Environment News
Exploring Wyoming’s Voluntary Water Conservation Programs – Latest Updates
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, the northernmost city getting Colorado River water, the state engineer and attorney general’s offices had a chat with legislators on the select water committee last week. The topic? Ongoing Colorado River...
Carbon Credit Scheme for Early Coal Plant Closures: A Breakthrough Initiative
Alright, so here we have this new rulebook from the Carbon registry Verra, which is all about creating carbon credits from shutting down coal power plants early and replacing them with cleaner energy sources....
Integrated Grid Planning: A Strategic Approach to Free Webcast
Electric utilities these days are under a lot of stress to upgrade their infrastructure, maintain the reliability of the grid, reach sustainability goals, and adhere to changing regulatory requirements — all while keeping their...
Reintroduction of Elk to UK After 3,000 Years – Eco-Friendly Project
Alright, so get this - there's a new project in town that's all about bringing back the European elk to the UK. Yeah, you heard that right. After successfully reintroducing beavers back into the...
Lawsuit reinstates climate data deleted by Trump’s USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture is finally getting its act together after a lawsuit forced them to restore climate-related information on their websites. Apparently, farmers really need this stuff to deal with rising...
Republican Opposition to Heat Safety Rules Threaten Worker Safety
Ain't nobody got time for a warming climate, am I right? It's getting hotter out there, and workers are feeling the heat, literally. But guess what? Donald Trump, soon after stepping into office, decided...
Navigating Indigenous Land Disputes in Kenya’s Carbon Market Plans
Kenya, the land of safaris and stunning landscapes, is making waves in the climate finance world with its ambitious national climate plan. The country is aiming to rake in millions of dollars in climate...
The Impact of AmeriCorps in Disaster Relief and Recovery: What Happens Next?
AmeriCorps: The Unsung Heroes of Disaster RecoveryRight, so back in January, Los Angeles got hit hard by some devastating fires. Like, really hard. And guess who showed up to lend a helping hand? A...
Concerns with Batteries in Moss Landing, California: Funding Withdrawn
The Trump administration decided to cancel a bunch of federal grants for energy and environmental research, totaling billions of dollars. Dustin Mulvaney, an environmental studies professor at San Jose State University, got hit with...
Key Focus: Brazil’s COP30 envoys New Title: Brazil’s COP30 Envoys: Surfer, First Lady, and Former...
Brazil’s COP30 presidency has gone ahead and appointed 30 envoys to work with “priority sectors and regions” before the big UN climate summit in November. Some of these envoys include champion surfer Maya Gabeira,...
