Permit allows outdoor burning of hazardous waste to continue at Radford arsenal
State regulators renewed a permit that reduces by half the open burning of hazardous waste produced by the manufacture of propellants at the facility.
California Town Bans New Gas Stations to Curb Carbon Emissions
When I wrote about Exxon’s efforts to drive up demand for plastics, I referenced its championing of recycling not as an example of corporate responsibility, but...
Nevada Groups Focus on Climate Impact on Diverse Communities
Several organizations in Nevada led by women of color have banded together to shed light on the ways the state’s low income and diverse communities are...
UK switch to hydrogen power must not rely on fossil fuels, warn campaigners
Government’s twin-track plan to use both ‘blue’ and ‘green’ hydrogen fails to set balance between the two
Peter Dykstra: Environmental journalism pioneers
Environmental science, and its evil twin, environmental journalism, have been around long enough to have histories. Here are some (mostly) unsung pioneers. Rachel Carson Spanning...
Monocrystalline Vs. Polycrystalline Solar Panels: What’s Best?
When installing a solar power system for a home or business, choosing between monocrystalline vs. polycrystalline solar panels is an important step in the planning...
On Covid and climate we can achieve change – but we’re running out of time | Robert Reich
A simple breakfast with a friend presented a serious dilemma and pointed to both the need and precedent for action