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  • FedEx is FedUp with emissions

    “The long-term health of our industry is directly linked to the health of the planet, but this effort is about more than the bottom line — it’s the right thing to do.”
    Alexandria Herr March 8, 2021
  • A collage of a photograph of a coal plant, the logo of the Environmental Protection Agency, and a photograph of President Joe Biden signing a piece of paper.
    A collage of a photograph of a coal plant, the logo of the Environmental Protection Agency, and a photograph of President Joe Biden signing a piece of paper.

    Inside Biden’s uphill battle to restore the EPA after Trump

    “We've seen more and more regulatory capture of our environmental agencies.”

    Naveena Sadasivam Politics March 1, 2021
  • Electric vehicle charging traffic sign
    Electric vehicle charging traffic sign

    The ‘seamless’ electric car experience

    Six utility companies have unveiled a plan to introduce a “seamless network” of fast-charging stations along major highways in the South, Midwest, Gulf, and Central Plains regions.
    Adam Mahoney March 5, 2021
  • Hands stretch outside of a jail cell
    Hands stretch outside of a jail cell

    Floods, power outages, no running water: Jails during Hurricane Ida

    Louisiana plans extensively for hurricanes -- but not for protecting its 50,000 residents behind bars.
    Adam Mahoney Equity September 21, 2021
  • illustration of a large explosion on a beach with rocks and cliffs in the background
    illustration of a large explosion on a beach with rocks and cliffs in the background

    The Air Force wants to blow up toxic military waste on a beach in Guam

    A Indigenous-led community group says: See you in court.

    Julia Kane Equity March 9, 2022
  • Ruins of a city covered by rising waters
    Ruins of a city covered by rising waters

    Ancient cultures faced rising seas and lived to tell the tale

    There’s some truth behind age-old flood myths (even Noah’s Ark and Atlantis).
    Kate Yoder Culture October 13, 2021
  • Smokestacks and smoke against a cloudy sky
    Smokestacks and smoke against a cloudy sky

    Carbon IOUs? A new plan to make companies pay back their climate debt

    Researchers propose a new kind of carbon price that would reduce the burden of carbon clean-up on future generations.
    Emily Pontecorvo Energy July 9, 2021
  • An Earth cracked open like an egg with mosquitoes, an asthma inhaler, daffodils, a hospital bed, and a tick coming out of it
    An Earth cracked open like an egg with mosquitoes, an asthma inhaler, daffodils, a hospital bed, and a tick coming out of it

    Doctors put a price tag on the annual health impacts of climate change. It’s $820 billion.

    And that’s an underestimate.
    Zoya Teirstein Health May 21, 2021
  • Awoman wearing a light yellow t-shirt and navy blue overalls holds a picture of her mother, an older woman. In the background you can see a kitchen with light beige walls and lime green tiles.
    Awoman wearing a light yellow t-shirt and navy blue overalls holds a picture of her mother, an older woman. In the background you can see a kitchen with light beige walls and lime green tiles.

    2020 was the deadliest year for environmental activists. Here’s why.

    Pandemic lockdowns erased safety networks and left environmental defenders more vulnerable to attacks.
    María Paula Rubiano A. Protest September 15, 2021
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