The Stream, August 9, 2023: Proposed Gold Mine in Brazil Threatens Waterways and Indigenous Families
An open-pit gold mine in Brazil’s Para region would displace 800 Indigenous families and cause irreparable harm to riparian habitat, if approved.
New Search
If you are not happy with the results below please do another search
2741 search results for: energy
Fresh, August 8, 2023: As Chicago Broils, Citizens and Scientists Study ‘Heat Island’ Effect
Coinciding with the summer’s extreme heat and citywide water pressure decreases, citizen and government scientists continue to map heat islands in Chicago.
“It’s a good thing”: Fishflies in Great Lakes region signify healthy water
By Jada Vasser – July 11, 2023 Summertime calls for good vibes, much-needed time in the sun and a creature many aren’t fans of — fishflies. These insects are no stranger to the Great Lakes region. Fishflies, also known as mayflies, spend most of their lives in the water and are only seen on land […]
Fresh, July 25, 2023: Chicago Mayor Outlines ‘Green New Deal’ with Environmental Justice Focus
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s transition team includes an environmental justice subcommittee, whose recommendations focus on racial equity and curbing pollution.
How Big Ag Pollutes America’s Waters and Makes Money Doing It
Crop production practices that limit nutrients are largely ignored.
Federal Water Tap, July 24: House Republicans Pass Big Cuts for Water Infrastructure Loan Fund
The Rundown House Republican budget would cut main water infrastructure loan funds by more than half and further handcuff them via earmarks. House Republican budget also promises substantial cuts to the EPA. CDC summarizes state data on illnesses from harmful algal blooms. EPA hosts a webinar on wildfire effects on drinking water sources. Biden administration […]
Workers Needed to Fulfill America’s Infrastructure Goals
Labor shortage could be a bottleneck as the country rebuilds.
Perspective | Latest Mekong Dam Will Produce Little Power But Much Environmental Harm
Dam critics urge Laos government to cancel project on important Mekong tributary.
Fresh, July 11, 2023: Chicago Officials Reverse Flow of River As Flash Floods Fill City Sewers
After record-setting rainfalls, Chicago officials reverse the flow of the Chicago River into Lake Michigan and urge residents to reduce water use.
The Stream, July 5, 2023: ‘Weird’ Drought Spurs Water Conservation and Stunts Crops in U.S. Corn Belt
A widespread drought throughout the U.S. Midwest has made growing seasons more challenging and expensive.
Fresh, June 27, 2023: Federal Judge Orders Line 5 Shutdown on Tribal Land in Wisconsin
A judge has ordered Canadian company Enbridge to shut down the section of its Line 5 oil pipeline that runs through Ojibwe land in Wisconsin.
