Airlines are resisting early European Union plans that could push some of the costs and responsibility for implementing Covid-19 vaccination passports onto the industry.
Year: 2021
What the U.S. Can Learn From China’s Infatuation With Infrastructure
President Biden is the latest American leader to invoke Beijing’s building spree while pressing Congress to spend on infrastructure, but emulating China is a different story.
Canada’s herring facing ‘biological decimation’, say First Nations and activists
Herring off western coast will ‘teeter on edge of complete collapse’ if commercial fishing continues at current level, says report
Early bloom of cherry blossoms in Washington DC point to climate crisis
Unusually warm weather accelerated the bloom cycle of the mall’s 3,800 cherry trees, causing them to pop days ahead of schedule
Five great new green innovations – from pop-up rodent tents to tyre dust traps
The Earth Optimism 2021 summit is showcasing practical conservation solutions. We look at the ways technology is making a difference
Conspiracy: Texas Weather Caused by Chinese Secret Weather Weapons
Right Wing Watch is on a roll.
UK To Fund Underwater Camera Network To Monitor Deep Ocean Wildlife
The project is intended to track the health of sharks, turtles and sea snakes that live in the high seas.
EPA administrator Michael Regan dismissed Trump appointees on advisory panels, saying he wants to restore scientific integrity
The Biden administration says it needs to restore trust in the agency by “resetting” membership on two key science advisory panels.
Why Biden’s Infrastructure Plan Is a Green Jobs Plan
Activists hail Massachusetts law as crucial step on environmental justice
Law establishes a clear definition of a community overburdened by pollution and gives most vulnerable residents a bigger voice