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Six hundred million people across Africa currently live without electricity, representing one of the world’s most pressing energy access challenges. While many experts believe industrialization holds the key to expanding clean electricity access across the continent and broader Global South,…
England announces comprehensive strategy to transform conditions for over 1 billion farm animals annually, while government scientists release laboratory-cultivated organisms to combat destructive invasive species. Meanwhile, UK raises farm inheritance tax threshold to £2.5 million following agricultural pressure.
In a David-versus-Goliath battle unfolding along Texas’s industrialized coastline, Native American groups are fighting to preserve what may be the last remaining ancient settlement site on Corpus Christi Bay. The rediscovered archaeological site at Donnel Point sits precariously between a…
Marine biologists report highest octopus populations in UK waters since 1950 as rising sea temperatures create ideal conditions. Meanwhile, Britain heads toward its hottest year on record, while Illinois advances groundbreaking battery storage legislation to boost renewable energy infrastructure.
Pennsylvania’s waterways are confronting an escalating environmental crisis as the state grapples with a “toxic cocktail” of pollution from two major industrial legacies. While communities are still working to remediate decades of contamination from coal mining operations, they now face…
The Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline is making another bid for approval in New Jersey, despite being rejected by both New Jersey and New York regulators in 2019 and 2020. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has already approved…
Pennsylvania's 37-fold surge in natural gas production creates dangerous oversight gaps for toxic drilling waste, while Michigan's ambitious 2040 carbon-free electricity mandate faces threats from new data center tax breaks that could undermine clean energy progress.
California reaches unprecedented renewable energy usage as federal climate leadership retreats, while Texas winter storm analysis reveals deadly power grid vulnerabilities for disabled residents dependent on medical equipment. Plus: 77-year-old activist sues Dow Chemical over plastic pollution.
Twenty years after Pennsylvania’s fracking boom transformed the state into a major natural gas producer, officials and experts warn that the commonwealth still lacks adequate oversight of the industry’s radioactive waste problem. This waste management crisis has grown more urgent…
Toyota launches video game platform to mobilize US employees for anti-environmental advocacy as Trump's EPA proposes rolling back cancer-causing formaldehyde protections. Meanwhile, Britain approaches its greenest Christmas ever with record renewable energy, while climate change accelerates global crop pest damage.
