EARTH MEANDERS: They Say It’s My Birthday
Today is my birthday and it's going to be a good time. So as I craft a day of mirth, free spirit and all my favorite activities, let me ruminate upon what I wish for as gifts on...
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The 1st major meteor shower in months will peak on Earth Day
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Earthquakes Happen Every 3 Minutes in Southern California, Study Shows
The Weather Channel: Scientists always knew numerous earthquakes happened in California everyday. But now they have just how common even the tiniest of temblors ar […]
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California earthquake: TWO MILLION quakes rock South California
Express: SOUTH California earthquake experts have discovered nearly two million tremors, which until now, have seemingly avoided all detection […]
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Recyclable Starbucks Lid Unlikely to Be Recycled
The Intercept: The new Starbucks lid was supposed be a great green environmental milestone. But it’s very unlikely to be recycled […]
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To save Earth 30 percent of the planet must be protected, study says
National Geographic: New science says land conservation must double by 2030 to prevent dangerous warming and unravelling of ecosystems […]
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Post: The research-practitioner divide: Why we are still optimistic
Agrilinks: The Feed the future Developing Local Extension Capacity (DLEC) project is a rare and successful example of an extension researcher and a […]
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Birds and Brews: How breweries are trying to conserve western river habitats
Earth.com: A few craft breweries and environmental organizations are collaborating on river conservation in the western United States […]
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Aquaman take notice: League City to host superhero-themed water conservation event
Houston Chronicle: The city of League City is hosting its first "Water Smart Summit" on April 27 to provide free fun for the family […]
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Rejecting “Conduit” Theory, EPA Concludes the Clean Water Act Does Not Regulate Point Source Discharges to Groundwater
Lexology: More than a year after seeking public comment on the extent of federal jurisdiction under the Clean Water Act (CWA or t […]
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High Court seeks report on groundwater extraction in Gurugram
Hindustan Times: According to data obtained from the agricultural department’s groundwater cell, from 2014 to 2018, the groundwater table fell by 2.5 metres in […]
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Briefing notes show Coalition approved Adani water plan despite knowing of risk
Guardian: Company rejected scientific advice its groundwater modelling was ‘not fit for purpose&rsquo […]
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Greater Peril for the Greater Sage Grouse
Living on Earth: In 2015, private landowners, federal agencies and conservation groups worked out a plan to protect the Greater Sage Grouse by placing som […]
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The Sage Hen and the Sage Brush
Living on Earth: We revisit an earlier Living on Earth report about the threats to the Greater Sage Grouse from oil drilling, grazing, and invasiv […]
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Arthur's Seat at risk of wildfire during Easter Weekend mini-heatwave
Scotsman: Scotland’s fire service has warned of increased risk of wildfires over the Easter weekend […]
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How the plastics industry is hijacking the circular economy
Treehugger: What they are calling circular is a sham, just fantasy recycling so that they can maintain the status quo […]
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Judge rules Flint residents can sue federal government over water crisis
The Hill: A judge says the residents of Flint, Mich., can sue the federal government over its response to the city's drinking water crisis.Judg […]
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Elected Officials and Business Leaders Unveil Anti-Fracking Art Installation in Hialeah
Food & Water Watch: Elected Officials and Business Leaders Unveil Anti-Fracking Art Installation in Hialea […]
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The Only Reasonable Regulation on Oil and Gas is to Ban Fracking
Food & Water Watch: The Only Reasonable Regulation on Oil and Gas is to Ban Fracking […]
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Iowa DNR Uses Rain as Scapegoat for Horrific Manure Runoffs; Factory Farms Let Off the Hook
Food & Water Watch: Iowa DNR Uses Rain as Scapegoat for Horrific Manure Runoffs; Factory Farms Let Off the Hook […]
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Oficiales Electos y Líderes Empresariales Develan Instalación De Arte Anti-Fracking En Hialeah
Food & Water Watch: Oficiales Electos y Líderes Empresariales Develan Instalación De Arte Anti-Fracking En Hialea […]
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Anti-Factory Farm Advocates to Stage Large, Witty Visual Prior to DPI Town Hall
Food & Water Watch: Anti-Factory Farm Advocates to Stage Large, Witty Visual Prior to DPI Town Ha […]
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Men's Brands Jump Into Sustainability Efforts
WWD: Like many things in men's wear, it often takes a bit longer for a trend to take hold than it does in […]
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Places to Watch: Curating Data-Driven Stories for Action
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Hurricane Michael upgraded to Category 5
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