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"83,000 Hawaii Homes Dispose Of Sewage In Cesspools" [1]

"The town of Hauula packs hundreds of homes into a narrow strip of land sandwiched between verdant, towering cliffs of the Koolau mountain range and the Pacific. But the stunning views obscure an environmental problem beneath the ground."

Source: AP [2], 07/07/2023

"John Kerry to Visit China to Restart Climate Negotiations" [3]

"John Kerry, President Biden’s special envoy for climate change, said on Thursday he would travel to China next week to restart global warming negotiations between the world’s two largest polluters."

Source: NYTimes [4], 07/07/2023

Rush to Build Carbon Pipelines Leaps Ahead of Federal Safety Standards [5]

"At least two companies are planning to convert natural gas pipelines to carry carbon dioxide instead, but there aren’t yet any federal safety rules to cover them."

Source: Inside Climate News [6], 07/07/2023

Countries Agree To Slash Shipping Emissions, But Not Enough [7]

"Maritime nations agreed Friday to slash emissions from the shipping industry to net zero by about 2050 in a deal that several experts and nations say falls short of what’s needed to curb warming to agreed temperature limits."

Source: AP [8], 07/07/2023

‘Orange’ Is the New Data — for Wildfire Smoke [9]

The U.S. air quality alert scale is showing a lot of unhealthy colors this season, from oranges up to unhealthy reds and purples or worse, as smoke from wildfires in Canada periodically drifts across various U.S. regions. The latest Reporter’s Toolbox explores a key database and other resources to help journalists report on the spread of smoky air.

Ursine Odyssey Seeks Insight Into Future for Bears [10]

A new book takes readers around the planet to better understand the world’s eight bear species and our relationships with them, including not just how we’ve popularized some but also the many ways we’ve mistreated or pushed others to the brink of extinction. In the new BookShelf, Frances Backhouse reviews Gloria Dickie’s just-published volume, “Eight Bears.” Plus, Freelance Files interviews Dickie [11].

"US Targets Environmental Crime in Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands" [12]

"The Justice Department’s new plan to crack down on environmental crimes in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands is badly needed to combat corruption and shore up threadbare local agencies, according to Puerto Rico’s former top environmental official."

Source: Bloomberg Environment [13], 07/06/2023

"Global Shipping Industry Faces Head Winds Over Going Green" [14]

"In a clubby mid-rise on the River Thames, its lobby filled with models of container ships and oil tankers, a rather obscure United Nations group is gathering this week to make a momentous decision that will influence whether the world can meet its promise to limit perilous global warming."

Source: Washington Post [15], 07/06/2023

Heat Is A Mortal Threat To Farmworkers. How To Protect Them. [16]

"Pierson, Fla., calls itself the fern capital of the world, because of its many vast ferneries, where the feathery greens that end up tucked into bouquets of roses are grown. Those ferns are cut by workers like Severa and Felipa Cruz, sisters from Mexico. It is strenuous and increasingly hot work — so hot it can be life-threatening."

Source: Washington Post [17], 07/06/2023

Grid Operator Must Connect Backlogged Clean Energy Projects: Report [18]

"Virginia, Illinois, Ohio and Indiana have the most to gain in jobs and new investment if PJM, the country’s largest grid operator, can fix some of the problems now leading to long delays in clean energy projects, a new report says."

Source: Inside Climate News [19], 07/06/2023

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