Environmental Policy

Extreme Winter Weather Has Put 90% Of This Country At 'High Risk'

So far this year upward of 2 million livestock animals have died, according to official statistics.
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Yellowstone Wolves Caught On Camera Frolicking Amid Snowy Geysers

A handful of wolves can be seen romping around wooden walkways as steam rises around them.
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The 1 Habit Doctors Say Is Secretly Making You Tired The Next Day

Want to improve your energy levels? Experts agree there's a seemingly harmless behavior you should nix.
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California Just Saved Its Last Nuclear Plant. All 3 Democrats Vying For Senate Want To Kill It.

While Rep. Adam Schiff said he supports fission energy, fellow Democrats Katie Porter and Barbara Lee took firm stances against atomic power.
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National Archives Close After Protestors Throw Red Powder On U.S. Constitution

The agency is insisting that the protestors be "prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
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An Ex-Gun Industry Executive — And Democrat — Looks To Become Montana’s Next Governor

Ryan Busse is trying to pull off an upset win by painting his opponent, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte, as a frontman for wealthy interests.
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Scientists Propose New Category 6 For Future Of Monster Hurricanes

“Record wind speeds will likely continue to be broken as the planet continues to warm,” the pair wrote in a new paper.
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The ‘Scandal’ That Might Completely Upend A System America Has Relied On For Decades

A long-simmering feud over building codes is boiling over and may discredit the system the U.S. has relied on for decades.
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People Living Near The Toxic Train Disaster In Ohio Are Still Feeling The Effects

The Environmental Protection Agency has lauded its response to the chemical disaster in East Palestine — but the people living there remain frustrated.
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U.K. Judge Tosses Protest Charges Against Greta Thunberg

“The government should stop prosecuting peaceful protesters, and instead find ways to tackle the climate crisis," defense attorney Raj Chada said.
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