ProPublica The Word Nobody Wanted to Say at the UN Climate Action Summitpropublica.org - ProPublica ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for ProPublica’s Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one …
ProPublica Inside the Trump Administration’s Chaotic Dismantling of the Federal Land Agencypropublica.org - ProPublica Internal records from the Bureau of Land Management contradict what its chief told Congress about a plan to ship 200 D.C.-based career staff out …
ProPublica MIT Media Lab Kept Regulators in the Dark, Dumped Chemicals in Excess of Legal Limitpropublica.org - ProPublica Documents and interviews show the Media Lab, already under fire for accepting contributions from Jeffrey Epstein, is being investigated for an …
ProPublica If Carbon Offsets Require Forests to Stay Standing, What Happens When the Amazon Is on Fire?propublica.org - ProPublica The emergency threatening part of the world’s largest rainforest is proof that offsets are too risky to count on to cancel out corporate pollution, …
ProPublica Proposed California Law Would Punish Companies for Failing to Limit Harm to the Planet’s Forestspropublica.org - ProPublica The legislation could affect everything from what paper gets used in state offices to what gets served in California cafeterias. ProPublica is a …
ProPublica When Fracking Companies Own the Gas Beneath Your Landpropublica.org - ProPublica Natural gas companies have cut down forests and paved over farms on West Virginia private lands, calling it “reasonably necessary” to access …
ProPublica A Resolution Condemning Pipeline Challengers Passed Easily. A Pipeline Lobbyist Wrote It.propublica.org - ProPublica A Dominion Energy lobbyist drafted the resolution and bought meals for its supporters in West Virginia’s legislature. He says there’s nothing unusual …
ProPublica California Legislators Urge Caution, but Greenlight a Plan That Could Lead to the Widespread Use of Forestry Offsetspropublica.org - ProPublica Influenced by a ProPublica investigation, they emphasized the need for “vigorous and proactive monitoring,” noting concerns long voiced by scientists …
ProPublica United Nations Agency Criticizes Carbon Offsetspropublica.org - ProPublica A senior official said ProPublica’s recent investigation contributed to questions raised about offsets, which the UN has long supported. ProPublica is …
ProPublica Fracking Companies Lost on Trespassing, but a Court Just Gave Them a Different Winpropublica.org - ProPublica As conflicts continue between West Virginians and the state’s natural gas industry, complex legal cases are helping some residents, but not …
ProPublica Court to Big Fracking Company: Trespassing Still Exists — Even For Youpropublica.org - ProPublica In a key property rights decision, two West Virginia residents scored a rare victory from the state Supreme Court. This article was produced in …
ProPublica Una Verdad (Aún Más) Inconvenientepropublica.org - Por Lisa Song, con reportajes adicionales de Paula Moura. RÍO BRANCO, Brasil — El estado de Acre, ubicado en el extremo occidental de Brasil, es un lugar tan remoto que en todo el país se cuenta una broma …
ProPublica These 4 Arguments Can’t Overcome the Facts About Carbon Offsets for Forest Preservationpropublica.org - ProPublica Those trying to make them work reacted passionately about ProPublica’s investigation, which found they have failed to deliver the climate benefit …
ProPublicaIcon version of the Flipboard logo Uma Verdade (Ainda Mais) Inconveniente: Por que créditos de carbono para preservar florestas podem ser pior do que nadapropublica.org - Por Lisa Song, com reportagem adicional de Paula Moura RIO BRANCO — O estado do Acre, na extremidade mais oeste do Brasil, é tão remoto que uma piada nacional diz que ele não existe. Mas, para o …
ProPublicaIcon version of the Flipboard logo An (Even More) Inconvenient Truth: Why Carbon Credits For Forest Preservation May Be Worse Than Nothingpropublica.org - By Lisa Song, with additional reporting by Paula Moura RIO BRANCO, Brazil — The state of Acre, on the western edge of Brazil, is so remote, there’s a national joke that it doesn’t exist. But for …
ProPublica New Jersey’s $300 Million Nuclear Power Bailout Is Facing a Court Challenge. Does It Have a Chance?propublica.org - ProPublica The state’s utility advocate said regulators should not have approved the subsidies for the energy company PSEG. ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom …
ProPublica Nuclear Lobbying Power: N.J. Utility Customers Will Pay $300M in Subsidiespropublica.org - ProPublica Regulators voted Thursday to approve subsidies, even though PSEG plants are “financially viable.” TRENTON, N.J. — After a long, expensive lobbying …
ProPublica In a Time of Cheap Fossil Fuels, Nuclear Power Companies Are Seeking — and Getting — Big Subsidiespropublica.org - ProPublica Illinois and New York have approved hundreds of millions of dollars in clean-energy incentives for nuclear power companies. New Jersey, Pennsylvania …
ProPublicaWest Virginia Politics Residents Say Natural Gas Production Is Marring West Virginia. And the Legislature Isn’t Doing Anything About It.propublica.org - ProPublica Though studies recommended additional protections years ago, lawmakers have not taken action to put them in place. But when residents sued, a Supreme …
ProPublica A Guide to Every Permitted Natural Gas Well in West Virginiapropublica.org - by Al Shaw, ProPublica and Kate Mishkin, The Charleston Gazette-Mail, March 6, 2019 More than a dozen horizontal natural gas wells can be drilled from a single well pad, like this one in Doddridge County. (Mayeta Clark/ProPublica and …
ProPublica New Jersey Said 10 Years Ago It Would Rank Its Most Contaminated Sites. It Never Did.propublica.org - ProPublica The rankings were supposed to ensure that the most dangerous sites remained a priority even as the state gave private companies a bigger role in …
ProPublica Large Natural Gas Producer to Pay West Virginia Plaintiffs $53.5 Million to Settle Royalty Disputepropublica.org - ProPublica As our investigation detailed, EQT Corp. had been accused of deducting a variety of unacceptable charges from natural gas royalty checks. The company …
ProPublica Scientists Call for Drastic Drop in Emissions. U.S. Appears to Have Gone the Other Way.propublica.org - ProPublica A report by a private research company found that U.S. emissions, which amount to one-sixth of the planet's, didn't fall in 2018 but instead …
ProPublica What it looks and sounds like when a gas driller overruns your landpropublica.org This article was produced in partnership with the Charleston Gazette-Mail, which is a member of the ProPublica Local Reporting Network. Lee Martin …
ProPublica California Knew the Carr Wildfire Could Happen. It Failed to Prevent it.propublica.org - ProPublica Dozens of interviews and a review of records show that virtually every aspect of the blaze had been forecast and worried over for years. Every level …
ProPublica He is West Virginia’s Speaker of the House — and a Lawyer for Natural Gas Companiespropublica.org - ProPublica State ethics rules seldom prevent lawmakers from proposing or voting on legislation that affects industries they work for. This article was produced …
ProPublica A Hog Waste Agreement Lacked Teeth, and Some North Carolinians Say They’re Left to Sufferpropublica.org - ProPublica Today, many farmers continue to store the waste in open pits despite the millions of dollars in private investment spent and years of research and …
ProPublica Fuel to the Firepropublica.org - By Abrahm Lustgarten How a U.S. law intended to reduce dependence on fossil fuels has unleashed an environmental disaster in Indonesia. The fields outside Kotawaringin …
ProPublica An Indonesian Village That’s Fighting for Its Lifepropublica.org - By Ashley Gilbertson/VII Photo, special to ProPublica In Bea Nehas, the small plots that homes are built on are in constant jeopardy of being burned to the ground and bulldozed. A sprawling plantation …
