MsCuttsScienceGreenhouse Gas Emissions Turns Out 'Eating Local' Doesn't Do Much for the Planet VICE - Shayla LoveIn 2007, the New Oxford American Dictionary Word of the Year was locavore: showcasing the growing movement to eat foods in close geographical proximity, rather than food transported long distances. This
MsCuttsScienceScience Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ more common in tap water than thought, report says National Geographic - Sarah GibbensTesting done by an environmental watchdog shows a class of chemicals called PFAS are running through dozens of U.S. cities. Here's what you should know. You may not recognize the name PFAS, short for and
MsCuttsScienceScience Can’t See The River For The Trees sciencefriday.com This week business leaders, celebrities, and government officials from around the world met in Davos, Switzerland—and one of the topics was trees. …
MsCuttsScienceClimate Change This is the country that doubts climate science the most yahoo.com - Jessica Yun Russian people have some of the lowest trust in climate science in the world, compared to Indian people who have the highest level of trust, the …
MsCuttsScienceClimate Change The Time for Postponing Climate Action Is Over commondreams.org This is our time to step up to the challenge of our age and to create a future consistent with our reality as living beings born of and nurtured by a …
MsCuttsScienceScience Canadian start-up GHGSat to make global methane map bbc.co.uk - Jonathan Amos A Canadian start-up, GHGSat, is promising to release a high-resolution map of methane in Earth's atmosphere by the year's end.
MsCuttsScienceResearch The realities of risk-cost-benefit analysis sciencemag.org Policy-makers often commission formal analyses to estimate the costs, risks, and benefits of proposed projects or policies. Applications range from …
MsCuttsScienceSpiders 'Deadly' jumping spider spotted in Ireland for very first time | The Irish Post irishpost.com - Harry Brent A RED-BELLIED JUMPING spider has been spotted in a garden in Dublin. It's believed to be the first time the species has ever been seen in the …
MsCuttsScienceScience Trump Strips Protections for Streams and Wetlands Popular Mechanics - By Caroline DelbertWhat does it mean for the country's clean water supply? President Donald Trump’s administration has taken away a legal definition of American waterways and groundwater that attempted to group them in to
MsCuttsScienceFossil Fuels Plastics Plants Are Poised to Be the Next Big Carbon Superpolluters scientificamerican.com - Benjamin Storrow, E&E News The Sunshine Project, a gargantuan petrochemical complex planned on 2,500 acres along the Mississippi River south of Baton Rouge, La., will be one of …
MsCuttsScienceScience E.P.A. Is Letting Cities Dump More Raw Sewage Into Rivers for Years to Come The New York Times - Christopher FlavelleThe Environmental Protection Agency has made it easier for cities to keep dumping raw sewage into rivers by letting them delay or otherwise change federally imposed fixes to their sewer systems, according
MsCuttsScienceNews A Ugandan Climate Activist Was Cropped Out Of A News Agency Photo Of Greta Thunberg At Davos buzzfeednews.com - Ikran Dahir Vanessa Nakate told BuzzFeed News she was heartbroken to see websites use a photo featuring four white activists but not her. LONDON — Vanessa Nakate …
MsCuttsScienceEnvironment Trump’s treasury secretary tells Greta Thunberg to ‘study economics’ after call for fossil fuel divestment independent.co.uk - Chris Baynes Donald Trump’s treasury secretary has followed the US president in taking a swipe at Greta Thunberg, suggesting the teenage climate activist should …
MsCuttsScienceGlobal Warming Carbon Dioxide Reached a New High in Humanity's Existence Gizmodo - Dharna Noor We’re not even through the first month of 2020, and we already broke the record for the day with the most carbon dioxide in all of human …
MsCuttsScienceClimate Change BREAKING: EPA docs reveal Wheeler had zero basis for public climate denial sierraclub.org WASHINGTON, D.C. - Documents released by the Environmental Protection Agency in response to a lawsuit by the Sierra Club reveal that there was no …
MsCuttsScienceMutations Linking microwaves to photons sciencemag.org Groupers are large tropical marine fish that show remarkable mass-spawning behaviors. Predictably, regular aggregations of large fish make easy …
MsCuttsScienceFossil Fuels Climate-Friendly Heating: How to Stay Warm Without Fossil Fuels ecowatch.com - By Gero Rueter Heating with coal, oil and natural gas accounts for around a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions. But that's something we can change, says …
MsCuttsScienceEnvironment ‘Blatant manipulation’: Trump administration exploited wildfire science to promote logging The Guardian - Emily Holden and Jimmy TobiasIt is climate that is responsible for the size and severity of these fires Monica Turner As wildfire experts have repeatedly explained, you can’t log or even ‘rake’ our way out of this mess Jayson O’Neill
MsCuttsScienceWildlife 9 Brands That Support Wildlife and Habitat Conservation - Great Big Story greatbigstory.com - Kristine Solomon We hand-picked products from companies that are working to protect endangered wildlife species and their habitats. If we're giving to ourselves, we …
MsCuttsScienceScience Ancient Bat Guano Reveals Thousands of Years of Human Impact on the Environment smithsonianmag.com - Richard Kemeny Deep in the forests of northwestern Jamaica, a secluded cave has sheltered an unabridged account of the environment since the early Bronze Age. The …
MsCuttsScienceScience Doomsday Clock is reset to 100 seconds until midnight, closest ever sciencemag.org Information warfare and a looming space arms race are among the emerging threats that led a group of scientists today to reset their iconic Doomsday …
MsCuttsScienceScience NOAA Gets Go-Ahead to Study Controversial Climate Plan B scientificamerican.com - John Fialka, E&E News The top climate change scientist for NOAA said he has received $4 million from Congress and permission from his agency to study two emergency—and …
MsCuttsScienceGreta Thunberg When It Comes To Greta Thunberg, Trump Is Exactly Like a School Bully Fatherly - Cameron LeBlanc It's like Biff Tannen is sitting in the Oval Office. The President of the United States might still be the president, but his behavior toward some …
MsCuttsScienceNuclear Energy Germany Rejected Nuclear Power—and Deadly Emissions Spiked WIRED - Daniel Oberhaus After Fukushima, the country opted to decommission its nuclear reactors. The US has a lot to learn from what happened next. On New Year’s Eve, while …
MsCuttsScienceWorld Economic Forum Reshape economy to fight climate crisis, says Prince Charles The Guardian - Graeme Wearden in DavosThe Prince of Wales has urged business and political leaders at Davos to embrace a radical reshaping of economies and markets in order to tackle the climate crisis. In a special address at the World Economic
MsCuttsScienceEnvironment Real-life climate disasters are mirroring doomsday myths—and that’s worse than you think Popular Science - By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus MediaIf people start to believe the end is nigh, they might give up on tackling environmental problems. This story was published in partnership with Nexus Media, a syndicated newswire covering climate, energy,
MsCuttsScienceFrogs Researchers Fight a Devastating Amphibian Infection Using Heat the-scientist.com Luke Jones spent the early evening of July 12 last year crouched in several inches of dusty ash in a secluded region of Montserrat’s tropical dry …
MsCuttsScienceWorld Economic Forum One trillion trees - World Economic Forum launches plan to help nature and the climate weforum.org - Robin Pomeroy • Davos initiative aims to unite and promote reforestation efforts worldwide. • Forum hopes to mobilize funds and political support. • Even climate sceptic …
MsCuttsScienceClimate Davos Doom-mongers herald a new dark age for climate science The Telegraph - By Sherelle JacobsThere is something sinister in the stiff mountain air at Davos this year. As ever, the spectacle is almost burlesque in its grotesqueness: the world’s elite has descended on the luxury ski resort in their
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