If we’ve had the Safe Drinking Water Act in effect for 50 years already, why are so many municipalities having problems providing safe drinking water?
Are the Chinese actually way ahead of U.S., European and Japanese automakers regarding EVs?
Are the Chinese actually way ahead of U.S., European and Japanese automakers regarding EVs? And are we ever going to see Chinese cars on American roads?
How is the environmental advocacy community going to stand up to Trump.
As Trump begins his second term, green groups are bracing for policies favoring fossil fuels and loose regulations.
Why is the Great Salt Lake shrinking so much
Utah’s Great Salt Lake is the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere.
What are so-called “green corridors” in cities
Green corridors, or ecological corridors, are strips of vegetation and natural landscape dispersed throughout a city. From simple, street-lined rows of trees to interconnected networks of parks and pathways, these developments provide a flexible, natural solution for the climate effects of urbanization.
How do environmentalists feel about RFK Jr.’s oversight of health in the next Trump administration.
When Time named Robert F. Kennedy Jr. one of its early 2000s “Heroes for the Planet,” the outspoken lawyer was a clear choice for the honor, having gained fame during his fight to protect New York City’s water supply.
Are increased shrub and tree plantings in the eastern U.S responsible for wildfires.
Wildfires are uncontrolled destructive fires that spread over natural areas, like forests or brush. They can happen for many reasons, natural or manmade.
What does USAID do for climate and environment.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has been a leader in global environmental efforts, supporting initiatives that promote sustainability, cut emissions and build resilience in vulnerable regions.
Is it really possible to store large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) in building materials?
The construction industry, a major contributor to carbon emissions, has an untapped potential to become a powerful ally in fighting climate change.
What’s the connection between climate change and an increase in so-called atmospheric rivers?
Atmospheric rivers are narrow bands of water vapor that form in the mid to high latitudes. These can span several miles and carry immense amounts of water – up to 27 times the flow of the Mississippi River.
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