A federal judge barred the Trump administration Friday from approving oil companies’ requests to use the high-pressure drilling technique known as fracking in offshore wells along the Southern California coast until a review of the possible effects on endangered species and state coastal resources.
U.S. judge bars Trump administration from OKing fracking off California coast - SFChronicle.com
Following what goes on with oil and gas exploitation in and around Adrian, Michigan since 2013 - and how these events in our little city connect to the global environmental situation... - with the occasional sidetrack to other related environmental issues in Lenawee county, Michigan and how those relate to global issues.
Thursday, November 15, 2018
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
The many ways climate change worsens California wildfires » Yale Climate Connections
The many ways climate change worsens California wildfires
by Dana Nuccitelli
Years of record-setting California wildfires are consistent with mounting evidence of climate change as a principal factor.
Now designated as California’s deadliest fire, the still-raging Camp Fire by November 13 had led to 42 deaths, with many residents still unaccounted for and more than 7,000 structures destroyed. (Image credit: NASA)
The many ways climate change worsens California wildfires » Yale Climate Connections
by Dana Nuccitelli
Years of record-setting California wildfires are consistent with mounting evidence of climate change as a principal factor.
Friday, November 9, 2018
Common plastics emit global warming pollution » Yale Climate Connections
All is connected...
Sarah-Jeanne Royer shows plastics from the ocean at Kamilo Point, Hawaii. (Photo credit: Olivier Poirion)
Common plastics emit global warming pollution » Yale Climate Connections
Common plastics emit global warming pollution » Yale Climate Connections
Efforts to Fight Climate Change Had a Tough Election Day | The New Yorker
Efforts to Fight Climate Change Had a Tough Election Day | The New Yorker
Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Opinion | We Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion. - The New York Times
If more billionaires are following we might have a chance?
Tourists in Argentina viewed the Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park in March.CreditCreditWalter Diaz/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
Opinion | We Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion. - The New York Times
Opinion | We Have to Save the Planet. So I’m Donating $1 Billion. - The New York Times
Friday, November 2, 2018
Mapped: nitrogen dioxide pollution around the world - Unearthed
In the last few years, governments and corporations around the world have come under increasing pressure to act on a global air pollution crisis.
In Europe, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) has been at the centre of the debate, following the dieselgate scandal and numerous legal battles faced by governments that have been shown to be in breach of legal limits.
As the World Health Organisation hosts its first global air pollution conference, new satellite data reveals the scale and spread of global NO2 on an unprecedented scale, from lignite power plants in Europe to wildfires in Africa.
Mapped against known pollution sources, it shows that NO2 pollution doesn’t come from diesel pollution alone; it is also emitted by coal, oil, gas and biomass plants as well as forest fires and crop burning.
Mapped: nitrogen dioxide pollution around the world - Unearthed
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