"The Siege of Miami"
"As temperatures climb, so, too, will sea levels."
Source: New Yorker, 12/15/2015
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"E.P.A. Broke Law With Social Media Push for Water Rule, Auditor Finds"
"The Environmental Protection Agency engaged in 'covert propaganda' and violated federal law when it blitzed social media to urge the public to back an Obama administration rule intended to better protect the nation’s streams and surface waters, congressional auditors have concluded."
Source: NY Times, 12/15/2015
"Paris Climate Pact Sinks Coal Stocks, Lifts Renewable Energy"
"A landmark deal to curb global warming dented shares of fossil fuel companies and lifted renewable energy stocks on Monday, although some price swings were muted by the non-binding nature of the pact."
Source: Reuters, 12/15/2015
"World Opinion Supports Paris Climate Agreement"
"The world has warmly received the breakthrough Paris Climate Agreement reached Saturday in Paris that for the first time, unites wealthy nations and poorer ones to take common climate action."
Source: ENS, 12/15/2015
"Farm to Fork: Uncovering Hazards in Our Food Systems"
"In the U.S., even chicken that has passed all federal food safety requirements still can make people sick."
Source: Reveal (CIR), 12/14/2015
Dupont Plant Pollution Legacy Looms Large for People of Pompton Lakes
"Residents, environmentalists assert government studies of high cancer rates sidestep clear evidence of link to underground toxics".
Source: NJSpotlight, 12/14/2015
"Questions Remain Around Cleanup of Former Nuke Sites Near Cheyenne"
"Leo Garcia hadn't heard of trichloroethylene about four decades ago when he moved into his red-and-white house just west of Cheyenne."
Source: Wyoming Tribune Eagle, 12/14/2015
"Third Storm in a Week Brings More Rain, Snow To California"
"A third winter-like storm in a week brought rain and strong winds to much of Northern California and snow to the Sierra Nevada during the weekend."
Source: AP, 12/14/2015
India’s Nuclear Industry Pours Its Wastes Into a River of Death
"Scientists say nuclear workers, village residents, and children living near mines and factories are falling ill after persistent exposure to unsafe radiation".
Source: Center for Public Integrity, 12/14/2015
"33,480 Americans Dead After 70 Years of Atomic Weaponry"
'Irradiated,' a special report published today by McClatchy, offers an unprecedented look at the costs of war and the risks of a strong defense, using federal records to chronicle the deaths of at least 33,480 nuclear workers who helped the U.S. win World War II and the Cold War."
Source: McClatchy, 12/14/2015
