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Ethiopia's Somali Region Faces Chronic Drought Linked To Climate Change [1]

"This year the 'belg' rainy season once again failed to bring much needed relief to the drought-striken region. Pastoral communities say they fear for the future of their livelihoods as experts blame climate change."

Source: Deutsche Welle [2], 09/24/2019

"Trump’s EPA Threatens California With Highway Funding Cuts" [3]

"The Trump administration is ratcheting up its threats against California with a letter warning the state faces sanctions – including cuts in federal highway funding – over its “failure” to submit complete reports on its implementation of the Clean Air Act."

Source: Sacramento Bee [4], 09/24/2019

"Most of World's Biggest Firms 'Unlikely' To Meet Paris Climate Targets" [5]

"More than four fifths of the world’s largest companies are unlikely to meet the targets set out in the Paris climate agreement by 2050, according to fresh analysis of their climate disclosures."

Source: Guardian [6], 09/24/2019

Oil Giants, Under Fire From Climate Activists, Investors, Mount Defense [7]

"From the deck of a boat in New York harbor, the chief executive of Equinor squinted toward a stretch of sea where his oil company will soon build a giant wind farm. “We are doing all we can” to fight climate change, said the executive, Eldar Saetre."

Source: NY Times [8], 09/24/2019

"At U.N. Climate Summit, Few Commitments and U.S. Silence" [9]

"UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Climate Action Summit on Monday was meant to highlight concrete promises by presidents, prime ministers and corporate executives to wean the global economy from fossil fuels to avoid the worst effects of global warming. But despite the protests in the streets, China on Monday made no new promises to take stronger climate action. The United States, having vowed to pull out of the Paris Agreement, the pact among nations to jointly fight climate change, said nothing at all. A host of countries made only incremental promises."

Source: NY Times [10], 09/24/2019

Greta Thunberg Had One Question At U.N. Climate Summit: ‘How Dare You?’ [11]

"Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg had one question for the global leaders assembled at the United Nations: “How dare you?”"

Source: Washington Post [12], 09/24/2019

As Fiscal Year Ends, Local Stories Often Found in Appropriations Bills [13]

The politics of federal appropriations is convoluted, but buried within are important local environmental stories. Heading into the upcoming fiscal year, the latest TipSheet explains how the process works and where to find the news. Plus, spotting environmental pork barrel, and what a “minibus” bill is and why it matters.

Water Bottles in Class Offer Varying Lessons in Sustainability [14]

Can consumption in the classroom become a reporting exercise for budding journalists? Our quarterly EJ Academy column explores how collegiate educators can handle sustainability questions. Should students be discouraged from using plastic water bottles? And should faculty use electronic handouts and texts instead of paper copies? Top instructors weigh in.

Battle Over Fish Farming In Open Ocean Heats Up, As EPA Permit Looms [15]

"Americans eat an average of 16 pounds of fish each year, and that number is growing. But how to meet our demand for fish is a controversial question, one that is entering a new chapter as the Environmental Protection Agency seeks to approve the nation's only aquaculture pen in federal waters."

Source: NPR [16], 09/23/2019

"Imelda Left Texas With at Least 5 Deaths and Historic Rainfall" [17]

"BEAUMONT, Tex. — The flooding rose as high as Archie Pugh’s wheelchair. After surging water from Tropical Depression Imelda rushed into his house and up against his wheels, Mr. Pugh, who has a partial leg amputation, could not wait for 911. He perched himself on the arm of a sofa, hoping for help."

Source: NY Times [18], 09/23/2019

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