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A study of 11,000 twins shows how to make America walkable again
Improving Walkability in Cities: A Path to Better Health and Sustainability For the past century, the United States has heavily prioritized automobiles over pedestrians, resulting in neighborhoods being sliced up…
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Utilities are shutting off power to a rising number of households
Electric utilities in the United States are increasingly disconnecting power to households, particularly during the scorching summer months, a recent…
We Earthlings: Know AI’s Water Impact
Generative artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, has become increasingly popular for answering questions and providing information online. However, a surprising…
How Do ‘Future Climate Scenarios’ Shape Climate Science and Inform Policy?Â
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) plays a crucial role in compiling scientific insights on climate change to inform…
Trump repeals America’s first-ever tax on greenhouse gases
The recent repeal of the methane fee by Republicans in the House and Senate, signed into law by President Donald…
Recycling Mystery: Tanning Beds – Earth911
Tanning beds have long been a popular choice for those seeking a sun-kissed glow without the need for natural sunlight.…
Dairy giant Arla’s climate ‘fairytale’
Plant-based The report highlights that Arla, a major dairy company, lacks clear reduction targets for material non-CO2 emissions, particularly methane.…
A greener Ramadan: How Atlanta-area mosques are cutting food waste during the Muslim holy month
This story was originally published by 285 South, a newsroom dedicated to Metro Atlanta’s growing immigrant and refugee communities. One…
Science in protest
The frustration and disillusionment with political inaction and short-sightedness in addressing urgent global issues such as climate change and environmental…