Environment News
EPA Cuts $18M Grant to Reduce Food Waste
Once upon a time, there was this little girl named Ella Kilpatrick Kotner who used to run around the fields of an organic lettuce farm in Kealakekua, Hawai‘i. She basically grew up surrounded by...
Trump Removes Acting FEMA Head; Agency’s Future Uncertain
One day after the acting head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said that eliminating FEMA was not “in the best interest of the American people,” the Trump administration ousted him. Now, as the...
Inspiring Local Groups for Climate Action in Brazil
Brazil’s COP30 presidency is all about taking grassroots solutions to the climate crisis and bringing them to the big stage, ya know? They wanna push governments to step up their game with their national...
Career Paths for Skilled Trades Members in Energy Central
Energy Central, which was founded back in 1996 to meet the global power industry's need for a reliable info hub, where executives and field reps could share ideas and discuss concepts that could change...
Grizzlies Making a California Comeback: New Study Findings
Grizzly bears, like, totally provide a bunch of ecosystem benefits, you know? They help spread seeds, cycle nutrients, and, like, aerate the soil by digging around. The California Grizzly Alliance, founded back in 2005,...
Ticks Spreading Malaria-like Disease in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
Ellen Stromdahl was at a garden party in coastal Virginia back in June 2023 when her buddy Albert Duncan just passed out outta nowhere. Duncan, who's in his mid-80s, loves the great outdoors and...
Increase in Clear-Air Turbulence Predicted for Bumpier Flights
Scientists at the European Geosciences Union conference last week spilled the beans on how global warming is causing a major uptick in sneaky clear-air turbulence, the kind that can catch pilots off guard and...
Climate Action Hinges on Debt Relief
Laurie van der Burg, Mariana Paoli, and Rebecca Thissen, all with fancy titles like global advocacy lead and campaign manager, are making some noise about a crisis that’s not getting a lot of attention....
Belgian Energy Island: First Building Blocks Successfully Placed
The over yonder Hydrogen Trainer & Advisor, Charley Rattan Associates is all about advising and informing folks about the global energy transition. Charley Rattan himself is at the helm of this team of experienced...
Save Money Planting Flower Strips in Apple Orchards – Study Results
An apple orchard in Saarland, Germany is blossoming with a row of wildflowers, creating a picturesque scene that not only adds beauty but also serves an important purpose. A recent study conducted in England...
