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Australian PM Abandons Climate Targets, Bowing to Party Pressure [1]

"Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia abandoned plans for emission targets Monday, bowing to pressure from conservatives who considered toppling Mr. Turnbull’s government over an energy policy that aimed to reduce prices and bring the country into line with international climate change commitments."

Source: NY Times [2], 08/21/2018

With Wildfire, When Is Climate Change the Spark? [3]

Massive wildfires have been a huge news story this summer. But caught up in the conflagration is a big question: To what extent can climate change be blamed? This week’s TipSheet looks at the controversy, and helps journalists work their way through the challenge without getting burned.

New EPA Rollback of Coal Pollution Regulations Takes Major Step Forward [4]

"Andrew Wheeler, the acting administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, on Monday signed a plan to weaken regulation of coal-fired power plants, advancing a proposal that the coal industry has hailed as an end to burdensome regulation and environmentalists have criticized as a retreat in the battle to address climate change."

Source: NY Times [5], 08/21/2018

Student Scholarship Opportunity for Environmental Journalism 2018 in Flint, MI [6]

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"Emissions: Hip New E-Scooters Drive Cities Into 'Freakout Mode'" [8]

As people grow tired of congested commutes, many are opting to zip around cities on dockless electric scooters. Several brands have already sprung up to meet their needs, including Bird and Lime. With lower carbon footprints than cars, electric scooters are seen as a good choice by some eco-conscious consumers."

Source: ClimateWire [9], 08/20/2018

"Clean Water Act: EPA Drafting Rule To Curb Its Veto Power — Sources" [10]

"EPA is working on a regulation to limit the agency's ability to nix water pollution permits."

Source: Greenwire [11], 08/20/2018

Trump Keeps Trying To Kill Agency That Probes Chemical Plant Disasters [12]

"On a warm morning in April, workers at a Wisconsin oil refinery were conducting a routine shutdown for maintenance. Suddenly, a gasoline cracking unit exploded, and the workers watched in horror as a huge fireball ripped through the plant. They ran for their lives, barely escaping the blast."

Source: Reveal [13], 08/20/2018

"Militia Threat Hampers Ebola Fight In Congo As Disease Kills 47" [14]

"Militia violence in Democratic Republic of Congo has prevented aid workers from reaching some potential cases in an outbreak of Ebola that has so far killed 47 people, the World Health Organization said on Friday."

Source: Reuters [15], 08/20/2018

"Science Says: Hotter Weather Turbocharges US West Wildfires" [16]

"As temperatures rise in the U.S. West, so do the flames. The years with the most acres burned by wildfires have some of the hottest temperatures, an Associated Press analysis of fire and weather data found. As human-caused climate change has warmed the world over the past 35 years, the land consumed by flames has more than doubled."

Source: AP [17], 08/20/2018

On 2nd Thought, Zinke Nixes Interior Plan To Possibly Sell Public Land [18]

"The Interior Department canceled a proposal to potentially sell public land that was once protected inside the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument before its boundary was redrawn, saying it contradicted Secretary Ryan Zinke’s assurance last year that he would not do so."

Source: Washington Post [19], 08/20/2018

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