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NPF Webinar: Climate Change – What’s Next? [1]

This live, interactive National Press Foundation webinar, 2:30 p.m. EDT, will look at what the US decision to abandon the Paris accord will mean for states, cities and industries already working to address a warming planet, and related issues. Speaker is Vicki Arroyo, ED of the Georgetown Climate Center at Georgetown Law. Free registration required.

"VIDEO: Get To Know The Bloodthirsty (But Cuddly) Vampire Bat" [2]

"The overwhelming majority of bats are friends of humanity. They gobble up the insects that bite us and ruin our crops. They pollinate flowers and they replant forests by spreading seeds around. But as agriculture overtakes rain forests and jungles, humans have come into conflict with one bat species: the common vampire bat."

Source: NPR [3], 06/08/2017

Trump Plans to Shift Infrastructure Funding to Cities, States, Business [4]

"President Trump will lay out a vision this coming week for sharply curtailing the federal government’s funding of the nation’s infrastructure and calling upon states, cities and corporations to shoulder most of the cost of rebuilding roads, bridges, railways and waterways."

Source: NY Times [5], 06/08/2017

"Organisms In Ballast Water Increasing Despite Discharge Measures" [6]

"Ships arriving in Chesapeake Bay ports bring more than just cargo — in 2013 they also inadvertently released an estimated 10 billion live zooplankton from other parts of the world, a finding that surprised the researchers who recently reported the results."

Source: Bay Journal [7], 06/08/2017

"Sage Grouse: Zinke To Order Review Of Conservation Plans" [8]

"Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke today announced a review of federal greater sage grouse conservation plans to determine in part if they are hindering energy production on public lands."

Source: Greenwire [9], 06/08/2017

"FDA Resumes Testing Foods For Weed Killer, Safety Questions Grow" [10]

"The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has resumed its first-ever endeavor to evaluate how much of a controversial chemical is making its way into the U.S. food supply. And the tests can’t come soon enough as safety concerns about the herbicide known as glyphosate grow."

Source: HuffPost [11], 06/08/2017

"U.S. Pays Farmers Billions To Save The Soil. But It's Blowing Away" [12]

"Neil Shook was relaxing at home in Woodworth, N.D., on a Saturday afternoon just over a week ago. 'My wife was outside and she yelled at me to come outside and take a look at this,' he recalls. A massive brown cloud covered the horizon to the west."

Source: NPR [13], 06/08/2017

Mexico, DiCaprio, Carlos Slim Craft Plan To Save Endangered Porpoise [14]

"The Mexican government, tycoon Carlos Slim and U.S. actor Leonardo DiCaprio on Wednesday unveiled a joint plan to protect a tiny porpoise in the Gulf of California that has become a potent symbol of critically endangered animal species."

Source: Reuters [15], 06/08/2017

US Coastal Cities Will Flood More Often and More Severely, Study Warns [16]

"Cities lining the U.S. coasts should brace for a lot more flooding — from 'nuisance' floods that shut down streets during high tides to deluges that take lives and wipe out infrastructure."

Source: InsideClimate News [17], 06/08/2017

"Hawaii Enacts Law Committing To Goals Of Paris Climate Accord" [18]

"Hawaii has become the first U.S. state to enact legislation to bring its environmental standards in line with the Paris climate accord, officials said on Wednesday, less than a week after President Donald Trump announced that the United States would withdraw from the global agreement."

Source: Reuters [19], 06/08/2017

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