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How the planet fared in 2025 — the good, the bad, and the ugly

If we’re being honest, 2025 did not start out great. For basically the whole month of January, a series of wildfires raged across Los...

Under Trump, the National Renewable Energy Lab is losing ‘renewable’ from its name

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado is getting a name change. The groundbreaking research institute will no longer have the word “renewable” in...

How to Make A Holiday Meal That Supports Local Food Systems

As you plan a cozy meal or two for the festive season, don’t forget about all the small local stores and makers who can...

The EPA was considering a massive lead cleanup in Omaha. Then Trump shifted guidance.

The county health worker scanned the Omaha home with an X-ray gun, searching for the poison. It was 2022, and doctors had recently found high...

Polar Bear DNA Changing to Survive Warming Greenland

NORWICH, England, UK, December 12, 2025 (ENS) – As the planet heats up, a population of polar bears living in southeastern Greenland appear to...

Top Interior Department official has ties to Thacker Pass lithium mine

Karen Budd-Falen, a top official at the Department of Interior, has financial ties to the controversial Thacker Pass lithium mine in northern Nevada —...

Holcim, 44.01 Launch Project to Capture and Mineralize CO2 From Cement Production

Building materials company Holcim and carbon sequestration technology company 44.01 announced the launch of a new pilot project in the UAE, aimed at capturing,...

Trump Orders Crackdown on Proxy Advisors for Supporting ESG, DEI

President Trump has joined the Republican attack on proxy advisory firms Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) over their positions on ESG and...

2025: The year the US gave up on climate, and the world gave up on us

As the year comes to a close, 2025 looks like a turning point in the world’s fight against climate change. Most conspicuously, it was...

South Korea to ban labels on bottled water from 2026 in push to cut plastic waste

Seoul expects more than 2,200 tonnes of plastic savings a year as QR-code packaging becomes standard. Source: https://www.eco-business.com/news/south-korea-to-ban-labels-on-bottled-water-from-2026-in-push-to-cut-plastic-waste/

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