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Ohio’s Nuclear Bailout Plan Balloons to Embrace Coal, Crimp Renewables [1]

"While other states are embracing renewable energy, Ohio is heading in the opposite direction. A bill passed this week by the Ohio House would subsidize nuclear and coal power while cutting state support for renewable energy and energy efficiency, with the utilities' customers footing the bill."

Source: InsideClimate News [2], 06/03/2019

"Science: EPA Rushes Overhaul Of Cancer Testing" [3]

"EPA plans to quickly revamp its guidelines for evaluating whether environmental contaminants can cause cancer or other ailments, a move Trump administration critics fear is part of a broader effort to weaken the basis for regulating a wide range of pollutants."

Source: Greenwire [4], 06/03/2019

"A Sea Of Sagebrush Disappears, Making Way For Fire-Prone Cheatgrass" [5]

"It may seem, to anyone who has driven long stretches of highway across the West, that there is plenty — maybe even more than enough — sagebrush. Sagebrush once covered 250 million acres of western North America, but today that ecosystem is half the size it once was and it's burning more frequently."

Source: NPR [6], 05/31/2019

"China Ready To Hit Back At U.S. With Rare Earths: Newspapers" [7]

"China is ready to use rare earths to strike back in a trade war with the United States, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday in strongly worded commentaries on a move that would escalate tensions between the world’s two largest economies."

Source: Reuters [8], 05/31/2019

"Instagramming Crowds Pack National Parks" [9]

"The dark blue, predawn sky was just beginning to brighten over Mesa Arch — a once-hidden gem in Utah's Canyonlands National Park — as Jonathan Zhang frantically set up his camera and tripod."

Source: NPR [10], 05/31/2019

"Oregon Votes To Ban Restaurants From Offering Plastic Straws" [11]

"Oregon will ban restaurants from automatically offering single-use plastic straws under a measure passed by lawmakers, making it the second state to enact restrictions on plastic straws."

Source: AP [12], 05/31/2019

Sierra Club Says It Will Commit Resources To 100 Candidates Next Year [13]

"The Sierra Club on Thursday said it plans to have staff and volunteers back the efforts of 100 yet-to-be-selected campaigns across the country, making it the latest green group to commit significant resources to help elect candidates who vow to take action on climate change."

Source: The Hill [14], 05/31/2019

"Louisiana Residents March In Coalition Against 'Death Alley'" [15]

"Demonstrators in Louisiana stepped off on a five-day march on Thursday, demanding environmental justice for a region besieged by toxic pollution from chemical plants."

Source: Guardian [16], 05/31/2019

"Michigan AG Will Move To Shut Pipeline In June If No Deal" [17]

"Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Wednesday she will move in June to shut a Great Lakes oil pipeline if the governor cannot reach a resolution with operator Enbridge, saying the state is in “great peril” the longer the oil continues to flow under a sensitive waterway."

Source: AP [18], 05/31/2019

"Los Angeles County Sues Bayer's Monsanto Over PCB Contamination" [19]

"Los Angeles County sued Monsanto Co on Thursday, seeking to force the unit of Germany’s Bayer AG to help pay for reducing PCB contamination in dozens of bodies of water."

Source: Reuters [20], 05/31/2019

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