This Ohio County Banned Commercial Wind and Solar. Not So Fast, Residents Said. – Mother Jones
A cornfield in Richland County, Ohio, where commissioners voted this summer to bar large-scale solar and wind developments…
Scientists confirm that giant cracks are devouring entire cities
Across the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fast-growing ground fractures are quietly reshaping cities. New research shows that…
2026 deer cull planned for Jackson parks following council approval
JACKSON, MI – To cut down on disruptive deer-human behavior, the city will harvest deer in two major…
COP30: World is falling behind on crucial methane emissions cuts, new report warns
Worldwide methane emissions are still rising despite a global pledge adopted in 2021 by several countries, the COP30…
Ellsworth’s new water treatment plant is pushing up firefighting costs
Ellsworth’s costs for public fire protection are about to go up, but not just because of upgrades to…
Increasing risk of mass human heat mortality if historical weather patterns recur
Data We draw weekly mortality data from the Eurostat database (data code ‘demo_r_mweek3’). Different regions make data available…
Ontario cancels fast-track immigration program for skilled trades
Open this photo in gallery: Tradespeople gather outside Queen’s Park to protest the Ontario government’s decision to suspend…
‘Our future is being burnt down’: youth activists call for fossil phaseout at Cop30 – as it happened | Climate crisis
Ministers join together for the Mutirão call for a fossil fuel roadmap So many ministers gathered today, to…
Alberta defends public-private health care model as experts say it could violate Canada Health Act
The Alberta government defended its plan to introduce a public-private model for physicians on Tuesday, a proposal that…
New Texas petrochemical facilities are mostly in low income areas, communities of color, study finds – Houston Public Media
David J. Phillip/AP This aerial photo shows the TPC petrochemical plant near downtown Houston, background, on Tuesday, Aug.…