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• Key Solar Panel Ingredient Is Made in the U.S.A. Again
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $1 Billion in Grants to Invest in America’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $1 Billion in Grants to Invest in America’s Clean Heavy-Duty Vehicle Transition
• EPA Announces $124M to Deliver Residential Solar, Lowering Energy Costs and Advancing Environmental Justice Across Alaska
• Earth Day 2024: A Look at 3 Places Adapting Quickly to Fight Climate Change
• India and Bangladesh Reel from Extreme Heat
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Biden-Harris Administration Takes Critical Action to Protect 100 Million People from PFAS Pollution in Drinking Water
• Driven by China, Coal Plants Made a Comeback in 2023
• What Biden and Kishida Agreed To in Their Effort to Bolster Ties
• La administración Biden-Harris finaliza la primera norma nacional de agua potable para proteger a 100 millones de personas de la contaminación por PFAS
• Tribe in Northern California to Improve Drinking Water Safeguards Under Federal Enforcement Agreement
• EPA Deputy Administrator Visits Minneapolis to Announce $4 Million in Recycling Funding and New Electric School Buses under President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA and DEC Launch Statewide Environmental Justice Listening Tour
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $20 Billion in Grants to Mobilize Private Capital and Deliver Clean Energy and Climate Solutions to Communities Across America
• EPA Actions Restore Safe Drinking Water to over 900 Mobile Home Park Residents in Eastern Coachella Valley
• 5-Star Bird Houses for Picky but Precious Guests: Nesting Swiftlets
• EPA to Resume Removal of Lead-Contaminated Soil at Residences Near Former Battery Factory in Logansport, Indiana
• Kongjian Yu Has a Plan for Urban Flooding: ‘Sponge Cities’
• How Elon Musk Became ‘Kind of Pro-China’
• Tesla’s Pivot to China Saved Musk. It Also Binds Him to Beijing.
• New regulations help protect whales from entanglement in fishing gear in the Indian Ocean
• EPA invites applications to serve on advisory council for Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority Serving Institutions
• Germany’s Solar Panel Industry, Once a Leader, Is Getting Squeezed
• EPA Orders Amphenol Corp. to Implement Final Cleanup Plan for Amphenol/Franklin Power Products Site in Indiana  
• EPA partners with 10 communities to foster equitable development strategies to reach environmental goals
• New Toxics Release Inventory Data Reported
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Strongest-ever pollution standards for cars will reduce pollution, create jobs, cut costs, and ensure companies and workers lead the clean vehicle future
• EPA celebrates 20 years of methane reduction accomplishments at the Global Methane Forum
• Biden-Harris Administration announces $24 million in pollution prevention grants under President’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA announces most energy-efficient manufacturing plants of 2023
• Can Europe Save Forests Without Killing Jobs in Malaysia?
• EPA Starts Process to Take the Rochester Embayment off List of Badly Polluted Areas in the Great Lakes
• Statement by Administrator Regan on the President’s Fiscal Year 2025 Budget
• EPA Awards Over $650,000 for Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians Recycling Project
• EPA Accepts Applications for Pollution Prevention Projects in the Midwest
• EPA to Hold Public Meeting to Discuss Soil Sampling Efforts at the Town of Pines Superfund Site in Indiana
• EPA Advances Climate Action in the Virgin Islands
• Biden-Harris Administration announces over $1 billion to start new cleanup projects and continue work at 100 Superfund sites across the country
• EPA announces new cleanup projects in California as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• EPA expands its water technical assistance program to help more communities access historic federal infrastructure funding
• EPA announces $113 Million for Indiana drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure upgrades as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda
• Shell Sees Demand Surging for Liquefied Natural Gas
• Biden-Harris Administration expands EPA program to bring wastewater services to 150 more underserved communities across rural America as part of Investing in America agenda
• Biden-Harris Administration expands EPA program to bring wastewater sanitation services to 150 more underserved communities across Rural America, including the San Carlos Apache Tribe in Arizona
• WHAT THEY ARE SAYING: Stronger standard for harmful soot pollution will save lives and significantly increase health protections for all communities
• India completes its first-ever snow leopard population survey
• La EPA anuncia el primer Programa de Artistas en Residencia en asociación con el Fondo Nacional para las Artes en Puerto Rico
• EPA Region 7 Invites Public to Attend Virtual Environmental Justice Community Stakeholder Meeting
• Oil Companies to Pay $7.4 Million in Civil Penalties to Resolve U.S. Claims for Pipeline Spill on Allotted Tribal Land
• La EPA anuncia el primer Programa de Artistas en Residencia en asociación con el Fondo Nacional para las Artes
• EPA Approves Permits to Begin Construction of Wabash Carbon Services Underground Injection Wells in Indiana’s Vermillion and Vigo Counties
• EPA Settlement Addresses Contractor’s Actions on Renovation TV Show Violating the Lead-Based Paint Rule
• Administrator Regan to Highlight Climate, Equity, and Youth Leadership in Visits to Mozambique and Ghana
• Winter Without Snow Is Devastating Indian Kashmir’s Ski Tourism
• EPA Selects Kansas State University to Receive $4 Million in Grant Funding to Provide Technical Assistance to Tribal Nations and Entities Addressing Brownfields
• Navajo Tribal Utility Authority agrees to $100 Million in Wastewater Treatment Improvements
• Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox to step down at EPA
• EPA Selects Kansas State University to Receive $4M in Grant Funding to Provide Technical Assistance to Tribal Nations and Entities Addressing Brownfields
• Modi Rebukes Developed Countries In Speech at COP28
• We’re experiencing the hottest year in human history. World leaders must act now to fight the climate crisis.
• Extreme Weather Helping Invasive Species Replace Native Species, Study Finds
• China Is Winning in Solar Power, but Its Coal Use Is Raising Alarms
• President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda Supports $327 Million Investment to Fulfill Indian Water Rights Settlements
• Gavin Newsom, on Climate Mission to China, Meets With Xi Jinping
• Deadly India Flood Shows Danger Lurking in Melting Glaciers
• Flood Threats Are Rising. Here’s Where People Are Moving Into Harm’s Way.
• Can the U.S. Make Solar Panels? This Company Thinks So.
• India’s ‘Lake Man’ Relies on Ancient Methods to Ease a Water Crisis
• President’s Investing in America Agenda Provides Resources for Tribal Nations to Address Legacy Pollution
• Secretary Haaland Announces $15 Million Commitment to Support Indian Youth Service Corps through President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda
• Interior Department Announces First Indian Youth Service Corps Grant Awards
• New tiger population estimate of 5,574 wild tigers announced by Global Tiger Forum
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Work to Strengthen Indigenous Communities in Visit to Ottawa
• Interior Department, Hualapai Tribal Leaders Celebrate Historic Indian Water Rights Settlement
• EPA Assistant Administrator Jane Nishida Renews Commitment to Continue Environmental Cooperation with Newly Established Taiwan Ministry of Environment
• U.S. EPA Completes Typhoon Mawar Recovery Mission Assignments in Guam
• EPA removing portion of Jackson Ceramix Site from list of nation’s most contaminated sites
• EPA extends public comment period on draft underground injection permits for Wabash Carbon Services in Indiana’s Vigo and Vermillion Counties until Monday, August 21
• Secretary Haaland Celebrates Great American Outdoors Act in California
• EPA Awards over $24,000 to Purdue University to Research Air Pollutants in Classroom Environments
• $10 million grant opportunity to advance environmental justice in New England
• Interior Department Celebrates Great American Outdoors Act Anniversary with Fee-Free Day on Public Lands
• Monsoon’s Fury Sours Romance of Wet Season Travel in India
• Around the Globe, Searing Heat With No Sign of Relief
• EPA and Congresswomen Valerie Foushee highlight $7 billion Solar for All grant competition at a North Carolina press event
• EPA and Congresswoman Valerie Foushee highlight $7 billion Solar for All grant competition at a North Carolina press event
• Kissinger Meets Xi as China Courts ‘Old Friends’ to Manage U.S. Rivalry
• Xi Rejects Pressure on China to Do More to Address Climate Change
• Extreme Heat Grips 3 Continents as Climate Change Warms Earth
• As China Bakes in Record Heat, John Kerry Presses Beijing on Climate Change
• La administración Biden-Harris lanza la histórica competencia de subvenciones de $20 mil millones para crear una red nacional de financiamiento limpio como parte de la agenda Invertir en Estados Unidos
• Republicans Assail Kerry Before His Climate Talks With China
• $10 million grant opportunity to support Environmental Justice in Mountains and Plains communities 
• EPA Region 7 Celebrates Opening of WSU’s Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center
• United States Announces Settlement with J.R. Simplot to Improve Hazardous Waste Management and Reduce Emissions at Idaho Facility
• EPA Lauds Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe for Community Air Monitoring Project
• Yellen Urges China to Cooperate More on Climate Finance
• EPA Seeks Public Comment on Carbon Storage Draft Permits for Company in Indiana
• EPA Celebrates Over $13.7M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Massachusetts
• John Kerry to Visit China to Restart Climate Negotiations
• China Reels From Floods and a Bruising Heat Wave
• $10 Million Grant Opportunity to Enhance Environmental Justice in New England Communities
• Tesla’s Second Quarter Sales and Deliveries Rise as Tax Credits Fuel Demand
• Tesla Sales Surge as Tax Credits Fuel Demand
• EPA Settlement Resolves Alleged Violations of Toxic Chemical Reporting Requirements by Indianapolis Company
• Interior Department Announces Behavioral Health and Wellness Program for Tribal Schools
• EPA announces $278 million to improve water infrastructure for tribes and Alaska Native Villages
• EPA and Congresswoman Velázquez Announce $7 Billion Solar for All Grant Competition at Community Workshop in Brooklyn, New York
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces over $278 Million in Funding to Improve Water Infrastructure for Tribes and Alaska Native Villages
• Biden-Harris Administration Launches $7 Billion Solar for All Grant Competition to Fund Residential Solar Programs that Lower Energy Costs for Families and Advance Environmental Justice Through Investing in America Agenda
• La administración Biden-Harris lanza una competencia de subvenciones solares de $7 mil millones para financiar programas solares residenciales que reducen los costos de energía para las familias y promueven la justicia ambiental mediante Invertir en EEUU
• EPA Announces Over $50 Million to Assist Small, Underserved, and Disadvantaged Communities in Accessing Clean and Safe Drinking Water
• Someone to Know: A Lawyer for Forests
• La EPA otorgará más de $650,000 a Puerto Rico y las Islas Vírgenes de los Estados Unidos para apoyar el monitoreo de la calidad del agua en las playas a fin de proteger la salud pública
• Why What We Thought About the Global Economy Is No Longer True
• Cyclone Biparjoy Starts Moving Ashore in India and Pakistan
• EPA, State and Local Officials Celebrate Award of Over $8.8M in Rebate and Infrastructure Funding for 28 Zero-Emission Buses in Connecticut
• EPA to hold community lead awareness seminars in Memphis June 15-16, 2023
• La EPA se une a líderes ambientales y comunitarios para ayudar a diseñar el papel de la Universidad Interamericana como nuevo centro técnico para la justicia ambiental en PR y las USVI
• How the climate crisis could impact our future
• EPA Funding to Provide New All-Electric Buses to Six School Districts NY State
• EPA to award over $800,000 in grants to support water quality monitoring at Pacific Northwest and Alaska beaches to protect public health
• EPA and State/Local Officials Celebrate Award of 14 Zero-Emission School Buses in New Bedford and New $400 Million Clean School Bus Opportunity
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $13.7M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $16.2M for Cleanup and Assessment at Polluted Brownfields Sites in Maine
• EPA awards $500,000 to San Miguel County, Colorado, to clean up and revitalize properties in Norwood, Telluride and Ophir  
• New upcoming grant opportunity to enhance Environmental Justice in EPA Region 8 communities
• G7 Countries Borrow China’s Economic Strategy
• EPA Region 4 Administrator Daniel Blackman Joins Clayton County Officials to Announce $400 Million in Grant Funding for Clean School Buses
• Secretary’s Tribal Advisory Committee Convenes First In-Person Meeting
• EPA and Justice Department Announce Settlement to Reduce Hazardous Air Emissions at BP Products’ Whiting Refinery in Indiana
• EPA and Peace Corps Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Environmental Protection Around the World
• EPA Fines California Company $602,000 for Sale of Unregistered Antimicrobial Wipes that Illegally Made “Sterilizer” Claims
• Some U.S. Solar Makers Criticize Biden’s Tax Credits as Too Lax on China
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Availability of $30 Million for Great Lakes Projects in Underserved Communities
• EPA Announces Phase 2 Winners of the Environmental Justice Video Challenge for Students
• The Pueblo of San Felipe receives EPA approval to administer Clean Water Act programs
• Federal, Tribal, and State Leaders Launch Puget Sound Federal Leadership Task Force
• EPA Proposes to Establish First-Time Clean Water Act Protections for Over 250 Tribes
• Cleanup at Zone 1 of the USS Lead Superfund Site in East Chicago, Indiana Begins this Summer
• Assistant Secretary Newland Highlights President’s Investing in America Agenda During Alaska Visit Focused on Tribal Communities
• Interior Department, National Endowment for the Humanities Partner to Preserve Federal Indian Boarding School Oral History and Records
• EPA Releases Report Showing Health Impacts of Climate Change on Children in the United States
• EPA to Discuss Soil Sampling and Lead Cleanup for Jacobsville Neighborhood Superfund Site in Evansville, Indiana
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $400 Million Grant Program to Fund Clean School Buses that Reduce Emissions and Protect Children’s Health
• EPA New England Celebrates Earth Week by Making Community Grants Available to Protect Public Health and the Environment
• The EPA Region 6 Announces a Total of $23 Million to Organizations to Advance Environmental Justice
• Settlements with three natural gas processors to reduce air pollution in Colorado, North Dakota, Wyoming, the Southern Ute Reservation, and the Uintah and Ouray Reservation
• EPA and Justice Department Announce Clean Air Act Settlements with Three Natural Gas Processors
• The Williams Companies and Related Entities Resolve Clean Air Act Violations at Alabama Natural Gas Processing Plant and 14 Other Facilities
• La EPA publica el marco para la implementación del Fondo de Reducción de Gases de Efecto Invernadero como parte de la agenda Invertir en Estados Unidos del presidente Biden
• Coping With Extreme Heat
• University of Connecticut Selected as a Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across New England Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• National Wildlife Federation selected to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Region Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice.
• Biden-Harris Administration Selects University of Minnesota to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across Region 5 Access Historic Investments and Advance Environmental Justice
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $177 Million for 17 New Technical Assistance Centers Across the Nation to Help Communities Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• University of Arizona, San Diego State Unveiled as Centers to Help Communities Access Historic Environmental Justice Investments
• Biden-Harris Administration Selects Blacks in Green to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across Region 5 Access Historic Investments and Advance Environmental Justice
• Biden-Harris Administration Selects the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across the Caribbean Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• Wichita State University to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across Midwest Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• La administración Biden-Harris selecciona a la Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico para servir como nuevo centro de asistencia técnica a fin de ayudar a las comunidades de todo el Caribe a acceder a inversiones históricas para promover la justicia a
• Biden-Harris Administration Selects WE ACT to Serve as New Technical Assistance Center to Help Communities Across Region 2 Access Historic Investments to Advance Environmental Justice
• EPA and Indonesian Ministry of Environment and Forestry Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Enhance Environmental Cooperation
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Up to $233 Million in Water Conservation Funding for Gila River Indian Community
• How the V.P.’s Zambia Trip Could Affect Your E.V. Tax Break
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Nearly $123 Million for Drinking Water Infrastructure Upgrades in Indiana
• Interior Department Seeks Input on Modernizing Indian Arts and Crafts Act Regulations
• New Rules Will Make Many Electric Cars Ineligible for Tax Credits
• Statement by EPA Deputy Administrator Janet McCabe on National Farmworker Awareness Week
• EPA to Add Louisiana Superfund Site to the National Priorities List
• EPA to Add Oklahoma Superfund Site to the National Priorities List
• EPA Proposes the Federated Metals Corp. Whiting Site in Hammond, Indiana to be Added to the Superfund National Priorities List to Protect Public Health from Contamination
• EPA Adds Delaware Site to Superfund National Priorities List to Protect Public Health from Contamination
• EPA Announces Final Decision on Cleanup for Amphenol/Franklin Power Products Site in Franklin, Indiana
• Your Tuesday Briefing: Xi Meets Putin in Moscow
• BNSF Swinomish Channel Derailment UNIFIED COMMAND
• EPA Region 2 Announces Virtual Listening Session on PFAS Strategic Roadmap
• Toxic Chemical Releases in 2021 Remained Below Pre-Pandemic Levels According to New Toxics Release Inventory Data
• EPA issues Toxics Release Inventory 2021 report on chemical releases and waste management in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest
• EPA Report Shows Decrease in Chemical Releases, Increase in Recycling and Waste Management in Region 2 Facilities
• La Administración Biden-Harris propone primera norma nacional para proteger a las comunidades de las PFAS en el agua potable
• Cautionary Climate Tales That Give People Pause When They Press Play
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Two Indiana Companies to Halt Sales of Illegal Vehicle Emission Defeat Devices 
• EPA awards $70,675 to Chippewa Cree Tribe in Montana for Solid Waste Management
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $250 Million to Fund Innovative Projects That Tackle Climate Pollution
• Squaxin Island Tribe receives EPA approval to administer Clean Water Act programs on reservation and trust lands
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants in South Carolina
• EPA Announces Most Energy-Efficient Manufacturing Plants of 2022
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $55 Million for Clean Water Infrastructure Upgrades Through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in Indiana
• La administración Biden-Harris anuncia $550 millones para promover la justicia ambiental
• EPA Holds Free Seminars in Miami on Lead Hazards
• In Australia, Secretary Haaland Delivers Remarks Highlighting Importance of Indigenous-Led Conservation and International Partnerships
• EPA Reaches Settlement with Indiana Company to Halt Sales of Illegal Vehicle Emission Defeat Devices
• La Administración Biden-Harris anuncia $19 millones para ayudar a las comunidades de Puerto Rico a atender los contaminantes emergentes en el agua potable
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Additional $1B in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds to Start New Cleanup Projects and Expedite On-going Cleanup Work Across the Country
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Indianapolis
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funding Will Expedite Cleanups at Three Superfund Sites in Massachusetts
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in North Carolina
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Florida
• EPA Announces New Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) Superfund Cleanup Projects in Pennsylvania
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Projects in Kansas
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Illinois
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Missouri
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Vermont
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Cleanup Project in Georgia
• General Motor’s Superfund Site in Massena, New York Will Receive Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Funds to Continue Cleanup
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces More Than $24.6 Million to Create Good-Paying Union Jobs, Catalyze Economic Revitalization in Indiana
• EPA Orders Coachella Valley Mobile Home Park to Provide Safe Drinking Water
• Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Supports $580 Million Investment to Fulfill Indian Water Rights Settlements
• Assistant Secretary Cantor Completes Pacific Tour of Hawaiʻi, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
• EPA Announces Latest Actions to Protect Groundwater and Communities from Coal Ash Contamination
• Two Organizations in California Receive EPA Grants to Combat Food Waste, Climate Change
• Dyno Nobel, Inc. resolves chemical emergency release notification violations at Cheyenne, Wyo. facility
• EPA Proposes Cleanup Plan for Sulphur Bank Mercury Mine Superfund Site in Lake County, Calif.
• La administración Biden-Harris anuncia la disponibilidad de $100 millones a través de la Ley de Reducción de la Inflación para subvenciones de justicia ambiental
• Restoration of the Ozone Layer Is Back on Track, Scientists Say
• EPA provides research funds to Colorado Small Businesses to develop technologies for wastewater reuse and microplastic identification
• Interior Department Welcomes Significant Progress for Indian Water Rights Settlements
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Availability of $40 Million in Grants for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia to Improve Recycling Infrastructure
• EPA Awards Research Funding to 25 Small Businesses to Develop Environmental Technologies
• EPA Awards Research Funding to 25 Small Businesses to Develop Environmental Technologies
• EPA proposes Clean Water Act settlement on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Montana
• EPA and IHS fully fund new $23M Warm Springs water treatment plant
• Las partes acuerdan pagar $150 millones para la limpieza de la cuenca inferior del río Passaic en Nueva Jersey
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $500,000 from EPA’s Brownfields Grants to Train Indiana Environmental Workers
• La administración Biden-Harris anuncia $14,3 millones de dólares en subvenciones para terrenos baldíos de la Ley de Infraestructura Bipartidista destinados a capacitar a trabajadores ambientales
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $14.3 Million in Brownfields Grants from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Train Environmental Workers
• EPA finalizes plan to reduce harmful air pollution from oil and gas sources on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in northeast Utah
• US Proposes Global Green Steel Club That Would Put Tariffs on China
• India Chases Clean Energy, but Economic Goals Put Coal First
• In a win for wild tigers, the US Senate passes major legislation against wildlife crime
• Interior Department Strengthens Tribal Consultation Policies and Procedures
• EPA Announces Proposal to Protect Tribal Reserved Rights in Water Quality Standards and Best Practices for Tribal Treaty and Reserved Rights
• Your Friday Briefing: Covid Protests Grow in China
• Europe’s Wind Industry Is Stumbling When It’s Needed Most
• Beijing Is Tackling Air Pollution. Why Can’t New Delhi?
• Predators of predators: the snaring crisis threatening the survival of Asia’s big cats
• ‘Life Brought Me Here.’ Madagascar Adapts to a Changing Climate
• Your Monday Briefing: COP27 Begins
• EPA Seeks Public Input on Inflation Reduction Act Programs to Fight Climate Change, Protect Health, and Advance Environmental Justice
• Hangad ng EPA ang Input mula sa Publiko sa Inflation Reduction Act Programs para Malabanan ang Climate Change, Maprotektahan ang Kalusugan, at Mapasulong ang Environmental Justice
• El Administrador de la EPA Regan anuncia medidas iniciales para proteger a las comunidades después de la gira en Puerto Rico titulada Viaje a la Justicia
• Community Air Pollution Monitoring Projects in Alaska to Receive $1.3 million in EPA Funding
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $200,000 for Community Air Pollution Monitoring Project in Indiana
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $449, 988 to Upper Mattaponi Indian Tribe for Community Air Pollution Monitoring Project in Virginia
• EPA and Keweenaw Bay Indian Community in Michigan Begin New Project to Build Resilience at Coastal and Shoreline Habitats
• Coal Baron or Climate Warrior? The Dizzying Rise of Asia’s Richest Man.
• EPA Enforcement Actions in 2022 Help Protect Public Health and the Environment from Dangers of Lead Exposure
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Over $5 Million from EPA’s Clean School Bus Program for Indiana School Districts
• EPA Opens Public Comment Period on Proposed Cleanup Plan at Former Radio Material Corp. Site in Attica, Indiana
• EPA, Justice Department Announce Flexsteel Industries Agrees to Pay for the Cleanup of the Lane Street Ground Water Contamination Superfund Site in Elkhart, Indiana
• EPA Announces $3.65 Million Grant to Rural Community Assistance Partnership to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water
• EPA Awards $750,000 Pollution Prevention Grants to Oregon, Idaho and the Knik Tribal Council, Funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• EPA Issues Burn Ban on Yakama Reservation 
• EPA Region 7 and Haskell Indian Nations University Partner to Promote Student Career Opportunities and Environmental Outreach on Campus
• EPA Announces Settlement with Maine-based TV Show to Resolve Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule Violations, Raise Awareness of Lead-Safe Work Practices
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Washington Reservations
• EPA Extends Air Quality Advisory for Cow Creek Umpqua Reservation
• EPA Extends Air Quality Advisory for Kootenai Reservation
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Kootenai Reservation
• EPA proposes revisions to Federal Air Rules for Reservations, seeks public comment
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Washington Reservations
• EPA Issues Air Quality Advisory for Western Oregon Reservations
• Your Friday Briefing: U.S. Inflation Keeps Soaring
• EPA Announces $30 Million in Grants for Projects to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water in Disadvantaged Communities and Schools
• EPA Selects UC Berkeley, State of California, Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians for Grants Funded by Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
• Experiencing the majestic monsoon
• EPA Orders East Chicago Sanitary District to Cease Discharges of Untreated Wastewater to the Grand Calumet River
• Climate Change Made Summer Hotter and Drier Worldwide, Study Finds
• EPA Announces Nationwide Outreach Initiative to Reduce Lead Exposure in Underserved Communities
• Los permisos de agua de la EPA para instalaciones de almacenamiento de petróleo a granel protegerán Chelsea Creek y las comunidades locales
• EPA Announces Proposed Tower Standard Petroleum Site Corrective Action Will Not Affect Historic Lac du Flambeau Reservation Properties
• Interior Department Advances Health and Nutrition Efforts Across Indian Country
• Interior Department Distributes $2.6 Million to Alaska Native Villages for Emergency Storm Relief
• Secretary Haaland Celebrates Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute’s 50th Anniversary
• How a Quebec Lithium Mine May Help Make Electric Cars Affordable
• Climate Change Could Worsen Supply Chain Turmoil
• China’s Record Drought is Drying Rivers and Feeding Its Coal Habit
• Your Thursday Briefing: Six Months of War in Ukraine
• India, a Dairy Titan, Studies How to Keep Milk Flowing in a Hotter World
• Assistant Secretary Bryan Newland Highlights Tribal Co-Stewardship, Celebrates Homeland Restoration in Minnesota Visit
• Your Friday Briefing: U.S. to Unseal Trump Warrant
• Federal Coalition Announces National Summit to Improve High-Speed Internet on Tribal Lands
• Climate Bill ‘Transformative’ for Auto and Energy Industries
• Penan Stop Loggers in Culturally Sensitive Conservation Area
• Camera traps capture mother tiger with four cubs
• Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Newland Celebrates Ecosystem Restoration Investments from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law on Channel Islands
• Heat Waves Around the World Push People and Nations ‘To the Edge’
• Bangladesh Floods Cause Death and Destruction in Sylhet
• Indian Affairs Makes Significant Investment to Protect and Preserve Native Languages
• In South Asia, Climate Change Worries Take On Fresh Urgency
• Secretary Haaland Launches New Indian Youth Service Corps Program
• Some Elephants Are Getting Too Much Plastic in Their Diets
• Climate Change Fuels Heat Wave in India and Pakistan, Scientists Find
• Secretary Haaland Highlights President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Investments in Indian Country, Water Infrastructure in Montana
• Your Monday Briefing: Australia’s New Leader
• Millions Displaced and Dozens Dead in Flooding in India and Bangladesh
• Tesla’s Aura Dims as Its Plunging Stock Highlights the Risks It Faces
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Investments for Dam Safety Programs in Tribal Communities
• Secretary Haaland Highlights Biden-Harris Administration’s Commitment to Strengthening Indian Country, Telling America’s Story in Kansas
• Freshwater, flyways, and bird migrations
• Department of the Interior Releases Investigative Report, Outlines Next Steps in Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Investments for Irrigation and Power Projects Across Indian Country
• Biden-Harris Administration Announces $10 Million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Investments for Tribal Water Systems
• India’s Extraordinary Heat Wave Exposes the Limits of Protecting People
• India’s Extreme Heat Is Expected to Worsen
• Climate Change Will Accelerate Viral Spillovers, Study Finds
• Coal Mine Expansion Authorized in India’s Tribal Forest
• Tesla’s Profits Jumped in the First Quarter but Challenges Loom
• Facing Disastrous Floods, They Turned to Mangrove Trees for Protection
• President Biden’s Budget Invests $2.8 Billion to Support Outdoor Recreation Economies, Access to Public Lands
• 5 things you might not know about manatees
• Secretary Haaland Highlights President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Investments in Water Resilience and Indian Country in New Mexico Visit
• Interior Department Takes Steps to Increase Voter Registration in Indigenous Communities
• Ukraine War Ushers In ‘New Era’ for Biden and U.S. Abroad
• After Chinese Ban, Cryptocurrency Mining Got Worse for Climate
• In Arizona Visit, Secretary Haaland Highlights Interior’s Commitment to Indian Country, Investments in Water and Drought Resilience
• Tribes to Receive $1.7 Billion from President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to Fulfill Indian Water Rights Settlements
• How Beijing Created Snow for the Winter Olympics
• Seen From Space: Huge Methane Leaks
• How scientists count tigers in India
• Cultivating resilience through nature
• What you may not know about the primates of the Greater Mekong
• U.S. Effort to Combat Forced Labor Targets Corporate China Ties
• These Americans Are Just Going Around in Circles. It Helps the Climate.
• India’s Toxic Air Pollution Prompts Supreme Court to Act
• Lessons from Tim Cook, Antony Blinken and More From the DealBook Summit
• With Methane and Forest Deals, Climate Summit Offers Hope After Gloomy Start
• India Will Sharply Increase Renewable Energy, Modi Says
• China’s New Climate Pledge Changes Little, in Bad Omen for COP26
• China’s Power Problems Expose a Strategic Weakness
• China’s Power Crunch Exposes Tensions Ahead of Key U.N. Climate Summit
• How Record Rain and Officials’ Mistakes in China Led to Drownings on a Subway
• Sea Shepherd Tracks Down and Exposes Notorious Chinese Squid Fishing Fleet off the Galapagos Islands
• At U.N., Biden Calls for Diplomacy, Not Conflict, but Some Are Skeptical
• China Pledges to Stop Building Coal-Burning Power Plants Abroad
• Biden Set to Host World Leaders for Climate Forum
• John Kerry: Delaying U.N. Climate Summit Would Be a ‘Huge Mistake’
• Biden’s Electric Car Plans Hinge on Having Enough Chargers
• China Tells Kerry Strained Ties Could Sink Climate Cooperation
• For States Dealing With the Spotted Lanternfly, the Policy Is No Mercy
• National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) identifies China for illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing by its distant water (DWF) fleet
• Brian May’s Flooded Basement Foretells a Climate Under Pressure
• As China Boomed, It Didn’t Take Climate Change Into Account. Now It Must.
• Flood Deaths in China Show Road Risks From Climate Change
• Climate Crisis Turns World’s Subways Into Flood Zones
• Your Wednesday Briefing
• China’s New Carbon Market, the World’s Largest: What to Know
• Sea Shepherd featured in Shark Conservation Documentary ‘Fin’ Directed by Eli Roth
• U.S. Innovation and Competition Act Reflects Industry’s Calls for Tariff Relief Through MTB Reauthorization
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• New Shipping Safety Plan Adopted in Aleutian Islands Region
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• 5 Ocean Creatures with Sweet Dance Moves
• When China met East Africa at F&ES: Learning a Global Perspective on Research
• When China met East Africa at F&ES: Learning a Global Perspective on Research
• When China met East Africa at F&ES: Learning a Global Perspective on Research
• Whales to Be Freed From Russian Whale Jail This Summer
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• Sea Shepherd Discovers Dead Vaquita Caught in Gillnet
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• Can a New Global Alliance Catalyze Investments and Models to End Plastic Waste? We Think It Can
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• 2018: A Year in Stunning Conservation Photography
• Sea Shepherd Ship Attacked Inside Vaquita Refuge
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• Tracking the Chinese Squid Fleet in the South Pacific – Part 2: A City on the High Seas
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• UN, 28 Banks Draft Global Responsibility Standards
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• In a blow to wildlife, China lifts a ban on the use of tiger and rhino parts
• Sea Shepherd Ship Joins Search and Recovery of Mexican Navy Helicopter
• China Will Launch Artificial Moon to Light City Streets
• Trump Plans to Export Fossil Fuels From Military Bases
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• Florida Red Tide Senate Briefing Recap
• ‘Nightmarish’ Indonesian Earthquake, Tsunami Kill 1,234
• WWF’s Ming Yao on why China’s ivory trade ban matters
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• Sea Shepherd Initiates Early Patrols to Safeguard Survival of Critically Endangered Vaquita Porpoise
• Report Urges G7 Countries to Take Action on Reducing Plastic Debris in Oceans
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• 5 Fin-credible Facts About Whale Sharks
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• History Made: Alaskan Leader Tara Mac Lean Sweeney Becomes First Female Alaska Native for Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs
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• World Environment Day: Planet ‘Swamped’ With Plastic
• WWF strengthens communities’ resiliency against extreme weather events
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• How Canada’s G7 Leadership Can Help Reduce Plastics in the World’s Oceans
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• The world’s rarest big cat grows in number
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• U. S. Steel Corporation Agrees to Improve Environmental Compliance at Indiana Facility, Pay Civil Penalty, and Reimburse U.S. for Response Costs and Damages for Toxic Chromium Spill
• Sea Shepherd Saves 25 Critically Endangered Totoabas at the Height of Spawning Season
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• 2017 Clean Energy By the Numbers: A State-by-State Look
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• CITES Ignores Illegal Import of Wild Elephants by China
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• Sea Shepherd Saves Endangered Totoaba Following Second Drone Shooting
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• WWF welcomes the 2017 class of conservation leaders
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• India Green News: Paris deal architect looks to India & more
• Secretary Zinke Promotes Indian Artists
• 5 Reasons Why the Ahmedabad Heat Action Plan Saves Lives
• China and America’s diverging paths on climate leadership
• A Huge Step for Clean By Design
• EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Meets with National Tribal Caucus Chairman
• International Arctic Fisheries Cooperation: Just in Time?
• China Gets Serious About Smog Control
• Hope for Elephants: China Starts Ivory Market Shutdown
• The Real Lowdown: The Trump and Congressional Republican Assault on Our Environment, Vol. 6
• Week 10: Trump’s Climate Denial Hits the Fan
• Trump Can’t Stop This: Positive Trends on Emissions
• Proposed marine debris legislation helps fortify industry’s ongoing work
• World Vows to Act Despite Trump’s Failed Climate Leadership
• Secretary Zinke at Glacier National Park
• US Climate Actions Can’t Be Stopped With the Stroke of a Pen
• India Moves to Stricter Vehicle Emissions Norms
• Trump to Blindfold U.S. to Huge Cost of Carbon Pollution
• Trump Budget vs. the Great Lakes
• Despite Pollution, Coal Plant Is Cleared to Reopen in New Delhi
• Trump’s Sledgehammer to Clean Energy Budgets Hurt Americans
• To Save the Last 30 Vaquita, We Must Boycott Mexican Shrimp
• Skinning Clean Energy Budgets Risks Our Money, Jobs and More
• Rolling back EPA’s Clean Car Standards is bad for America. Here’s why.
• NY Is Improving Utility Planning, But More Progress Needed
• Week 7: If We Stop Collecting Data, Will Climate Change Just Go Away?
• Poachers Hit New Low in Attacking a Rhino Orphanage and a Zoo Near Paris
• 193rd Anniversary of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Time Is Ripe for EPA to Lead on Drinking Water Issues
• Buy American = Bogus Promise? Trump’s Keystone XL Lie Grows
• Ahmedabad, India: Protecting the Most Vulnerable from Dangerous Air Pollution
• On World Wildlife Day, give your stamp of approval to conservation funding
• On World Wildlife Day, give your stamp of approval to conservation funding
• India Bans BBC From Reserves for ‘Shoot on Sight’ Film
• Latin America Green News 2/24 – 3/2/2017
• Integrating Heat Resilience Into Disaster Planning for India
• Integrated Grid More Important Than Ever
• Trump talked big on infrastructure, but no action yet
• New WHO list underscores need for Maryland antibiotics bill
• South African rhino poaching numbers show need for urgent action
• South African rhino poaching numbers show need for urgent action
• Global Climate Change: What You Need to Know
• Keeping India Cool
• Trending: New Priority for Ocean Resorts: Restoring Reefs
• Roadmap for Replacing NY’s Indian Point with Clean Energy
• Woodland Caribou: Canadian Icon on the Brink
• Polluting Pruitt, After Record Opposition, Takes Over EPA
• Laying the groundwork for snow leopard conservation in Sikkim
• Back to Basics: Clean Air in India
• State Wrecks NYC’s Plastic Bag Fee Law & Bashes Home Rule
• Our Next Wave in Tackling Marine Debris
• What Would Mark the End of America’s Moral Leadership in World Affairs?
• Turning America into a Global Climate Outcast
• The First Two Weeks of the Fight for our Environment
• Behold the “Tweaks” Trump Has Made to the EPA Website (So Far)
• Vaquita population drops to 30 individuals
• Snow leopard range countries gear up for climate-smart conservation
• Shake-Up for the Federal Coal-Leasing Program
• In a Harsh World, a Safe Haven
• Our Warming World on Her Shoulders
• Played on Ivory Keys, This Is What Elephant Extinction Sounds Like
• India Moves Forward on Clean Energy, Despite Trump
• A Smart, Sustainable & Affordable Cooling Future for India
• India Green News: IMD Opens Climate Services Unit and More
• Trump’s “America First” Energy Plan Leaves America Behind
• Trump’s Keystone Renegotiation Promise: A Bunch of Hot Air?
• Could Water from the Red Sea Help Revive the Dead Sea?
• Living among the trees: Five animals that depend on forests
• A Legacy That Cannot Be Undone
• Secretary Jewell Directs Continued Work on Crucial Colorado River Basin Water Agreements
• World Looks to China for Climate Leadership
• Collaborating With Baihuashan 与百花山的合作
• New Primate Species Found in China Already Endangered
• It’s a Small Scary World After All When Antibiotics Fail
• Secretary Jewell, Deputy Secretary Connor to Celebrate Indian Water Rights Settlements
• Interior Department Transfers Nearly $8 Million to Cobell Education Scholarship Fund
• New York State Plans 2400 MW of Offshore Wind by 2030
• Interior Department Cancels Remaining Oil and Gas Leases in Montana’s Badger-Two Medicine Area
• Surpassing Our Goals
• Cuomo Pledges to Lead on Climate, Cut RGGI Cap 30% by 2030
• Can Military Dolphins Save This Tiny, Critically Endangered Porpoise?
• Gov Delivers: Indian Point to Close, Clean Energy Advances
• Closing Indian Point Reduces Risk of Nuclear Accidents
• Cities Provide Refuge for Threatened Species
• China is going all in on clean energy while Trump waffles. How is that making America great again?
• EPA Nominee Scott Pruitt Has Fought to Overturn Life-Saving EPA Toxic Air Pollution Standards
• EPA Nominee Scott Pruitt Has Fought to Overturn Life-Saving EPA Soot and Smog Pollution Standards
• Arguments for Scott Pruitt to Head EPA Actually Show He Should Not
• Adapting to new challenges in the Tian Shan Mountains
• Interior Department Announces Grants for Underrepresented Communities Through Historic Preservation Fund
• China Bans Ivory Trade to Foil Elephant Poachers
• China Joins Fight to Save the Vaquita as the Mexican Porpoise Slides Closer to Extinction
• China plans to ban ivory trade by the end of 2017
• Game Changer for Elephants: China To Ban Ivory Trade by End of 2017!
• Leading Indian States Prepare for Extreme Heat in 2017
• A monumental win for elephants: China will ban ivory trade by 2017
• This Ancient Place Just Secured Membership in America’s Culture Club
• NRDC Comments on HUD’s Proposed Flood Protection Rule
• Life in China, Smothered by Smog
• Latin America Green News: 12/15 – 12/21/2016
• Multinational Corporations and Supply Chain Responsibility
• A Good Year for Solar Energy in India
• Citizen Science for Open and Accessible Radiation Data
• Nicholas Hoult joins WWF in Nepal to learn about rhino conservation
• Save the Binturong! Wait―What’s a Binturong?
• Is China About to Take the Lead on Climate?
• Bigger Isn’t Better: Bayer Takeover Is Bad for Farmers, Bees
• Renewables 2016: The Best of Times But Are The Worst Ahead?
• Trashing the Gregory Canyon Landfill
• Deadly Indonesian Earthquake Displaces Thousands
• Air Pollution & Health – Preparing for Ahmedabad’s AQI
• NRDC: States Have Legal Authority to Lead on Clean Energy
• Interior Department Seeks Tribal Guidance on Proposal to Update Business Operation Regulations in Indian Country
• 12 Unforgettable Moments in Indian Country
• Secretary Jewell to Kick Off Nationwide Tour Highlighting Nation’s Progress on Conservation, Energy and Tribal Issues
• The U.S. EPA: Helping Kids Breathe Easier Since 1970
• Protecting snow leopards and pandas with Disneynature’s Born in China
• Communities come together to restore mangroves
• Six environmental leaders receive Champions of the Earth award – UN’s top environmental prize
• Secretary Jewell, Governor McAuliffe Recognize Major Addition to National Park System in Virginia
• Celebrating the biggest conservation wins of 2016
• Building Smart Cities: Online Systems for Energy Savings in Hyderabad
• America’s Cities, Stepping Up
• 1st Global Sustainable Transport Meeting Finds Consensus
• A Statue at Standing Rock Sends a Powerful Message of Resistance
• A better road ahead for wild tigers
• Inspired and Connected for Trash Free Seas
• Proposed HUD Standards Will Better Protect Working Families
• Ripping the Band-Aid on Air Quality in India
• Nine big wins for the world’s tigers
• World Leaders to Trump: Cooperate on Climate or Pay a Price
• Zimbabwe’s Plans to Sell Ivory to China Blocked
• Secretary Jewell to Announce Milestone with Blackfeet Tribe, Devon Energy Corporation Regarding Oil and Gas Leases
• Ten New Cities Join the City Energy Project
• Making Trump Feel the Heat
• Why Donald Trump Is Wrong About Climate and China
• Being World Climate Pariah Won’t Help Trump Meet Other Goals
• Will the U.S. Withdraw from the Paris Agreement?
• Coral Vulnerability
• Carbon Dioxide Threatens the Ocean’s Speed Bumps
• Community leaders work to protect Papua’s forests and fight climate change
• Spreading Solar Power in Rural Pakistan
• Zero Pathways for Approval of Kinder Morgan Tar Sands Pipe
• Creative MIDORI Prize Winners Sustain Biodiversity
• Can Snow Leopards Survive Climate Change?
• Why the IMO’s 2020 global fuel sulfur limit is significant
• Interior Department Taps Experienced Leaders for Key Positions in Indian Affairs and Education
• Global carbon intensity fell last year along with coal consumption
• Facebook users show solidarity with protestors by checking in to Standing Rock
• New research shows investing in elephant conservation is smart economic policy
• Trash Has Kept Us Busy
• Zero-Emission Vehicles Protect Public Health, Save Lives
• To Save These Rare Giraffes, Uganda Built an Ark (of Sorts)
• Efficiency gains globally, two-thirds of savings untapped
• Sinosphere: The ‘Saddest’ Polar Bear Lives in a Mall in China
• Part 3: What Does It Take to Realize the 1.5 Degree Scenario
• Mass Wildlife Poisoning in Limpopo National Park
• Norway Has 68 Wolves Left—and It Wants to Kill 47 of Them
• Where do snow leopards live? And nine other snow leopard facts
• Snow leopard research provides new challenges to an old hand
• The wind could provide a fifth of the world’s electricity by 2030
• Countries Release $100B Climate Finance Roadmap for 2020
• Latin America in International Climate Treaties
• Countries Adopt Kigali Amendment to Phase Down HFCs
• 2016’s Biggest Climate Win Achieved: India Focus
• Electric vehicle sales are expected to cruise by a new landmark
• ‘Urgency and Flexibility To Save Our One Planet’
• Kigali HFC Update #2: Ambition Hangs in the Balance
• Emerging Climate Accord Could Push A/C Out of Sweltering India’s Reach
• CITES Delivers Mostly Wins for Elephants
• Building on the Paris Agreement: Energy Smart Cooling
• International Aviation Carbon Limits Finally Coming
• Latin America Green News This Week: 9/29 – 10/5/2016
• Kigali HFC Update #1: Why We Must Freeze and Phase Down ASAP
• Imperiled Sharks and Rays Win International Protections
• From Blueprint to Reality
• India Joins the Paris Agreement on Climate Change
• Federal Agency: Petcoke Facility Health Hazard to Residents
• Green Finance Approaches and Criteria: the G20 and China
• World Leaders Say No to Trade in Rhino Horn
• India Joins Paris Climate Agreement, Honoring Gandhi
• CITES: Big steps for wildlife
• Heads Up, Endangered Species: Scientists Are Spying on You
• CITES Urges World to Close Ivory Markets & Save Elephants
• India Spotlight: Accelerating Climate Action
• An Endangered Animal Steps Out of the Shadows
• World Agrees on Actions to Stop the Vaquita’s Extinction
• A young generation in India takes stewardship of their environment
• Countdown to Kigali: Moving Toward Strong Climate Action
• A massive win for the world’s most trafficked mammal
• Giving rhinos a lift since 2003
• Cities Are Key Players in the Fight Against Climate Change
• India to ratify Paris Agreement on October 2
• Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch and Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell to Announce Settlements of Tribal Trust Accounting and Management Lawsuits
• Why CITES matters
• Momentum Builds for Montreal Protocol to Be Big Climate Win
• Deep Dive: Eddie Love
• The Clean Power Plan Will Save Lives and Money
• Climate Week 2016: Cities Get It and It’s Time We Did, Too
• Countdown to Kigali
• It’s time to crowdsource innovation for our oceans
• Secretary Jewell to Announce Major Milestone for Renewable Energy Development on Tribal Lands in Southern Nevada
• Brazil just ratified the Paris Agreement
• Why I’m Interested in Ocean Issues
• Solidarity with Standing Rock
• Sea Shepherd Crew’s Life Threatened by Mexican ‘Cartels’ in The Gulf of California
• On laminated wood flooring products, science shows low risk from formaldehyde exposure
• California Blazes Ahead With Computer Efficiency Standards
• VW Explores Making EVs With State-Owned Chinese Firm
• Latin America Green News: Special Report
• USA and China Formally Join Paris Climate Agreement
• Giant panda no longer Endangered
• Big Steps toward Global HFC Deal from U.S., China, India
• Diverse leaders hail US and China joining Paris Agreement
• Obama and Xi Formally Commit U.S. and China to Paris Climate Accord
• US and China formally join the Paris Agreement
• With our planet at the crossroads, the future of conservation depends on science
• Exploring the Remote Midway Atoll
• China’s Focus on Green Finance at the G20 and Beyond
• On eve of G20 Summit, China puts green finance centre stage
• A world powered by renewable energy is within reach
• A lead crisis strikes an Indiana housing complex
• Where G2O countries stand in joining the Paris Agreement
• Whale Sharks Move onto the Endangered List
• How humans and snow leopards can live in harmony
• Hundreds of Millions Face Health Risk as Water Pollution Rises Across Three Continents
• Critical Measures to be Debated at Global Conservation Event
• How Camera Traps Help Panda Conservation
• When Invasive Species Strike the Third World, People Can Starve
• Wind power is booming in the United States
• A Call for More Diverse Public Lands
• Green Banks: Easing India’s Clean Energy Finance Barriers
• Truck Standards Deliver Big Savings
• 100 Years of National Parks Shape Our Past — and Our Future
• Uniting against the illegal ivory trade
• Children help secure a future for snow leopards in Mongolia
• Energy Efficiency Standards Achieve Olympic-Sized Savings
• Is your mustard jar hiding a chemical secret?
• Empowering women and families to build healthy communities and a healthy planet
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/28 – 8/3/2016
• Sea Shepherd Launches Campaign to Save the Protected Totoaba Bass in Mexico
• What I Saw in China Will Help Change the World
• Clean Power Plan A Year Later: Where Does Ohio Go From Here?
• Symptoms of a Sick Climate
• Chicago Communities Get Relief from Cement Dust Pollution
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/21 – 7/27/2016
• A Sixth Olympic Ring Sits Atop a Brazilian Waterfall as a Symbol of Natural Unity
• Senator Hirono Speaks Up for Coral Reefs
• How rangers are working to save tigers
• Vienna HFC Talks: Progress, High Expectations, & Work Ahead
• Vienna HFC Update #2: Countries Engage and Bargaining Begins
• Cobell Education Scholarship Fund Reaches Nearly $40 Million to Benefit Native American Students
• Pollution from ship traffic causes 24,000 deaths a year in Asia
• India Green News: Climate Change; Clean Energy; Health
• UNESCO Protects Natural Areas of World Heritage Value
• Alexander Camelton Gets Lots of Zoo Love, but It Could Be Curtains for His Wild Kin
• Secretary Jewell to Celebrate Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge and the New Medicine Creek Treaty National Memorial in Washington State
• Vienna HFC Update #1: Amendment Talks Go Into High Gear
• Working together to protect a fishery in The Bahamas
• Latin America Green News This Week: 7/7 – 7/13/2016
• Airplanes vs. Bullet Trains: The Race Is On in Texas
• Clean Energy Can Clear the Air in India
• Crowdfunding campaign keeps New Zealand beach out of private hands
• Momentum Growing for HFC Agreement as Vienna Talks Kick Off
• India Green News: Climate; Energy; Environmental Health
• New Standards for Ramping up Solar Skills in India
• Snow leopard research breathes new life into community conservation in Nepal
• India Green News: Climate Change, Energy, Health
• KFC: Prevent Antibiotic Abuse on National Fried Chicken Day
• HI Gov. Makes It Official: Top 3 U.S. Ivory Markets Banned
• Conferences Connect the Climate-Health Dots
• Operation Driftnet a Resounding Success; Sea Shepherd Shuts Down Entire Illegal Driftnet Fleet
• America the beautiful: a look at some of the country’s most fascinating animals
• Secretary Jewell to Deliver Keynote Remarks at National Congress of American Indians Mid-Year Conference
• China city shuts down waste-burning plant project over protests
• Global momentum in elephant conservation
• Nine snow leopard range countries equipped with tools for climate smart landscape management planning
• Maersk Slammed for Sidestepping EU Ship Recycling Law
• Natural gas helps shape future of U.S. manufacturing
• UNEP-INTERPOL Report: Environmental Crime on the Rise
• New US ivory regulations mark a victory in the fight to save elephants
• Nepal welcomes a new baby rhino
• The tiger among fish
• Population of world’s most endangered marine mammal drops 40 percent
• Sea Shepherd Hosts Free Ship Tours in Los Angeles May 14 and 15
• What is crowdsourcing and how can it help us adapt to climate change?
• ‘Survivorman’ Joins Sea Shepherd for Operation Milagro
• Greenpeace Has Gone Over to the Dark Side With Their Endorsement For the Sealing Industry