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US Sees Iran Likely Behind Cyberattack on 30+ Minnesota Water Systems [1]

"Investigators believe a cyberattack this week on dozens of municipal water systems in Minnesota was probably the work of Iranian hackers, according to U.S. and state officials and others familiar with the matter, a potential act of aggression that comes at a precarious moment in the U.S. war against Iran." "There were no indications that any water supply had been rendered unsafe to drink."

Source: New York Times [2], 07/31/2026

In This Costa Rican Forest, Monkeys Come Face-to-Face With A.I. [3]

"CapuchinAI, a portable testing station equipped with a touch screen and facial recognition software, could help scientists study primate intelligence in the wild."

Source: New York Times [4], 07/30/2026

Louisa, Va., Homeowner Sues Amazon Over Data Center Construction [5]

"Round-the-clock disruptions drive a Central Virginia man to file a lawsuit against the tech giant as it seeks to build its latest digital warehouse in the commonwealth."

Source: Virginia Mercury [6], 07/30/2026

Half Of England Officially In ‘Exceptionally Serious’ Drought [7]

"Half of England is officially in drought, with July set to be the driest on record after winter floods, the Environment Agency has said. The “flash drought” developed quickly because of unusually low rainfall and high temperatures."

Source: Guardian [8], 07/30/2026

Trump Bets Chevron’s Fall Lets Him Rewrite Rules For Imperiled Wildlife [9]

"For decades, presidents of both parties and the Supreme Court have agreed that federal law prevents developers from destroying habitat critical to vulnerable wildlife. The Trump administration is now making the case that a landmark Supreme Court ruling ending judicial deference to federal agencies gives it room to reverse that longstanding interpretation."

Source: E&E News [10], 07/30/2026

Data Center Boom Sparks Lobbying Surge [11]

"The number of companies, associations and advocacy groups lobbying around data center issues more than doubled this spring compared to the same time last year as Congress and the Trump administration sought to address the industry’s rapid growth."

Source: E&E News [12], 07/30/2026

EPA Halted Study On Gas Stoves And Asthma. Results Were Striking. [13]

"Research that used a federal grant to pay for asthma patients to have their gas stoves replaced showed a dramatic fall in asthma attacks. The program was cut short after President Donald Trump took office."

Source: Washington Post [14], 07/30/2026

In Ohio, Toxic Wastewater Is Bubbling Up Out of the Ground [15]

"The state is a major importer of fracking wastewater, which gets pumped underground but doesn’t always stay there. The city of Marietta is fighting back."

Source: New York Times [16], 07/30/2026

Deadly Flooding In West Virginia Finds Prevention Plans Unaddressed [17]

"Last week, a flood devastated portions of north central West Virginia and killed two people in Upshur County. Lawmakers have done little to fund prevention and recovery as climate change puts more of the state at risk of flooding."

Source: Mountain State Spotlight [18], 07/30/2026

After Venezuela Quakes, Environmental And Health Risks Have Just Begun [19]

"More than a month has passed since Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, and the constant sound of heavy machinery still echoes through the hardest-hit neighborhoods of La Guaira on the northern coast. Dust from collapsed buildings hangs in the humid air. Garbage has piled up. Families camp outside homes deemed too dangerous to enter. Water trucks weave through damaged streets."

Source: AP [20], 07/30/2026

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