EPA Proposes Weakening Coal Ash Disposal Rules
The US Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rolling back regulations on toxic coal ash disposal, potentially increasing risks of water contamination and exposure to hazardous waste.
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Kilauea Volcano Erupts in Hawaii, Lava Fountains Soar High
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted on Thursday, sending lava fountains over 200 meters into the air and closing Hawaii Volcanoes National Park due to ashfall warnings.
Argentina Approves Glacier Mining Bill Amid Environmental Protests
Argentina's congress has passed a bill easing mining in glacier and permafrost areas, backed by President Javier Milei, sparking protests over water source threats.
Argentina Approves Glacier Mining Bill Despite Environmental Backlash
Argentina's Congress has passed a controversial bill easing glacier protections to boost mining investments, facing legal challenges from environmental groups.
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Zeldin's Speech at Climate-Denying Event Draws Criticism
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin delivered a keynote at the Heartland Institute's conference, defending his rollback of climate regulations amid calls for his resignation from environmental groups.
UN Expert: Mexico Faces 'Toxic Crisis' from US Waste
A UN rapporteur reveals Mexico's lax environmental standards have led to a toxic crisis, with US waste imports polluting communities and causing severe health issues.
Trump Cuts Gun Violence Funding in California
The Trump administration has significantly reduced federal funding for gun violence prevention programs in California, sparking concerns over public safety and political tensions.
NYC Mayor's Racial Equity Plan Faces Criticism and Legal Review
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has released a 375-page racial equity plan focusing on housing, business contracts, and economic security, drawing both support and accusations of potential legal violations.
Judge Blocks Sugarloaf Mountain Zipline in Brazil
A Brazilian judge has blocked a zipline project at Sugarloaf Mountain, citing environmental concerns and imposing a £4.35m fine, despite it being 95% complete.
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Utah Shields Fossil Fuel Firms from Climate Lawsuits
Utah passes a law protecting fossil fuel companies from climate-related lawsuits, sparking debate over environmental accountability and corporate influence in policymaking.
Trump Rejoins Offshore Drilling Agencies Split Post-2010 Spill
The Trump administration announces the merger of two offshore drilling agencies separated after the 2010 Gulf oil spill, aiming to streamline permitting and oversight amid criticism from environmental groups.
EPA Moves to Designate Microplastics and Pharmaceuticals as Contaminants
The EPA has proposed adding microplastics and pharmaceuticals to its list of drinking water contaminants, potentially leading to new regulations for water utilities amid health concerns.
Spain's First Tsunami-Ready Town Leads Safety Drive
Chipiona in Cádiz becomes Spain's inaugural 'tsunami ready' community, with drills and signs, while the Costa del Sol faces quieter risks from seismic faults.
German Cannabis Legalisation: Two Years On, Debate Rages
Two years after Germany legalised recreational cannabis, experts clash over its effects on youth health, crime, and consumption. Preliminary study offers mixed results, fueling political divisions.
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Desalination's Global Rise Amid Water Scarcity
As climate change worsens droughts, desalination is expanding rapidly worldwide. This article explains how it works, where it's used, and its significant environmental trade-offs.
US Forest Service Moves HQ from DC to Salt Lake City
The US Forest Service headquarters will move from Washington DC to Salt Lake City as part of a controversial reorganization. Critics call it an attack on science and public lands.
Organised Waste Crime: UK's Unchecked Growth Industry
Illegal waste dumping is out of control in the UK, with up to 13,000 sites blighting the country. Underfunded regulators and deregulation have enabled criminal gangs to profit, costing the economy £1bn annually.
PM's TV Address Raises Alarm Over Energy and Petrol Prices
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's scheduled national TV address has triggered unease, with critics questioning its timing during a volatile energy and fossil fuel crisis.
Forest Service HQ Moves to Utah, Research Sites Shuttered
The Trump administration announces relocation of U.S. Forest Service headquarters from Washington D.C. to Salt Lake City, closing research facilities in 31 states as part of major reorganization.
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Experts Dismiss Political Fuel Fixes in Australian Crisis
Australian politicians propose coal-to-liquid, excise cuts, and ethanol to tackle fuel shortages, but experts warn these ideas fail to reduce fossil fuel dependence and emissions.
San Diego Beaches Closed in Tijuana Sewage Crisis
Iconic San Diego beaches are closed due to high bacteria levels from the Tijuana sewage crisis, posing severe health risks and air pollution from hydrogen sulfide emissions.
New Recycling Rules Launch Amid Council Concerns
New household waste regulations requiring up to four separate bins have taken effect in England, but a quarter of councils are not yet ready to implement the service.
Banknotes Should Feature Flora and Fungi, Not Just Animals
Nicola Hutchinson argues the Bank of England must include plants and fungi on new banknotes to highlight their vital role in ecosystems and national identity.
Water Firms Hit with 3,000+ Environmental Breaches in Record Checks
The Environment Agency's intensified inspections reveal thousands of environmental breaches by water companies, sparking calls for stricter penalties and reforms.
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UK Bin Rules Change Today: Simpler Recycling Scheme Launches
The Government's Simpler Recycling scheme begins for households across England today, introducing standardised bin collections to end the 'postcode lottery' and boost recycling rates.
Water Firms Accused of 3,000+ Environmental Rule Violations
The Environment Agency identified more than 3,000 permit breaches by water companies after conducting over 10,000 inspections, marking a significant increase in regulatory scrutiny.
Water Companies Breached Environmental Rules 3,000 Times
Environment Agency inspectors uncovered more than 3,000 permit condition violations by water companies during a major crackdown involving over 10,000 checks of sewage infrastructure.
Hawaii Takes Control of Aging Dam After Evacuation Scare
Hawaii's state land board has voted to acquire the 120-year-old Wahiawa Dam from Dole Food Co. following mass evacuations prompted by failure fears during heavy rains. The move enables $20 million in critical repairs.
Trump EPA Used Industry Science to Weaken Formaldehyde Rules
Newly released documents reveal the Trump administration relied on chemical industry studies to roll back formaldehyde regulations, increasing cancer risks from common products.
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Anne Hidalgo Steps Down as Paris Mayor After 12 Years
Anne Hidalgo concludes her tenure as Paris mayor, highlighting achievements in greening the city, battling pollution, and confronting challenges like terror attacks and misogyny.
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