EPA Is Aiming To Get Rid Of Lead Pipes In 10 Years. But Not In Chicago.
"The city’s nearly 400,000 pipes wouldn’t have to be fully removed for nearly 30 years after the rest of the nation."
Source: Grist, 12/05/2023
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Alaska Tribal Council Greenlit Gold Mine. Some Tribal Members Aren’t Happy
"People in Alaska’s rugged Interior have long known the hills surrounding the Native Village of Tetlin hid gold. As tribal member Kevin Gunter grew up, his elders told him such riches should be left alone. Nothing good would come of digging them up, they warned. Now, Gunter fears what might happen as an open-pit mine comes to his tribe’s land."
Source: Grist, 12/05/2023
"Chevron, Exxon Opt Out Of Funding COP28 Methane-Reduction Fund"
"Six major oil companies each contributed tens of millions of dollars to a grant fund meant to help state-owned rivals cull the release of super-warming methane emissions, but Chevron Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp. didn’t join in."
"More Than 100 Countries at COP28 Call For Fossil Fuel Phaseout"
"Under a blanket of petro-smog, more than half the 198 countries in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change called for a fossil fuel phaseout on the second day of COP28, marking a turning point after 27 years of climate negotiations."
Source: Inside Climate News, 12/05/2023
"EPA Casts Wide Net To Slash Methane From Oil And Gas Operations"
"More U.S. oil and gas operations will be regulated for methane than ever before under sweeping new federal standards, which for the first time cover petroleum infrastructure built prior to 2015."
Source: E&E News, 12/05/2023
From Pennsylvania to Texas, Tracking Vinyl Chloride Production in the U.S.
"Appalachia’s fracking boom is fueling the expansion of American plastics manufacturing, including production of vinyl chloride, the carcinogen used to make PVC that burned in East Palestine, Ohio."
Source: Inside Climate News, 12/05/2023
Reporter Unravels Complex Dynamic Between Climate Change and Nature
Nature-based climate solutions have become a much-talked-of topic, one that journalist Gabriel Popkin turned into a loose beat through which to explore the complicated realities beyond some easy narratives. The resulting stories were published widely to high praise, and in the latest Inside Story Q&A, Popkin spoke about his efforts and offered up five critical factors for producing original, impactful journalism.
How the Simple Backyard Bird Feeder Can Lift Local Environment Reporting
If a remedy for global environmental woes is needed, look no farther than the feathered creatures that flit colorfully about the local winter landscape, drawn by feeders multiplied by the lockdown. The new TipSheet explores how backyard birding offers opportunities for how-to or why-to stories that can offer deeper ecological insights. Ten story ideas and a half-dozen resources to get you started.
US Proposes Plan To Help The Snow-Dependent Canada Lynx Amid Warming
"U.S. officials proposed a $31 million recovery plan for Canada lynx on Friday in a bid to help the snow-dependent wildcat species that scientists say could be wiped out in parts of the contiguous U.S. by the end of the century."
Source: AP, 12/04/2023
"Ohio Fails to Pass Restrictions on College Teaching About Climate Policies"
"Ohio lawmakers have failed, at least for now, to pass a bill that would exert control over discussion of “controversial beliefs” about climate policies in college classrooms."
Source: Inside Climate News, 12/04/2023
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