Waste Watch: Colorado and New York Pass Right to Repair Measures
Two states, New York and Colorado, recently passed right to repair measures, covering digital electronics equipment and power wheelchairs.
Read more...Two states, New York and Colorado, recently passed right to repair measures, covering digital electronics equipment and power wheelchairs.
Read more...Climate change policies focused only on greenhouse gas emissions will be less successful than a broader approach that tackles inequality and climate change together.
Read more...Republicans use the fact that tackling climate change will impose costs as a reason not to go there, while Dems largely finesse the issue.
Read more...How high demand for traded goods is generating inflation, and central banks hitting the brakes is likely to hit growth unnecessarily hard.
Read more...As if tornadoes weren’t bad enough, you now need to add the derecho to your summer weather risks.
Read more...This column shows that rising cereal prices pose an elevated risk of violence in Africa, where agriculture represents a large share of the economy
Read more...In “Ever Green,” two conservationists present a surprisingly hopeful look at the five five remaining megaforests.
Read more...Why the hydropower magic bullet may come up short.
Read more...Seventeen Republican AGs sued to overturn EPA waiver allowing California to set tougher vehicale emissions standards.
Read more...After four bleaching events in the last seven years, is it too late to save the Great Barrier Reef? Time is running out to get serious about climate change.
Read more...Climate change is the result of a deadly calculus: human lives are worth risking and even losing over the profits of global corporations.
Read more...Meeting the Paris Climate targets requires removing billions of tons of carbon dioxide annually through natural and technological methods.
Read more...India’s extreme heatwave has arrived at a particularly delicate time for its current wheat crop and is expected to reduce yields.
Read more...California AG Rob Bonta launches investigation into the plastics industry’s half-century campaign to promote recycling myths.
Read more...Severe drought in California has forced water officials to impose restrictions on outdoor watering in three southern California counties.
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