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USAID cuts may cause over 14 million additional deaths by 2030, study says

USAID · United States

USAID cuts may cause over 14 million additional deaths by 2030, study says

53% Center coverage: 130 sources

Deep funding cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development and its potential dismantling could result in more than 14 million additional deaths by 2030, according to research published in The Lancet medical journal on Monday.See the Story

California Dismantles Landmark Environmental Law to Tackle Housing Crisis

California Politics · California

California Dismantles Landmark Environmental Law to Tackle Housing Crisis

45% Left coverage: 80 sources

California leaders on Monday rolled back a landmark law that was a national symbol of environmental protection before it came to be vilified as a primary reason for the state’s severe housing shortage and homelessness crisis. See the Story

Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

Climate Change · United States

Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

46% Left coverage: 66 sources

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Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

Major reports about how climate change affects the US are removed from websites

Republican senators seek to change Senate bill clean energy tax, improve tax credits

50% Left coverage: 46 sources

Republican Senator Joni Ernst has introduced an amendment to the U.S. Senate's tax and spending megabill that would change two of the most contentious parts of that bill and could give a small boost to wind and solar projects that had been targeted in the draft being debated on the Senate floor.US Politics · United States See the Story

NOAA to discontinue some weather data, but delays cutoff

69% Center coverage: 58 sources

Federal authorities say they will discontinue some weather data — but they are delaying the original plan to do so by one month. NOAA · United States See the Story

Greenpeace faces ruin after oil giant wins lawsuit rewriting Standing Rock history

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The company behind the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) convinced a North Dakota jury to blame Greenpeace for protests led by Indigenous activists — and now the nonprofit faces a $666 million penalty.Episode one of SLAPP’d, a multipart podcast focusing on the Greenpeace/DAPL trial.Alleen Brown reports for Drilled.In short:In 2016, thousands of people gathered near the Standing Rock Reservation to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline, led by Indigenous g…Greenpeace · North Dakota Read Article

How a global network of grassroots leaders is getting cities to ride more bikes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A worldwide “Bicycle Mayor” movement is helping cities ditch cars by empowering local cycling champions to push for change from the street up.Kaja Šeruga reports for Reasons To Be Cheerful.In short:After teaching herself to ride in Addis Ababa during the pandemic, Maren Ahlers started organizing women’s bike classes and now leads a 450-member cycling group.She joined the global Bicycle Mayor Network, a 150-member coalition in 34 countries that s…Climate Change · Ethiopia Read Article

Solar Farms Face an Uphill Battle in Lexington. ‘Agricultural Economy at risk.’

Coverage: 2 sources

Companies want to build solar farms in Fayette County. Farmers want to protect their land. City council, meanwhile, must make solar energy laws.Farming · Lee County See the Story

North Omaha Neighbors Concerned About Coal Plant Transition Amid New Legislation

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The coal-fired plant in North Omaha is set to transition to natural gas in 2026, but new legislation raises concerns. Local advocate Anthony Rogers-Wright highlighted the health risks associated with coal plants, including increased rates of cancer and respiratory diseases, stressing the importance of addressing air quality for the well-being of future generations. The Greater Omaha Chamber emphasizes the need for reliable and diverse energy sou…EPA · United States See the Story

Vermont Soccer Club Kicks Toward a Cleaner Future

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In Burlington, Vermont, a scrappy amateur soccer team is drawing crowds and taking climate action one game at a time.Cara Buckley reports for The New York Times.In short:The Vermont Green Football Club blends sports and sustainability, offering recycled uniforms, vegan food trucks, and compost bins at every game.The team’s climate-first mission includes donations to environmental groups, low-carbon operations, and partnerships with brands like B…Soccer · Burlington See the Story

Satellite image shows Southern Europe's land and sea experiencing extreme heat

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

A powerful heat wave has been gripping large parts of southern Europe and North Africa, pushing air temperatures beyond seasonal norms and triggering widespread health and wildfire alerts. Among the hardest-hit countries are Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, and Algeria.Climate Change See the Story

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