Photo Slideshow: Divining Destiny in Mexico’s Tehuacán Valley
Newsweek’s Latin America bureau chief and a top Getty photographer from South Africa were among the team that produced the content seen here.
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Epicenter: Hotel Condesa D.F.
MEXICO CITY, Mexico — After 12 hours of back-to-back interviews with Mexico City press, Circle of Blue team members made a mad dash back to their rooms to change clothes, grab laptops, and head down to the Hotel Condesa Cinema to present a special preview of Tehuacán: Divining Destiny. Just four weeks earlier, a Circle […]
The Stream, August 30, 2023: Depleted Rivers Hamper Global Trade
Ship traffic on some of the most important rivers for global trade is slowing due to low water levels brought on by drought and warming.
FRESH, September 20, 2022: Line 5 Must Reroute, But Not Shut Down, Judge Rules
A U.S. district court judge ruled that the Line 5 oil pipeline has been trespassing on certain tribal lands since 2013.
FRESH, June 14, 2022: Research Highlights Gaps in Federal Air Pollution Data
Researchers find that federal data does not capture local variations in Ohio’s air pollution.
Unsafe Yield
Severe drought, dead wells, political division push Arizona steadily closer to water supply peril.
The Stream, January 28, 2021: FEMA Plans To Fund Billions Into Climate Disaster Prevention
YOUR GLOBAL RUNDOWN A Biden administration proposal would fund billions of dollars for climate adaptation in the United States. Aid workers in Mozambique warn of Covid-19 spreading through temporary displacement camps after Cyclone Eloise. A mining company in Canada faces charges for violating environmental laws. Residents exposed to PFAS in a North Carolina community’s drinking […]
Zambia Enters Pivotal Season with Few Covid-19 Cases But High Risks
The coronavirus has yet to peak in Zambia, but observers worry about the country’s ability to fight a disease surge.
The Stream, June 9, 2020: Melting Glaciers Raise Flood Risk in Pakistani Villages
The Global Rundown Glaciers continue to melt in Pakistan’s mountain regions, but efforts to set up flood warning systems in surrounding villages falter. Bathing water quality across Europe is high, a new analysis by the EU environment agency finds. A new study warns that the number of people facing water stress across the globe could double […]
The Stream, January 17, 2020: Florida Purchases Property in Heartland of Everglades, Saving it From Oil Drilling
The Global Rundown Florida purchases a piece of the Everglades to protect the wetlands from oil drilling. A probe into the 2019 collapse of a Vale SA tailings dam in Brumadinho, Brazil, will wrap up in June, police say. Police in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, investigate tainted tap water in several of the city’s neighborhoods. […]
