Environmental Policy

Miami Seaquarium Gets Eviction Notice Months After Lolita The Orca's Death

The embattled aquarium, which for decades was home to an orca often called the world's loneliest, is being evicted due to a "long and troubling history of violations.”
By FREIDA FRISARO and DAVID FISCHER, AP

Should I Become A Mom? I'm Honestly Asking — And I Need You To Consider The Following Before You Answer.

"It is uncertainty about the future that makes me question such a meaningful investment in this future."
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Republicans In An Incredibly Hot State Are Trying To Block Protections For Outdoor Workers

“Someone is going to die as a result of this legislation," said one outdoor worker.
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SEC Finalizes Watered-Down Climate Disclosure Rules

The new rules require certain companies to report their direct emissions and climate risks, but not emissions tied to supply chains and consumers.
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1 Jaw-Dropping Stat Shows How Bad A Second Trump Presidency Would Be

A GOP victory in November could escalate climate pollution to the equivalent of the combined annual emissions of the European Union and Japan.
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These Fair Trade Coffees Will Make You Feel Better About Your Caffeine Fix

It's easier than you think to get more responsibly sourced coffee -- it's on Amazon.
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For The First Time, Rich Countries Now Get Half Their Electricity From Zero-Carbon Energy

While global emissions hit a record in 2023, advanced economies’ climate pollution fell to 1973 levels.
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Reusable Cleaning Tools That Are So Much Better Than The Disposable Versions

Not only are these options more sustainable, but they can save you money in the long run.
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Texas Issues Disaster Declaration As Wildfires Explode Across The State

The largest blaze was spurred by fierce winds and scorched more than 200,000 acres in one day. It was 0% contained by Tuesday evening.
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Why We’re At Serious Risk Of Losing Coffee (And Other Foods We Love)

Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmern is asking you to save them.
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