Environment
The world is heating up. How much can our bodies handle?
In the summer of 2023, a groundbreaking experiment took place at the University of Ottawa where a group of individuals voluntarily subjected themselves to extreme temperatures to test the limits…
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How States Can Lead in Addressing Soaring Energy Costs
The increasing cost of powering our homes is becoming a significant challenge for American households. Electric bills are rising at…
āGreenā diesel producer’s supplier linked to Amazon deforestation
Diamond Green Diesel, a prominent player in the renewable diesel production industry in the United States, has come under fire…
What Weāre Watching: Lightning-Ignited Wildfires, Smoke, and New Wildfire ResearchĀ
This Week's Wildfire Update: A Dangerous Combination of Lightning, Drought, and Climate Change This week in Danger Season, wildfires have…
Appliance makers erase gas pollution warnings amid stove label fight
The home appliance industry is facing scrutiny over the safety of gas-burning stoves, with several companies now under fire for…
A Resounding Rejection of the US DOEās Sham āClimate Scienceā Report
The recent climate science report commissioned by the US Department of Energy has faced widespread rejection from the scientific community.…
Farmworkers already face harsh conditions. Now they may have to deal with a pay cut.
The Trump administration's recent decision to discontinue the survey used to set minimum wages for migrant farmworkers on temporary visas…
Food sovereignty for climate justice
The global climate crisis is pushing communities to the frontlines, with food becoming a battleground for corporate accumulation rather than…
Missing Pieces: Why Filling Gaps in Voting Data is Key to Building Trust in Elections
Election data is crucial for understanding the democratic process, but accessing and analyzing it can be a challenging task. In…