USDA Increases Wild Bird Surveillance for Avian Influenza
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant
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Former Democratic U.S. Sens. Landrieu and Heitkamp Join Effort to Support Essential Role of Natural Gas in America’s Clean Energy Future
Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future announced former U.S.
Iceland Fisheries Minister Svandis Svavarsdottir Signals End of Whaling
The Icelandic government has publicly signaled an end to Icelandic
ICYMI: Granholm Op-ed: New York’s Climate Goals Inspire Biden’s Clean Energy Agenda
Last week, Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm published an
Why We Need Hydropower for a Resilient Grid
America’s most critical piece of energy infrastructure—the grid—is more vulnerable
UL Joins the Science Based Targets Initiative to Reduce Global Carbon Emissions
UL, the global safety science leader, announced its commitment to
Under the Hood: How Environment and Genomes Interact in Plant Development
Iowa State University scientists have harnessed data analytics to look
WVU Extension Webinar Series to Focus on Sustainable Rural Tourism in West Virginia
The Mountain State’s communities have seen elevated interest in tourism
‘Mega Iceberg’ Released 152 Billion Tonnes of Fresh Water Into Ocean as It Scraped Past South Georgia
152 billion tonnes of freshwater – equivalent to 20 x
Appalachian Power Issues Its Largest Request for Wind Energy Resources
Appalachian Power issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for up
Thousands of Georgia Power Personnel Responding to Impacts From Winter Storm Izzy
As impacts from Winter Storm Izzy are being felt across
Accumulated Heat in the Upper Ocean Is at Record Levels, Breaks Records for Sixth Year
The world’s oceans are hotter than ever before, continuing their
Biological Treatment Process for Nitrate in Groundwater Gains California State Approval
A pilot study using the Hall BioProcess™, an advanced treatment
Low Oxygen and Sulfide in the Oceans Played Greater Role in Ancient Mass Extinction
Florida State University researchers have new insight into the complicated
Air Pollution From Wildfires, Rising Heat Affected 68% of U.S. West in One Day
Large wildfires and severe heat events are happening more often
More Than 150 Projects Across 29 States Aim to Optimize and Commercialize Renewable Energy Technology
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $35 million in funding
Mass Die-Off of Magellanic Penguins Seen During 2019 Heatwave
In June 2021, an unprecedented heatwave hit the Pacific Northwest
Understanding Human-Elephant Conflict and Vulnerability in the Face of Climate Change
Human-wildlife conflict is a central issue in the conservation sciences.
Civitas Pledges $1 Million to Marshall Fire Relief Efforts
Civitas Resources, Inc. announced a pledge of $1 million to
CECO Environmental Solutions Enable Industrial Process Recovery and Recycling for Aluminum Manufacturer
CECO Environmental Corp. (Nasdaq: CECE), a leading environmentally focused, diversified
Year in Review: Supporting National Parks in 2021
As we enter the final days of the year, the
Homelessness Increases Serious Illness, Emergency Room Visits During Heatwaves
In 2020, amidst a worldwide pandemic, 580,000 people were experiencing
Meltwater Influences Ecosystems in the Arctic Ocean
Oceans are one of the largest carbon sinks on our
No Returning to Climate of the Past Even With CO2 Reduction
While the entire world focuses on achieving carbon neutrality –
DOE Establishes New Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations Under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the establishment of
Looking to the Future of American Cities, USCM Launches New Task Force on Electric Vehicles
Today, U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) President Dayton (OH) Mayor
Farmed Seafood Supply at Risk if We Don’t Act on Climate Change
The supply of farmed seafood such as salmon and mussels
Fire and Ice: The Puzzling Link Between Western Wildfires and Arctic Sea Ice
Robert Frost wrote a century ago “Some say the world
Major U.S. Electric Utility Companies May Reduce Power Sector Emissions by One-third, if They Stick With Their Climate Pledges
Voluntary pledges by major U.S. electric utility companies could reduce
In Last 15 Years, Deforestation Made Outdoor Work Unsafe for Millions
The tropics is becoming hotter due to a combination of
Climate Cycles Create California Precipitation Uncertainty
Over the past 40 years, winters in California have become
Small Growers Symposium: Collaboration Is Key to Navigating Supply Chain
Navigating the supply chain to get produce to market is
Melting Sea Ice Forces Polar Bears to Travel Farther for Food
In recent years, polar bears in the Beaufort Sea have
Secretary Buttigieg and Secretary Granholm to Establish Joint Office to Build Out Nationwide Electric Vehicle Charging Network
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete
U.S. Department of Energy Announces $54 Million to Small Businesses for Climate, Energy and Scientific R&D
In support of the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to build the
Statement of Support From Battery Council International on USA Batteries Act to Remove Anticompetitive Superfund Tax
Representatives Daniel Meuser (PA-09), John Moolenaar (MI-04), Billy Long (MO-07)
Dinosaurs’ Last Spring: Florida Atlantic University Groundbreaking Study Pinpoints Timing of Chicxulub Asteroid Impact
A groundbreaking study led by researchers at Florida Atlantic University and an
Biden Green Goals Attainable, but Electric Vehicle Purchasing Moves ‘at Glacial Pace’
President Biden signed an executive order requiring the federal government
University of New Hampshire Research Finds Future Snowmelt Could Have Costly Consequences on Infrastructure
Climate change and warmer conditions have altered snow-driven extremes and
U.S. Department of Energy Seeks Information on Deployment-Ready Carbon Reduction and Removal Technologies
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a Request for
What Will It Take to Nourish Everyone on the Planet?
Three billion people—a third of the planet’s population—can’t afford a
Climate Change Increasingly a Bipartisan Issue in Florida
Belief in climate change among Florida Republicans has climbed to
Climate Modeling Confirms Historical Records Showing Rise in Hurricane Activity
When forecasting how storms may change in the future, it
ASPCA Commends Federal Lawmakers for Introducing “Goldie’s Act” to Protect Dogs in Puppy Mills
The ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
DOE Restarts Consent-Based Siting Program for Spent Nuclear Fuel, Requests Input on Interim Storage Process
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today issued a request for
AccuWeather Network and Nielsen Enter Into Multi-Year TV Measurement Agreement
The AccuWeather Network announced it has entered into a multi-year
Can United Nations Conference Save Antarctic Glaciers?
For more than 30 years, David Harwood, professor in the
Recycling of Tectonic Plates a Key Driver of Earth’s Oxygen Budget
A new study co-led by a Cornell researcher has identified
Industrial Fishing Over the Past Century Appears to Have Broken a Law of Nature
Surprising as it sounds, all life forms in the ocean,
Nations Are Overusing Natural Resources Faster Than They Are Meeting Basic Human Needs
For at least the last 30 years, not a single
