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"U.S. Judge Orders EPA To Limit Pollution Into New York, Connecticut" [1]

"A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to take steps to curb ozone pollution that blows into New York and Connecticut from five other states."

Source: Reuters [2], 06/14/2018

"Antarctica Is Melting Three Times as Fast as a Decade Ago" [3]

"Between 60 and 90 percent of the world’s fresh water is frozen in the ice sheets of Antarctica, a continent roughly the size of the United States and Mexico combined. If all that ice melted, it would be enough to raise the world’s sea levels by roughly 200 feet."

Source: NY Times [4], 06/14/2018

"Pruitt’s Conservative Support Cracks" [5]

"Scott Pruitt drew fire Wednesday from conservative pundit Laura Ingraham, who urged President Donald Trump to dump the scandal-scarred EPA administrator — the latest sign that his support among Republicans is crumbling."

Source: Politico [6], 06/14/2018

Pruitt Tapped Aide, Donors To Help Wife Land Job At Conservative Group [7]

"Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt last year had a top aide help contact Republican donors who might offer his wife a job, eventually securing her a position at a conservative political group that has backed him for years, according to multiple individuals familiar with the matter."

Source: Washington Post [8], 06/14/2018

DEADLINE: IWMF Reporting Fellowships to Mexico and Guatemala [9]

The International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) invites women journalists to apply for an expenses-paid reporting trip to either Mexico (Economic Development after the Elections) or Guatemala (Environment), Sep 20-Oct 5, 2018. Deadline: extended to Jul 17.

Climate Change Could Lead to Major Crop Failures in Biggest Corn Regions [10]

"Two new studies looking at corn and vegetables warn of a rising risk of food shocks and malnutrition with unchecked global warming."

Source: InsideClimate News [11], 06/13/2018

Last March of the ‘Wooden Elephants’: Africa’s Ancient Baobabs Are Dying [12]

"Researchers fear the trees are parched by drought and rising temperatures linked to climate change."

Source: NY Times [13], 06/13/2018

"DNC Quietly Adopts Ban On Fossil Fuel Company Donations" [14]

"The Democratic National Committee voted over the weekend to ban donations from fossil fuel companies, HuffPost has learned."

Source: HuffPost [15], 06/13/2018

Gulf Fish Populations Among Those Shifting In Response To Climate Change [16]

"Fish species are sensitive to water temperature and, as climate change warms ocean waters, their geographic distribution is changing. A study recently published in the journal PLOS ONE projects some fish species off the United States’ coasts shifting northward to more suitable temperature ranges under future climate scenarios."

Source: Texas Climate News [17], 06/13/2018

"India Farmers Sow Unapproved Monsanto Cotton Seeds, Risking Arrest" [18]

"Many Indian farmers are openly sowing an unapproved variety of genetically modified (GM) cotton seeds developed by Monsanto, as the government sits on the sidelines for fear of antagonizing a big voting bloc ahead of an election next year."

Source: Reuters [19], 06/13/2018

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