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The Edgehill Fire is the newest blaze scorching up thousands of acres and structures in southern California – and weather conditions seem all but promising. Another Day, Another Fire There seems to be no end in sight for the thousands of people fighting and/or fleeing the flames in the United States, with new wildfires seemingly appearing every few days. The …
New York is facing a crisis that could affect everyone that lives in the city. Here are the details. MTA’s Financial Crisis Looms New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) could be on the brink of ruin. A $16.5 billion budget shortfall has left the city’s public transit system in chaos, and New Yorkers in limbo. Congestion Pricing Plan Derailed This …
After tornadoes and flooding ravaged counties across New York, Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced a funding package to help communities and homeowners bounce back. Emergency State Funding for New York New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced $11 million in emergency funding for state residents impacted by severe weather, including tornadoes and extreme flooding. Governor Announcement Last Wednesday Hochul made …
Could the $52 million+ donated by the fossil fuel sector have anything to do with the fact that a whopping 123 Congress members publicly deny global warming? Don’t Mention It When it comes to topics not to bring up at the dinner table, like sex and religion, there’s officially a new one on the list: climate change. That’s according to …
After the shock closure of two significant lumber plants in Montana, the federal government has approved $2 million in funding to keep displaced workers in the state workforce. $2 Million for Displaced Workers The US Department of Labor will provide $2 million in federal funding to help retrain and re-employ lumber workers in Western Montana after two major lumber mills …
Due to various factors, some states might see a 50% rise in electricity bills next year – and not many can afford that. Too Hot to Handle In what has been a record year for rising temperatures, millions of Americans continue to battle scorching heatwaves. But for many who are struggling to access or afford proper cooling methods, like air …
Like many large companies, Google made headlines in 2021 when it announced its intention to achieve a lofty climate related goal by 2030. Google Behind on Net Zero Goal The tech giant committed to achieving net zero emissions by the end of the decade, but has gotten off to a rocky start. Emissions Increasing Significantly Google’s emissions have not decreased …
Florida’s locals may breathe a breath of fresh air as Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a financial bill for consumer loans. How will this affect the residents of Florida, and will it truly benefit them? New Bills, New Outlook Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed the CH/HB 1347 Bill that promises better financial loan options for Florida’s locals who are …
Marathon Oil reached a $241.5 million settlement with the EPA over a violation of air quality standards on a North Dakota Reservation. The company will need to pay penalties and invest in future compliance measures to make sure local residents have cleaner air and a healthier environment. EPA Settlement Last week, Marathon Oil reached a $241.5 million settlement with the …
Thanks to climate change, this year’s storms are particularly tough and early – just ask Florida, which is bracing for Hurricane Debby, which might or might not worsen as it hovers over warming ocean waters. Forget the Timelines Atlantic Hurricane season generally runs from June 1st through to November 30th. According to the Hurricane Center, the most severe storms usually …
