakeholders at G7 Meeting
• EPA Administrator Discusses Marine Litter and Waste with U.S. Stakeholders at G7 Meeting
• Microplastics are Blowing in the Wind—and Here’s Why That Matters
• Why We Oppose Bernhardt
• Is Recycling Enough to Save Our Whales from Plastics?
• Part I – FORMALDEHYDE: The Science, The Truth, and The Industry’s Commitment to Objective Chemical Assessments
• The Four Types of Forests Around the World
• What’s a boreal forest? And the three other types of forests around the world.
• Oil From Sunken Cargo Ship Menaces French Coast
• How Deep is the Ocean?
• EU Invests €10 Billion in Lowering Carbon Dioxide
• Your Top 10 Questions About Polar Bears Answered
• Hot Takes on Ocean Climate Change and Acidification
• These Prehistoric Ocean Animals are Still Around Today
• Connecting One of Our Smallest States to Our Planet’s Biggest Wonders
• 2019 Super Bowl Most Sustainable Ever
• Can a New Global Alliance Catalyze Investments and Models to End Plastic Waste? We Think It Can
• Washington D.C. Bans the Plastic Straw
• OECD: Firms Thrive Under EU’s Emissions Trading System
• Oysters Open the Doorway to Opportunity
• EU Ambassador Shares on Plastics, Cleanups and Loving the Sea
• New Congress Proposes Bold Action to Prohibit the Expansion of Risky Drilling
• What the American Academy of Pediatrics Report Got Wrong About PFAS in Food Packaging
• Sea Shepherd Welcomes the end of Whaling in the Southern Ocean
• 5 Fish to Brighten your Day
• Tracking the Chinese Squid Fleet in the South Pacific – Part 2: A City on the High Seas
• Looking Back on 2018’s Fight for Trash Free Seas®
• 5 of the Coolest NOAA Fleet Finds
• Macron Reverses Fuel Tax to Halt ‘Yellow Vest’ Revolt
• ISDS as a Catalyst for Growth: The U.S. Chemical Industry’s Case for Stronger Investment Protections Under the USMCA
• UN, 28 Banks Draft Global Responsibility Standards
• F&ES at the ISO New England Facility!
• F&ES at the ISO New England Facility!
• F&ES at the ISO New England Facility!
• UN Environment Chief Forced to Resign
• Open letter to the editor – Pediatrics – re: Food Additives and Child Health
• Interpol Operation Exposes Marine Pollution Crime
• Progress on Banning Dirty Fuel in Arctic Shipping
• Letter to the editor – Food Additives and Child Health
• Correcting misunderstandings of food additives and child health
• Tracking the Chinese Squid Fleet in the South Pacific – Part 1: Voyage to the Galapagos
• A World of Ocean Planning
• 5 Feathery Facts About Puffins
• European Clean Energy Innovators to Get €100 Million
• Winds of Change
• Celebrate Nanotechnology on National Nano Day
• Sustainable Ambitions: Michelin Plans for 2048
• Eerie animals?
• Eerie animals? Not so fast
• 8 Estuary Species that Need Your Help
• Hope for Wild Salmon and Orca as the Noose Tightens on Salmon Farms
• Japan’s Proposal to Resume Commercial Whaling Denied
• A Major Win for the Whales
• Worldwide Cancer Burden Growing Year by Year
• New Ship Strengthens Sea Shepherd’s Effort to Save the Vaquita
• An Unprecedented Breakup of Ice in the Arctic
• Salmon Farm Research Reveals Alarming Effects on BC’s Ecosystem
• WWF examines the loss of produce on farms and pathways to change
• Setting the record straight: Response to American Academy of Pediatrics report
• EU Countries Seek to Escape Air Pollution Limits
• Fires Sweep Europe: Arctic Circle to the Mediterranean
• A Partnership to Watch
• BC Court Rules Salmon Farms Over Territorial Rights of First Nations
• Baby Orca Death Could be Linked to Salmon Farm Virus
• Warming Rivers Emit Greenhouse Gases
• ACEEE symposium: Energy efficiency is a sustainability strategy
• Nuclear Fusion Reactor in France 55 Percent Complete
• Colombia’s Serranía de Chiribiquete is now the world’s largest tropical rainforest national park
• Finding the Arctic in the Swiss Alps
• Poland Sidesteps Bialowieza Forest Court Ruling
• An Iceland Without Whaling is On the Horizon
• A New Global Database for Quantifying the Impact of Consumption and Trade
• 11 Fabulous Fathers with Fins
• Protecting Treaty Trust Resource for Future Generations
• WHO: Eliminate Trans-fatty Acids in Global Food Supply
• Novel 4D Scanning Predicts Volcanic Activity
• Largest Fish Factory Vessel in the World Arrested and Seized
• Seoul Tops Carbon Footprint List of 13,000 Cities
• Canada Rescues Embattled Kinder Morgan Pipeline Project
• Sea Shepherd’s R/V Martin Sheen Cleared to Enter Canada
• Bonn Climate Talks Wrap With Meager Progress
• Nations Prepare to Implement Paris Climate Agreement
• WHO Reports ‘Alarming’ Death Toll From Air Pollution
• Something Slithery This Way Comes
• Reducing Vessel Pollution
• Chemical Industry Reaches for Sustainability
• On Earth Day: A Conversation with Former Secretary of State John Kerry
• UN Champions Rights of Environmental Defenders
• Tax Breaks Motivate Europeans to Buy Cleaner Cars
• Greenhouse Gases, the Queen of England and Narwhals
• Sea Shepherd Saves 25 Critically Endangered Totoabas at the Height of Spawning Season
• Pipeline Fight Reaches Canada’s Highest Court
• Jack Johnson’s Recycling PSA, and Other Takeaways from the 6th International Marine Debris Conference
• Mosquito & Tick-borne Viruses Thrive on Climate Change
• India Green News: India, France sign environment pact & more
• New York’s Fossil Fuel Fight
• Climate Change Is Increasing Avalanche Risk
• Dangerous Toy Alerts Reported Across Europe
• Are Appalachian Pipelines Being Built to Increase Exports?
• Groups Laud B.C.’s Caution as Kinder Morgan Threat Looms
• Electric Grid Resilience and FERC: What Happens Next?
• Everyone Who Fishes Should be Accountable
• Climate: Call to Action from School Girls & Meeting PM Modi
• Climate Action Makes (Business) Sense for U.S. Utilities
• Is Closure of BC Central Coast Roe Fishery a Red Herring? #SayNotoROE
• Week 58: Trump Maybe Admits Obama’s Regulations Were Good for the Economy
• St. Helena 2018: Shark! Fins on! Splash!
• Ten Facts about Big Cats on World Wildlife Day
• Alaska Oil Spill Blues
• NRDC to Pruitt: Strengthen Clean Power Plan, Don’t Repeal It
• Liza Ryan’s Altered Images Summon the Terrible Beauty of Antarctica
• Week 57: Judge Tells Pruitt to Stop with the Formaldehyde Already
• What We Do (and Don’t) Know About the Arctic: A Deeper Look at a Remarkable Ecosystem
• Air Pollution: Indian Cities Start to Fight Back
• Q & A with Environmental Journalist Mona Samari
• Driving the Market for Heat Pumps in the Northeast
• Monsanto Mouthpieces: House Science Committee, EPA, EU-EFSA
• Force Blue for Our Ocean: Giving Warriors a Cause, Giving a Cause its Warriors
• Borneo Has Lost Half of Its Orangutans in Recent Years—But There’s Still Hope
• FERC Storage Rule a Win for a More Flexible Grid
• St. Helena: A First Look at What We Learned About Ocean Plastics
• Inuit Voices on Canada’s Northwest Passage
• Partnerships for a Resilient Planet
• Caribou Action Plan Must Set Stage for Federal Leadership
• Partnership Aims for Comprehensive Restoration of Yelloweye Rockfish
• G20 Countries’ Public Coal Financing Reaches Five-Year High
• Our Ocean Under Trump
• Dams planned along the Mura River would devastate the “Amazon of Europe”
• Super Bowl LII is Creating a Different Kind of Playbook
• 5 interesting facts about the Pantanal, the world’s largest wetland
• 5 interesting facts about the Pantanal, the world’s largest tropical wetland
• The New England fishery council falls short
• Petitioning Canada to Save Iconic Whales
• NY Releases Master Plan to Grow Offshore Wind Power
• To Save Corals, We Must First Solve Global Waste
• PA’s Renewable Energy Goals are not in the Super Bowl
• California Goes Big on EVs
• Blue Planet II US Premiere Highlights Ocean Wonders and Threats
• Extreme Weather a Huge Threat, Trump’s Actions Make It Worse
• St. Helena 2018: Ocean Conservancy’s Upcoming Plastic Expedition to One of the World’s Most Remote Islands
• Last GOP Govt Shutdown Hurt Real People—This One Could, Too
• Can McDonalds make our food system more sustainable?
• New EPA Data: Cars Getting Better Mileage, Cleaner
• Chilean Courts Protect Patagonia’s Puelo and Cuervo Rivers
• 2017 Among Three Hottest Years; Arctic Melting Fast
• Cold temps prove value of electricity grid markets, planning
• Something Fishy: The Trouble with Atlantic Salmon in the Pacific Northwest
• A powerful industry denies science on livestock antibiotics*
• Oregon Cap and Invest Bill Is Ready for Prime-Time
• States Boost, Trump Rolls Back Clean Vehicles in 2017
• Climate Refugees Forecast to Flood Europe by 2100
• Three Trends That Should Make Environmentalists Hopeful About 2018
• Climate Change Literature that Made Waves in 2017
• This Is How We Stand Up to Trump
• 2017 Progress Toward Climate Goals: Efficient Buildings
• A Social Celebration of Our Ocean at Work
• E-waste Mountains Grow as Prices Fall, Incomes Rise
• First Quantum Minerals Invests in Controversial Pebble Mine
• Another Movie Review That Isn’t: Darkest Hour
• Environmental Triumphs Over Trump
• Sea Shepherd Vessel Makes History by Becoming First Ship Registered as a Marine Conservation Yacht
• Sea Shepherd Vessel Makes History by Becoming First Ship Registered as a Marine Conservation Yacht
• A Child of the Rust Belt
• Protecting progress in the Brazilian Amazon
• One Planet Summit Reshapes Climate Funding Landscape
• Leaders Accelerate Climate Action Two Years After Paris
• Not All That Glitters is Gold. Some of it is Actually Plastic.
• Bacterial Contamination Results in Puerto Rico Post Maria
• Our Ocean at Work: A Whale of a Challenge
• Norway, Unilever: US$400 Million Climate Resilience Fund
• Sea Shepherd, Taino Warriors and Actress Michelle Rodriguez Team Up to Provide Sustainable Tools and Resources to Puerto Rico
• POWER SHIFT: New Report on International Coal vs. RE Finance
• Defending Renewable Energy in New England
• India Green News: India’s First EV Charging Station & More
• Coming Together to Protect Bears Ears
• China, India, US: Transformative Energy Efficiency Practices
• A Season of Gratitude: What We’re Thankful For in 2017
• Threatened Marine Monument is a Whale and Dolphin ‘Hotspot’
• Urgency Propels Climate Actions, Funding at COP23
• Latino Voices in Bonn
• Latin America Demonstrates Leadership at COP23
• India Green News: India Advances Launch of Euro-VI Fuels
• Yes, Renewables Are Leading the Fight Against Climate Change
• India’s Progress Toward Its Climate Pledge – Video
• U.S. State, City Climate Leaders: “We Are Still In”
• LED Lighting Could Save Developing Countries $40 Billion/yr.
• People of the Shore
• Tech challenge spurs two innovations to prevent human-wildlife conflict
• Renewables Rule at COP23 Energy Day
• PJM Asks of FERC: Abandon Basic Economic Principles
• Week 42: Our Air Is Too Clean?
• Cities Stand United on Paris Agreement at COP-23
• Energy Efficiency: Bipartisan Solution That Needs Support
• Air Pollution Emergency in Delhi – #DelhiSmog
• New Haven Is for the Birds—and the People
• New WHO Guideline Offers Hope in Curbing Antibiotics
• 2017: One of Earth’s Top Three Hottest Years
• Latin America Green News 10/30 – 11/05/2017
• FERC Gas Pipeline Review Process Needs 21st Century Approach
• Climate and Caribou: Canadian Boreal Protection Helps Both
• UN Global Climate Meeting Races Against Time
• Implementing the Paris Agreement: 1st Year Progress Report
• International Climate Action Continues: Key Trends at COP23
• Indian Leaders Move to Tackle Growing Costs of Air Pollution
• Time to Change Our Clocks Back and Our Light Bulbs Forward
• Boreal Clearcutting Undermines Canada’s Climate Leadership
• Ocean Horror Story: Urban Legends of the Sea
• Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Highest in 800,000 Years
• Latin America Green News 10/23 – 10/29/2017
• Bad Senate Bill Would Clear the Way for Pipelines
• The Disgrace of Scott Pruitt
• Dogs Are a Kiwi’s Best Friend (and Worst Enemy)
• African Elephant Poaching Down, Ivory Seizures Up
• There are More Fish in the Sea Because the Magnuson-Stevens Act is Working
• Medical Journals: Monsanto glyphosate in pee, bad for health
• Greenpeace Seeks Viewers’ Votes in Documentary Festival
• Clean Water Act at 45: Despite Success, It’s Under Attack
• Extreme Heat Takes a Toll on Our Mental Health
• Pope: Conflict, Climate Change Cause Worldwide Hunger
• India Green News: India RE Capacity to Double by 2022 & More
• Indigenous Communities Lead Way to Boreal Forest Protection
• Scientists Urge Completion of International Fisheries Accord in Central Arctic Ocean
• European Parliament Takes Aim at Monsanto and Glyphosate
• On a Hunt for Microplastics in the Canadian Arctic
• UK Takes Significant Step Towards Ivory Ban
• U.S. Offshore Wind: Major Milestones and a Promising Future
• Our Ocean 2017: The Buzz on Ocean Planning
• Reopening Clean Car Standards is Harmful and Unjustified
• Warning labels gone wild: The ongoing problem with Prop 65
• Asian Songbirds Vanishing Into Cages
• India Green News: India to Electrify Every Home by Dec 2018
• Federal court says soda warning labels are unconstitutional
• WWF welcomes the 2017 class of conservation leaders
• Killing Coyotes with Cyanide? There Must Be a Better Way.
• China’s Coming Ban on Petrol Vehicles Will Peak Its Oil Use
• The “Sioux Chef” Shares His Roots (and the Midwest’s, Too)
• Today’s Wind and Solar Can Lead to a Safer Climate Tomorrow
• These Species Have Hung On for Millions of Years. Will the Trump Administration Push Them to Extinction?
• Building resiliency in buildings, from the molecule up
• Building resilience with materials from the molecule up
• What President Trump Should Say (but Won’t) at the UN
• Breaking Discovery on New Impact Salmon Farms Have on the Wild
• Breaking Discovery on New Impact Salmon Farms Have on the Wild
• Canyons & Seamounts Monument Comes Alive at Mystic Aquarium
• Security Grounds for Bipartisan Climate Action
• Solar and Wind Cheaper Than Biomass to Reliably Power the UK
• Canada’s forest workers deseve the truth
• California: America’s Climate Leader
• Ocean Conservancy Turns 45!
• Dear World, Save the Ocean
• Why the U.S. Should Not Reverse Course on Coal and the MDBs
• Trading Coal Plants for Solar Farms in India
• Six Awesome Results from (Ocean) Planning
• Why Plastics are Bad News for Filter Feeders
• After 40 Years, Will GE Get a Pass for Polluting the Housatonic River?
• Latin America Green News: 8/18 – 8/24/2017
• A Decision on the Merits?
• Our Public Lands and Waters Belong to You and Me
• This Tiny North Carolina Town Is Sick of Being a Dumping Ground for Pollution
• Unlocking Finance to Achieve India’s Clean Energy Goals
• Latin America Green News: 8/11 – 8/17/2017
• Cap and Trade and Regional Grid Integration Go Hand in Hand
• EPA Administrator Pruitt Burns His Own Scientists Again
• India@70: Building Climate Resilience
• Congressional Ocean Champions Seize the Moment
• Indigenous Groups Against Corporations in Latin America
• Indigenous Women: Defending the Environment in Latin America
• Divided DC Circuit Panel Sets Back HFC Transition
• Issues around listing chemicals under Prop 65
• British Columbia Wildfires Force Thousands to Flee
• Week 28: Trump’s Wall Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Break Laws (Environmental or Otherwise)
• Other Countries Are Giving Up Gas-Powered Cars—Will the U.S. Ever Hop Aboard?
• Truth to Power? India’s Renewable Energy Boom
• The Department of Energy Is Failing to Do Its Job
• Tighter Pollution Cap Could Get RGGI States $3.2B Extra
• Global Treaty for the Environment Taking Shape
• Perry’s DOE Study Has Little Power to Shape the Grid
• Right Whales Need Our Help—Right Now
• ‘Exceptional Global Warmth’ Triggers Wildfires, Floods
• How to Talk to a Paris Accord Skeptic
• Protein Made With Electricity Could Ease World Hunger
• Pope Donates to Feed Drought-Stricken East Africa
• Trump’s (in)Actions on Climate Have Turned Him into an Outcast
• The More You NOAA: How NOAA Keeps America Fishing
• The Fight for Healthy Fisheries Resurfaces in Congress
• 8 NEW Facts about Plastic–And Why You Should Care
• Why Are G20 Governments Financing Coal Over Renewables?
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 19
• India Green News: India will Implement Paris Pact & more
• Tar Sands Expansion Slows, Causes Pipeline Woes
• The More You NOAA: House Cuts Would Leave NOAA Underwater
• Gulf Animals Don’t Stop at State Lines—and Neither Does Restoration
• America’s Leadership on Climate Is Still Strong
• Mac and Cheese Powder Tests Positive for Toxic Phthalates
• With a Few Creative Touches, Pollution Masks Become Symbols of Hope
• U.S. Causes Climate Dissention at G20 Summit
• WWF marks with great sadness the passing of a founding leader, Aileen Bowdoin Train
• The state of chemical security regulations: DHS weighs in
• Trump Can’t Stop This: China, India, and Mexico Make Strides
• Tell EPA Bees Can’t Wait – Neonic Pesticides Too Toxic
• Court Decision a Victory for State Clean Energy Leadership
• Attention dust bunnies: You’re safe from BPA
• A Smokescreen for Forest Destruction
• Craft Brewers Oppose Proposal to Repeal Clean Water Rule
• Finland Makes Fuel Out of CO2 Captured From the Air
• India Green News: RE will reach 49 percent by 2040 & more
• Why Acting on Climate Change is Good Strategy for India
• Latin America Green News: 6/16 – 6/22/2017
• Polish Government Chops Down Europe’s Primeval Forest
• The Big-Mouths are Back: Another West Coast Win for the Magnuson-Stevens Act
• The Non-Alternative Facts about the Paris Climate Agreement
• Secretary Zinke Tours New England
• Supporting communities and forests in Laos
• Readout of Day- 4 of Secretary Zinke’s Trip to New England
• Latin America Green News: 6/9 – 6/15/2017
• Readout of Day- 3 of Secretary Zinke’s Trip to New England
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 15
• Seal pup births show conservation efforts are working
• India Green News: India’s RE Capacity Reaches 57 GW and More
• Craft Brewers to EPA: Keep Protecting Clean Water
• Scott Pruitt’s Journey from Bologna to Baloney
• Marine litter: Let’s stay focused on solutions
• Forests, Just Like the Ones Mother Nature Used to Make
• United States Resets Climate Change Discussion At G7
• Administrator Pruitt Promotes Importance of International Engagement at First G7 Meeting
• Universal Backlash From Leaders on Trump’s Paris Blunder
• Governors Move Quickly to Pick Up Slack on Climate Action
• Atlantic Seismic Will Impact Marine Mammals and Fisheries
• It’s Orca Month! Celebrating Endangered Southern Residents
• Will the Real Climate Leaders Please Stand Up?
• Week 19: The United States Is Now One of Just Three Nations to Neg the Paris Climate Accord
• Why Are Plastics Ending Up in the Arctic?
• Signs of Climate Hope from Congress. Wait, What?
• Sanderson Farms: Spreading Deception & Antibiotic Resistance
• A Response to Trump on Climate #ParisAgreement
• Can a Chlamydia Vaccine Save Koalas?
• G7: Trump Refuses to Endorse Paris Climate Pact
• Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke Tours the Arctic, Travels to Norway, Greenland and Alaska
• Latin America Green News: 5/19 – 5/25/2017
• Counting Albatrosses from Space
• Fight Ocean Acidification One Bite at a Time
• Since 2005 the G7 Has Recognized Threat of Climate Change
• India Green News: India reaffirms Paris commitments & more
• International Climate Talks Advance Despite U.S. Indecision
• Thirty Countries Push for Implementation of Paris Agreement
• UN Offers Climate Fellowships to Young Professionals
• Feared Pebble Mine Again Threatens Bristol Bay Salmon
• When in Rome, Will Trump Do as the Romans (and French and British and Japanese) Do?
• A Photo From Space Shows Belgium Shining Bright, and Social Media Lights Up
• Video reveals how narhwals use their tusks
• California Sets Stage for Next Generation of Climate Action
• Pruitt vs Planet: Who Supports & Opposes the Paris Agreement
• G20 Business Leaders Reject Protectionism
• This Is How We Fight Back
• Week 14: 100 Days Later, Trump Not Yet Bored of Attacking the Environment
• Latin America Green News: 4/21 – 4/27/2017
• All National Monuments Designated Under the Antiquities Act
• As Rising Seas Erode Shorelines, Tasmania Shows What Can Be Lost
• 5 reasons why America’s Arctic should remain off-limits to new drilling for oil and gas
• 5 reasons why America’s Arctic should remain off-limits to new drilling for oil and gas
• Why I Support the March for Science
• Week 13: Pruitt Doesn’t Trust His EPA Staff to Work Hard Against Clean Water Protections
• L.A.’s Concrete River Gets Real
• My Vision for the Gulf
• 7 Reasons to Love the Gulf
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• Working together to save World Heritage Sites
• Eyes on Paris Climate Agreement
• Clean Water: It’s a Matter of Money
• Week 12: The EPA Turns into the PPA—the Pruitt Protection Agency
• Trump Can’t Stop This: Climate Action in the Northeast
• U.S., Canadian Experts Urge More Than Words from PM Trudeau
• Trump Retreats from Climate Action at G7 Energy Meeting
• World Adds Record Renewables at Record Low Prices
• EU Parliament Votes to Tighten Car Emissions Oversight
• What Is the Keystone Pipeline?
• Week 11: Trump Throws Chump Change at the National Parks He’s Defunding
• India Green News: Paris deal architect looks to India & more
• A Huge Step for Clean By Design
• International Arctic Fisheries Cooperation: Just in Time?
• Trump Can’t Stop This: Positive Trends on Emissions
• Latin America Green News: 3/24 – 3/30/2017
• Nuclear Nations Boycott Weapons Ban Treaty Talks
• NRDC Acts to Defend Atlantic’s First Marine Monument
• World Vows to Act Despite Trump’s Failed Climate Leadership
• A Dream of Clean Energy at a Very High Price
• Essay: Hope Springs Early, but Not Eternal, for the Deadnettle — or for Us
• First NanoCar Race Heralds ‘Dawn of Atom Technology’
• High Tech Solutions Target the World’s Sanitation Crisis
• Latin America Green News: 3/17 – 3/23/2017
• Trump Administration Takes Aim at Nation’s Ocean Arm
• Trump to Blindfold U.S. to Huge Cost of Carbon Pollution
• Trump Budget vs. the Great Lakes
• Mount Etna Erupts in Sicily, Injuring at Least 10
• George Leonard: I am a Scientist
• A Veteran of Uphill Battles
• Illegal VW Emissions Blamed for 1,260 Premature Deaths
• Poachers Hit New Low in Attacking a Rhino Orphanage and a Zoo Near Paris
• Pollution Kills 1.7 Million Children a Year
• Buy American = Bogus Promise? Trump’s Keystone XL Lie Grows
• Ahmedabad, India: Protecting the Most Vulnerable from Dangerous Air Pollution
• Funds for More Electric Car Charging Stations Are Coming Down the Pike
• Latin America Green News 2/24 – 3/2/2017
• What’s It Like to Be the Artist-in-Residence at America’s Least Visited National Park?
• The Moss That Saved Portland
• Global Climate Change: What You Need to Know
• Chatham House Study Debunks Biomass Carbon Neutrality
• Latin America Green News: 2/17 – 2/23/2017
• Keeping India Cool
• You can’t eat that much fish!
• A Wind Farm in the Great Lakes? Let’s Give it a Twirl.
• Resolute: A major step away from sustainable forestry
• Back to Basics: Clean Air in India
• Antarctic Ice Crack Closes British Research Station
• Latin America Green News: 2/9 – 2/16/2017
• Craft Brewers Urge Senators to Vote Against Pruitt
• Could Grizzlies Make Good Neighbors?
• The Debunker: No Data Manipulation in 2015 Climate Study, Researchers Say
• Turning America into a Global Climate Outcast
• A Commitment to an Arctic Free of Heavy Fuel Oil
• Italy gives 5 million euro to UN Environment Fund
• Industry and NGOs in historic alliance over biomass concerns
• Wetlands Protected Worldwide to Reduce Disaster Risks
• In a Harsh World, a Safe Haven
• Latin America Green News: 1/27 – 2/2/2017
• Our Warming World on Her Shoulders
• A Jobs and Infrastructure Program to Arrest Climate Change
• Scott Pruitt’s Climate Denial Shines Thru His Senate Answers
• Trump’s Keystone Renegotiation Promise: A Bunch of Hot Air?
• EU Plans to Halve Marine Litter, Food Waste by 2030
• WWF digs a safe home for endangered freshwater seals
• Could Water from the Red Sea Help Revive the Dead Sea?
• Lanzarote Journal: Undersea Museum Keeps Fish Feeding and Its Social Commentary Biting
• World Looks to China for Climate Leadership
• Congo Holds World’s Largest Tropical Peatland
• When This Artist Sees a Blank Canvas, He Gets Out His Snowshoes
• Will there be enough fish to feed the world in 2050?
• Nearly 200,000 Call for Action on Tar Sands Tanker Threat
• Thar She Blows! New England Harnesses the Power Gusting Over the Atlantic
• Japan must have listened to the science on BPA
• Trump’s Cabinet of Horrors
• Fighting Climate Change in the Age of Trump? Stay Golden, California.
• 2016 the Hottest Year on Record
• Environmental Crime Threatens Global Peace, Security
• 2016: A Year of Hope for the Ocean
• Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau Just Had a Lovely Chat
• Latin America Green News: 12/15 – 12/21/2016
• State and International Governments, Tribal Nations, Businesses Join Forces to Combat Ocean Acidification
• Endocrine science: Will the real “manufacturers of doubt” please stand up?
• Is China About to Take the Lead on Climate?
• Bigger Isn’t Better: Bayer Takeover Is Bad for Farmers, Bees
• Renewables 2016: The Best of Times But Are The Worst Ahead?
• Made in America: First U.S. Offshore Wind Project Now Online
• New Air Compressor Efficiency Standards: Good, but Not Great
• NY Energy Agency Aims for Pioneering Role in Offshore Wind
• African Countries Ban Dirty Diesel Imports from Europe
• New Report: Tar Sands Industry Targets America’s Waterways
• The U.S. EPA: Helping Kids Breathe Easier Since 1970
• Listening to the science on BPA from Austria
• Will Our Next EPA Administrator Be a Former Coal Lobbyist?
• Future Energy Jobs Bill: A Path for Illinois to a Bright Clean Energy Economy
• Trudeau Threatens to Derail Canadian Climate Progress
• Latin America Green News: 11/19 – 12/1/2016
• Canada Moves to Ban Bee-Killing Pesticide and We Should Too
• An Ocean of Thanks to YOU
• Why America’s Wild Turkeys Are Thankful for Cannons (Yes, Cannons)
• Connecticut Clean Energy Law on Strong Legal Ground
• Puget Sound Braces for the Worst: A Green Crab Plague
• What It Looks Like When Street Art Hits the Amazon
• World Leaders to Trump: Cooperate on Climate or Pay a Price
• Nicolas Sarkozy proposes carbon tax on American goods
• What Happens When You Turn Up the Heat on Ants?
• Why Donald Trump Is Wrong About Climate and China
• Being World Climate Pariah Won’t Help Trump Meet Other Goals
• How Countries Are Fulfilling Their Paris Climate Commitments
• From Marrakech, Where The Winds of Change also Blow 
• The Great Thicket National Wildlife Refuge Is Available for Delivery! (Some Assembly Required)
• Zero Pathways for Approval of Kinder Morgan Tar Sands Pipe
• Too Profitable to Fail? Roundup Ready Glyphosate and Cancer
• From Sea to Shining Sea
• Listening to the science on BPA with Greek scientists
• Can Snow Leopards Survive Climate Change?
• Why the IMO’s 2020 global fuel sulfur limit is significant
• New Campaign Promoting Electric Cars Launches in New Jersey
• U.S. Marketplace Urged to Protect Canada’s Boreal Forest
• Gleaning to Fight Hunger and Food Waste
• Of Cats and Cows, Drugs and Drug Resistance
• Parts of Europe could become desert by the end of the century
• Antarctica’s Ross Sea will become home to the world’s largest marine protected area
• 2016 a First: Global CO2 Averages 400 ppm All Year
• To Save These Rare Giraffes, Uganda Built an Ark (of Sorts)
• Banking expert says climate change could trigger the next financial crisis
• Climate Cooperation Binds EU, Eastern European Nations
• Norway Has 68 Wolves Left—and It Wants to Kill 47 of Them
• Report Shows Growing Logging Threat to Quebec’s Boreal Forest
• Latin America Green News: 10/13 – 10/20/2016
• Making blue swimming crab fishing sustainable in Vietnam
• 2016 Polyurethanes Technical Conference draws nearly 1,000 professionals to Baltimore
• New Report Recognizes RGGI is a Catalyst for Clean Energy
• Countries Release $100B Climate Finance Roadmap for 2020
• Biologist Sues Canadian Government Over Salmon Disease
• Countries Adopt Kigali Amendment to Phase Down HFCs
• 2016’s Biggest Climate Win Achieved: India Focus
• U.S. Retreats on Fish Conservation for 1st time in 40 Years
• EU Blocks Its Own Climate Change Emissions Cuts
• Electric vehicle sales are expected to cruise by a new landmark
• ‘Urgency and Flexibility To Save Our One Planet’
• Germany plans to slow down its renewable energy growth spurt
• CITES Delivers Mostly Wins for Elephants
• Building on the Paris Agreement: Energy Smart Cooling
• Honoring Indigenous Resistance
• Losing Killer Whale L95 and Trying to Find Hope
• Canada Formally Joins Paris Agreement, Now Time to Implement
• Jane Jacobs, Savior of Cities
• International Aviation Carbon Limits Finally Coming
• Latin America Green News This Week: 9/29 – 10/5/2016
• From Blueprint to Reality
• Revolutionary Marine Life Data Released in the Mid-Atlantic
• What It Took to Create the Atlantic’s First Marine National Monument
• CITES Urges World to Close Ivory Markets & Save Elephants
• India Spotlight: Accelerating Climate Action
• State Clean Energy Policies Make Stronger RGGI a No-Brainer
• Cities Are Key Players in the Fight Against Climate Change
• The Dutch parliament votes to close the country’s coal-fired power plants
• Swimming with Senators
• France Bans Plastic Plates, Cups, Cutlery
• Momentum Builds for Montreal Protocol to Be Big Climate Win
• When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Go Crabbing
• Small Power, Big Grid: Part 2
• Climate Week 2016: Cities Get It and It’s Time We Did, Too
• More Countries to Formally Join Paris Agreement Next Week
• Sea Shepherd Turtle Protection Campaign Ordered to Immediately Cease Operations in Costa Rica
• NYS Offers Impressive Blueprint for Offshore Wind Power
• More good news for oceans as Italy pledges millions of euros for sea protection
• NRDC Ad Celebrates Global Opposition to the Pebble Mine
• We Made History. Again.
• History Made: New England Ocean Treasures Protected!
• Polish business and scientists team up against air pollution, climate change, harmful lifestyles
• Holding the Dept. of Energy’s Feet to the Efficient Furnace
• Will the 1st Atlantic Marine Nat’l Monument Happen Tomorrow?
• All Signs Point to Arctic Protection
• Carlisle, England Suffers Storms in Succession
• California Blazes Ahead With Computer Efficiency Standards
• Feds Outline New Strategy to Scale Up Offshore Wind Power
• VW Explores Making EVs With State-Owned Chinese Firm
• These Artists Are Taking Environmental Issues to the Streets
• Paris will turn Seine highway into pedestrian park
• China’s Focus on Green Finance at the G20 and Beyond
• Big Savings Expected From New Cooler and Freezer Standards
• Europe Charts New Strategy for Low-Emission Mobility
• Italy Mourns Hundreds of Earthquake Victims
• Environmental Justice: One Texas Man’s Refinery Fight
• Sea Shepherd CEO and Founder Paul Watson Back in the U.S. After Two Year Absence
• Europe’s Electric Car Sales Up 21 Percent This Year
• Protecting Our National Parks for Another 100 Years
• Report: EU Policies Put Biodiversity, U.S. Forests at Risk
• ADA listens to the science: “BPA in dental sealants safe”
• Fracking Near Peace River Dams Scares BC Hydro
• By end of century most cities will be too hot for summer Olympics
• Latin America Green News: August 10 – 17, 2016
• Dutch Electric Motorcycle to Circle Earth in 80 Days
• Truck Standards Deliver Big Savings
• Finland listens to the science on BPA
• Lions in West and Central Africa Genetically Unique
• England offers proof positive that bag charges work
• Is your mustard jar hiding a chemical secret?
• Spectacular Atlantic Ocean Area a Step Closer to Protection
• Can Breaking Down Ethnic Barriers in a Tuna Fishery Prevent Accidental Shark Deaths?
• What does the future hold for chemical security regulations?
• Symptoms of a Sick Climate
• Sea Shepherd Captain Returns to the Faroe Islands to demand Landmark Trial Court Date
• World’s Best Ocean Athletes
• A Sixth Olympic Ring Sits Atop a Brazilian Waterfall as a Symbol of Natural Unity
• US to Weaken Fisheries Regulations for First Time in Decade
• Vienna HFC Talks: Progress, High Expectations, & Work Ahead
• Report: Major ecosystem losses in Canada’s boreal since 2000
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/14 – 7/20/2016
• Britain’s New PM Just Sacked Its Climate Agency—What Now?
• Eight Generations
• From Bridges to Water Pipes: Doing Infrastructure in Ways That Boost the Economy, People and Places Where We Live
• Oysters and Beer
• New Ocean Plan is History in the Making
• Vienna HFC Update #1: Amendment Talks Go Into High Gear
• Working together to protect a fishery in The Bahamas
• Airplanes vs. Bullet Trains: The Race Is On in Texas
• ENGOs urge Ag Sec Vilsack to correct the record on biomass
• Persian Leopards Return to Caucasus
• FAST Action by Congress helps keep chemical transportation on track
• Momentum Growing for HFC Agreement as Vienna Talks Kick Off
• India Green News: Climate; Energy; Environmental Health
• Hollywood Stars Demand Costco Stop Its Purchase and Sale of Faroe Islands’ Salmon
• Mid-Atlantic Releases Nation’s Second Regional Ocean Plan; Aims to Improve Health and Sustainability of the Ocean from Virginia to New York
• Coal dust kills 23,000 people each year in the European Union
• 29 African Nations Urge EU to Halt Elephant Slaughter
• Northern Gateway approval overturned
• Latin America Green News This Week: 6/23 – 6/29/2016
• Poles Apart: The Differences between Antarctica and the Arctic
• Our Drinking-Water Crisis Goes Far Beyond Flint
• Maersk Slammed for Sidestepping EU Ship Recycling Law
• World Environment Day Targets Wildlife Crime
• New hope for Africa’s largest forest park
• World Heritage Sites at Risk from Climate Change
• Transport Emissions Must Peak Soon to Hit Paris Targets
• The tiger among fish
• BfR ‘consensus statement’ on EDCs reinforces 5 key principles underpinning risk-based model of regulation
• How do various screening tools evaluate different chemicals?
• Sea Shepherd joins with marine scientists to study the effects of microplastics on whales in the Gulf of California.
• What is crowdsourcing and how can it help us adapt to climate change?
• SeaWorld Has Found Their Judas