Journalist covering climate policy from Washington D.C. | find my work at @insideclimate | Carioca 🌴
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New research from the University of Minnesota details how microplastic pollution is impacting human, animal and environmental health. z.umn.edu/bn4q
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An Argentine environmental group and war veterans have filed a lawsuit to block a British-Israeli offshore oil project near the Falkland Islands, citing Argentina’s sovereignty and rights of nature violations.
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Data centers looking to avoid polluting gas-fired power are putting their hopes on small modular nuclear reactors. But some experts question whether the technology, which hasn’t been commercially deployed in the U.S., can actually break through—or if it’s just benefiting from a PR push.
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Photos show the threatened Mexican spotted owl at the site of a proposed mine. The federal government says the birds aren't there.
That's the dispute in a new lawsuit filed today. See my past coverage for more:
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The House Oversight and Investigations subcommittee members yesterday questioned utility leaders and state officials about previous knowledge of problems with the sewage line that collapsed on Jan. 19 near the Potomac River.
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Other residents also had questions about whether they could use the river. Kisha Davis, representing the department of health, said she can’t answer why the area still smells, but assured the tow path near the river is safe.
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Two years ago, the Biden-era EPA set up a deadline for the oil and gas industry to phase out routine flaring—the burning off of methane.
The deadline was today. Yet Trump’s EPA wrote on May 1 they could keep burning off methane.
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“We are so close in several different places, institutions … to having methods of removing methane, oxidising into something entirely harmless,” Fitzgerald said.
“We need to basically subsidise and develop that: The process.”
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