E. A. Crunden
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The environmental impact of 20 foods you love
The greenhouse gas emissions associated with these 20 foods might surprise you. From cheese to chicken, how green is the food you eat? This article was first published on theStacker.com → Read More
It wasn’t a debate, but CNN’s 7-hour climate forum laid bare key differences among Democrats
2020 Democrats range in how they see nuclear power, abolishing the filibuster, and accountability. → Read More
Hurricane Dorian’s nightmarishly slow pace is linked to climate change
Like Harvey and Florence before it, Dorian's biggest danger comes when it stalls over land. → Read More
Even Big Oil doesn’t like the EPA’s methane rollback
Powerful members of the fossil fuel lobby support the Trump administration's rollback, but not all of the industry is on board. → Read More
Trump takes money from FEMA for border wall with Puerto Rico set for major storm
FEMA is already cash-strapped and under-staffed, with hurricane season ramping up. → Read More
Trump skips G7 climate meeting as the Amazon burns
At the G7, climate change takes a backseat for Trump. → Read More
The impact of Jay Inslee’s climate-focused 2020 candidacy
Jay Inslee is exiting the Democratic primary, but his campaign, focused almost entirely on taking action on climate change, got results. → Read More
Agriculture’s role in climate change draws scrutiny from 2020 Democrats
The IPCC report singled out land use. Some presidential contenders are making it an electoral issue. → Read More
Wealthy nations won’t be spared economic climate impacts, new study finds
Climate inaction could slash U.S. GDP up to 10.5% by the end of the century. → Read More
Tribe raises stakes in Dakota Access pipeline fight amid surge in Democratic 2020 support
Battles over Keystone XL and the Dakota Access pipeline are rapidly emerging as electoral issues. → Read More
California is gaining allies in its emissions standards war with Trump
A national divide is growing. → Read More
Appalachian pipelines face new setbacks amid renewed national scrutiny
Two fracked natural gas pipelines are caught in limbo. → Read More
Democratic 2020 contenders take aim at Trump-backed Keystone XL pipeline
Pipeline projects have become a flashpoint between Trump and some Democrats. → Read More
EPA-funded research finds pollution made worse by climate change can accelerate lung disease
The findings out Tuesday show that air pollution can accelerate lung disease as much as a pack of cigarettes a day. → Read More
Newark hands out bottled water amid growing water crisis following EPA rebuke
Water issues are becoming more prevalent around the country even as the EPA says it is prioritizing the issue. → Read More
Trump administration takes aim at states like New York with new pipeline rules
The White House has routinely sparred with states seen as at-odds with the president's fossil fuel goals. → Read More
Major climate report emphasizes collective and individual action necessary to avert crisis
Impact of food production and consumption is the main theme of the U.N. IPCC's new report. → Read More
As climate reckoning arrives over agriculture, USDA’s scientists face censorship
With this week's IPCC report set to take a hard line on agriculture, USDA could see heightened scrutiny. → Read More
Kentucky coal miners protest as executives leave them in the lurch
Workers are suffering as coal spirals. → Read More
2020 Democrats rally behind urgent climate action in moment of unity
Climate change served as a rallying point during the second night of the second round of Democratic debates in Detroit, Michigan, as candidates largely seemed united behind the need for urgent action. More than 11 minutes were devoted to climate issues on Wednesday night, bringing the total to over 20 minutes this week compared to a cumulative 15 minutes during the first two Democratic debates… → Read More