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"'Crazy Worms' Threaten America's Trees — And (Gasp!) Our Maple Syrup" [1]

"Earthworms are often seen as a welcome presence in gardens, and even on fishing hooks. But in the Northeast, experts say invasive "crazy worms" from Asia are creating havoc in forests — and they say the unusual worms are a danger to animals and plants, and especially to sugar maple trees."

Source: NPR [2], 06/14/2021

"U.S. Water and Power Are Shockingly Vulnerable to Cyberhacks" [3]

"When the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power was hacked in 2018, it took a mere six hours. Early this year, an intruder lurked in hundreds of computers related to water systems across the U.S. In Portland, Oregon, burglars installed malicious computers onto a grid providing power to a chunk of the Northwest."

Source: Bloomberg Environment [4], 06/14/2021

"Why A California Oil Workers Union Is Getting Behind Clean Energy" [5]

"The dominant narrative about labor unions and climate change is that fossil fuel workers are a major roadblock to action. ... So it’s worth slowing down to examine a groundbreaking new report — endorsed by 19 unions, including two representing thousands of California oil workers — that offers a preview of what the path forward might look like."

Source: LA Times [6], 06/14/2021

Long-Duration Energy Storage Can Help Clean Up Grid, If It's Super Cheap [7]

"To compete with clean firm generation, long-duration storage needs to come down massively in price."

Source: Canary Media [8], 06/14/2021

"Ice Shelf Protecting Antarctic Glacier Is Breaking Up Faster" [9]

"The Pine Island Glacier’s ice shelf loss accelerated in 2017, causing scientists to worry that with climate change the glacier’s collapse could happen quicker than the many centuries predicted. The floating ice shelf acts like a cork in a bottle for the fast-melting glacier and prevents its much larger ice mass from flowing into the ocean."

Source: AP [10], 06/14/2021

"Below Aging U.S. Dams, A Potential Toxic Calamity" [11]

"Docs suggest that in more than 80 U.S. locations, the failure of an aging dam could flood a major toxic waste site".

Source: Undark [12], 06/14/2021

"St. Croix’s Limetree Bay Refinery Could Be Facing Bankruptcy" [13]

"When the long-mothballed Limetree Bay oil refinery reopened in February, environmentalists saw it as a parting gift from the Trump administration to the deeply divided people of St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Some thought the massive facility would help revive the island’s economy while others feared environmental disaster and a looming climate nightmare."

Source: Inside Climate News [14], 06/14/2021

Climate Activists Criticize Lack Of G7 Details On Ending Fossil Fuels [15]

"G-7 leaders vowed Sunday to move away from public financing of coal projects worldwide and to make good on their long-standing commitments to help vulnerable nations bear the rising costs of climate change. But activists who had hoped for more concrete and ambitious pledges raised a key question: Where are the details?"

Source: Washington Post [16], 06/14/2021

"Biden Plans to Restore Alaskan Forest Protections Stripped Under Trump" [17]

"The Biden administration plans to restore environmental protections to Tongass National Forest in Alaska, one of the world’s largest intact temperate rain forests, that had been stripped away by former President Donald J. Trump."

Source: NYTimes [18], 06/14/2021

#SEJSpotlight: Debra Krol, Indigenous Affairs Reporter, Arizona Republic [19]

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