Environment
Democracy Depends on Science—So Scientists Need to Show Up for Democracy
On March 28th, millions nationwide are expected to participate in local events supporting the latest No Kings mobilization, opposing President Trump's authoritarian reach and his administration's actions. Scientists play a…
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The BUILD America 250 Act Proposes More Roads, Less Transit and Rail
The House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee introduced the BUILD America 250 Act on Sunday, marking the first glimpse into the…
Could the Iran war shrink global oil demand for good?
With the average gasoline price in the United States surpassing $4.50 per gallon — a rise of about 40 percent…
Glass: Recycling’s Negative-Value Problem – Earth911
In the United States, the average household uses approximately 150 pounds of glass containers annually, yet over two-thirds of this…
EV sales accelerate, petrol cars stall
Electric vehicle (EV) sales in China and Europe have hit a significant milestone, marking an irreversible move away from petrol…
The Coast in Dispute: Climate, Development, and Dispossession in Puerto Rico
This post was co-authored by YamilĂn Rivera-Santiago. Y el polĂtico gruesonos convida al progreso,trayendo la amnesia total;sustituye el almapor concreto,…
Utah’s fragile desert could feel like the Sahara if America’s biggest data center gets built
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and The Salt Lake Tribune, a nonprofit newsroom in Utah.…
Earth911 Inspiration: Complex Is the New Normal
A thought-provoking quote by author Ken Webster and philanthropist Ellen MacArthur states, "Ordered, complex, intertwined mutually interdependent systems are the…
The power of fungal networks
Introduced earlier this year, the 'Underground Advocates' initiative assists local scientists and communities in integrating their research into legal and…