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"Global Aid Cuts Could Lead To 9.4 Million Deaths By 2030, Study Projects" [1]

"A new study published Monday in the Lancet puts a number on the potential human toll as the global humanitarian system cracks apart, projecting an extra 9.4 million deaths by 2030 if the current trends persist." "The Lancet study examines how the dismantling of international aid by the U.S. and other countries could undo decades of health gains."

Disasters [2]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Justice [4]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
People & Population [8]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
International [11]
Source: Washington Post [12], 02/04/2026
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Amsterdam Defies Lobbying to Become 1st Capital City to Ban Fossil Fuel Ads [13]

"Amsterdam city council has passed a legally binding ban on advertising for fossil fuels and meat products across public spaces in the city, becoming the first capital in the world to prohibit such ads through local law."

Activism [14]
Climate Change [15]
Consumer [16]
Energy & Fuel [17]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Journalism & Media [18]
Laws & Regulations [7]
Public [9]
Europe [19]
Source: DeSmog [20], 01/27/2026
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"Sales of Antibiotics for Farm Animals Spiked in 2024" [21]

"Though a direct cause is unknown, the jump renews concerns over antibiotic resistance and cuts to the federal agencies that work to reduce it."

Agriculture [22]
Chemicals [23]
Consumer [16]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
Source: Civil Eats [24], 01/22/2026
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After One Scientist Questions New Microplastics Findings, Others Fire Back [25]

"A prominent scientist criticized microplastics research methods. Others are defending the work."

Chemicals [23]
Energy & Fuel [17]
Environmental Health [3]
Food [6]
Health [26]
People & Population [8]
Pollution [27]
Science [28]
Water & Oceans [29]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
International [11]
Source: NYTimes [30], 01/20/2026
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Trump’s Biggest Inaugural Donor Benefits from Worker Safety Weakening [31]

"Meatpacking giant JBS gave $5 million; industry soon celebrated a decision to make those on the assembly line work faster."

Agriculture [22]
Consumer [16]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
People & Population [8]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
International [11]
Source: Capital & Main [32], 01/13/2026
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"New Dietary Guidance Pushes Whole Milk, Warns Against Processed Food" [33]

"The Trump administration released new dietary guidelines Wednesday that call for Americans to limit highly processed foods, such as those high in added sugars and sodium, and that endorse products that had once been discouraged by many nutritionists, such as whole milk, butter and red meat."

Agriculture [22]
Chemicals [23]
Consumer [16]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Health [26]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
Source: Washington Post [34], 01/08/2026
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Even in This Toxic River — A Salmon Story [35]

Seattle’s heavily polluted Duwamish River is no place to catch fish — except for salmon, which pass quickly through these troubled waters on their way from the sea to their freshwater spawning grounds. With fishing pole in hand, environmental journalist Alex Brown joins jostling crowds of industrial-zone anglers and catches a firsthand view of a spectacle that is both anomalous and awe-inspiring.

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Features [36]
Topics on the Beat: 
Biodiversity [37]
Chemicals [23]
Environmental Health [3]
Fish & Fisheries [38]
Food [6]
Pollution [27]
Water & Oceans [29]
Wildlife [39]
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National (U.S.) [10]
Northwest (OR WA) [40]
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"Is RFK Jr. Backing Big Food’s Drive To Overturn Tough New State Laws?" [41]

"Secretary Kennedy echoes industry talking points on food safety laws"

Agriculture [22]
Consumer [16]
Economy & Business [42]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
People & Population [8]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
Source: U.S. Right to Know [43], 12/19/2025
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Chemicals In Food System Creating Health Burden Of $2.2Tn A Year: Report [44]

"Scientists have issued an urgent warning that some of the synthetic chemicals that help underpin the current food system are driving increased rates of cancer, neurodevelopmental conditions and infertility, while degrading the foundations of global agriculture."

Agriculture [22]
Chemicals [23]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
People & Population [8]
Pollution [27]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [10]
International [11]
Source: Guardian [45], 12/11/2025
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France's Tap Water Is Widely Polluted With TFA, The Most Common PFAS [46]

"A French state health agency analyzed over 600 samples of drinking water. 92% of them contained traces of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), the smallest PFAS molecule, which is suspected to be toxic. "

Chemicals [23]
Environmental Health [3]
Environmental Politics [5]
Environmental Studies [47]
Food [6]
Laws & Regulations [7]
People & Population [8]
Pollution [27]
Water & Oceans [29]
Public [9]
Europe [19]
Source: Le Monde [48], 12/08/2025
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