EPA's New Water Rule Will Gut the Clean Water Act
An estimated 60 to 90 percent of U.S. waterways could lose federal water protections that currently shield them from pollution and development.
An estimated 60 to 90 percent of U.S. waterways could lose federal water protections that currently shield them from pollution and development.
In order to grapple with the harsh reality, governments need new ways of measuring welfare and well-being that don’t rely on GDP growth.
Just what would a “Green New Deal” entail, exactly?
“The bold moral leadership of newly elected members of Congress has me feeling more optimistic about our collective chances of averting climate breakdown.”
At a Friday press conference, Ocasio-Cortez expressed the “controversial opinion” that politicians should not be funded by the industries they regulate.
Bad Chemistry
There’s a new reason to be concerned about PFOA and PFOs, toxic chemicals used in nonstick pans, waterproof products, and firefighting foam.
Under Jerry Brown, California has become a leader on climate politics. But the state has done little to phase out fossil fuel emissions at their source.
The Environmental Protection Agency is expected to release a rule repealing water protections for many streams across the U.S.
Voices
The Green New Deal is not a piecemeal approach that trains a water gun on a blazing fire, but a comprehensive plan to transform society for the better.
As pipeline opponents made electoral gains in South Dakota and Nebraska, a U.S. district court ordered a halt to work on the Keystone XL pipeline.
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