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Fast Company
10.03.2025
Under Trump’s energy emergency declaration, the administration seems likely to take actions that will make it easier to drill for more oil and gas.
Firings at the Office of Aircraft Operations threaten to reduce the quality of data critical for hurricane monitoring, prediction, and warning.
09.03.2025
Not only do we almost all agree about what a better food system should look like, but we also know most of what it will take to make it a reality.
Data from microplastic analyses can inform health recommendations and policy decisions. Machine learning is one tool researchers have started using.
Travel can be a force for good, but that requires focus beyond profit—prioritizing people and places.
08.03.2025
The most comprehensive study to date shows that the number of butterflies in the lower 48 states is down 22% since 2000.
Extended-range electric vehicles run on both gas and batteries—and could help more drivers switch to electric.
In a new book, Catherine Bracy looks at how private equity and venture capital have impacted the housing market.
‘The market is exactly the wrong place to put something if you want a rail transportation system that meets the needs of all of America.’
Congress chose three nonprofits to distribute the grants, but HUD said in letters that it was cancelling contracts with two of the organizations which together were to distribute the $60 million.
Floods and drought caused by climate change are damaging the Wayuu's homes and draining their water sources.
07.03.2025
Eva Rodriguez is suing for $54,000 in stolen wages. Advocates say Trump’s immigration crackdown will put foreign-born workers like her at greater risk.
The State Department says its air quality monitoring program will stop sharing pollution data from embassies to the EPA's AirNow app.
Officials worry that firing meteorologists and other environmental scientists could hinder life-saving forecasts that skiers and drivers rely on.
Trump's gutting of U.S. biomedical research will have real impacts on patient health, scientists' jobs, and local economies.
Lawyers for Gwynne Wilcox argued that board members can only be fired ‘for neglect of duty or malfeasance in office’ and only after giving notice and holding a hearing.
Northern U.S. states are depending on imported Canadian hydropower to clean up their grids. What happens now?
Extreme heat is more than just an immediate health hazard—it may be silently accelerating the aging process, with long-term consequences for public health.
Trump's tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China will raise the price of raw materials, extend project timelines, and increase uncertainty across the board.
Trump wants Congress to repeal clean vehicle tax credits. One startup now plans to help cover the cost for its customers if that happens.
A new guide from the Southern Environmental Law Center helps environmental advocates find tools, websites, and datasets that have been shut down by the Trump administration.
06.03.2025
The complaint alleges that witnesses and evidence indicate the fire started directly under Edison transmission lines in Eaton Canyon.
Other cities are expected to soon follow.
When combined with Trump's federal hiring freeze, recently terminated NOAA staff said the cuts put their organization on a trajectory to break.
Trump's threats to take over Greenland have ignited an interest in Greenlanders for full independence from Denmark.
A new biotech platform can help crops adapt to drought, better resist disease, use less fertilizer, and last longer.
05.03.2025
Forecasts also predicted dust storms in the southwest, tornadoes in the South, and blizzard conditions in the Central Plains, and were forcing forcing some changes to Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
In his new book, Peter Hayes looks at corporate complicity in Nazi Germany and points to parallels with how companies are responding to Trump now.
Every day, the business community’s stampede to Trump seems like more of miscalculation. How can they change course?
An estimated $502.7 million of damage was inflicted on the WASH sector in Gaza in the initial months of bombing, including damage to approximately 57% of the water infrastructure.
The project, located east of Tampa, involves phosphogypsum, a radioactive, carcinogenic, and toxic waste generated by the fertilizer industry.
There isn't yet research on how to remove microplastics already in our bodies, but there are a few ways we can limit exposure.
By a 5-4 vote, the court's conservative majority ruled that the EPA overstepped its authority under the Clean Water Act with water pollution permits that contain vague requirements for maintaining water quality.
Tesla's sales of its China-made EVs fell to its lowest point since August 2022, as the automaker faces pressure from Chinese rivals.
Employees warn that recent firings could weaken protections for public lands.
Under RFK Jr., HHS has canceled key vaccine meetings. Here's what that means for seasonal flu, bird flu, and childhood immunizations.
Scientists believe a new era of warming has already begun.
04.03.2025
Jill Holtz first visited western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene on duty delivering aid.
Fire crews battled wildfires in North and South Carolina amid dry conditions and high winds, while residents evacuated in some areas.
Those are trees that largely low-income residents otherwise couldn’t afford to plant or maintain.