The best way to help bees? Don’t become a beekeeper like I did.
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US aiming to ‘crack the code’ on deploying geothermal energy at scale
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Scientists discover hundreds of unique species in Africa’s newest ecoregion
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Norwegian court finds police acted unreasonably in fining activists who blocked government buildings
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Joe Biden administration sets first-ever limits on ‘forever chemicals’ in US drinking water
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The US will lose more than thirty gigawatts of solar energy during the total eclipse — roughly the output of thirty nuclear reactors — as sunlight is blocked during prime generating hours
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The fish doorbell
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Switzerland’s climate failures breached human rights, top court rules
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Arizona governor signs bill approving human composting burials
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Botswana threatens to send 20,000 elephants to Germany
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Is collapse coming for us?
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4.8 earthquake in central New Jersey; felt in Philadelphia, New York
Comment box Scope: personal anecdote Tone: neutral Opinion: yes? Sarcasm/humor: none I assume everyone in the New York/New Jersey/eastern PA/maybe northern Delaware area just felt their buildings...
Comment box
- Scope: personal anecdote
- Tone: neutral
- Opinion: yes?
- Sarcasm/humor: none
I assume everyone in the New York/New Jersey/eastern PA/maybe northern Delaware area just felt their buildings shaking.
That was a 4.8 magnitude earthquake originating near Lebanon, NJ (a ways west of Edison). You can look at the details from the US government's earthquake tracking website.
I've never felt an earthquake before, so that was something. I thought the people above me had turned on a motorcycle or something. I had no clue what could shake the building like that. Then it dawned on me. Not the place you expect these things. (I'm sure the Californians find this cute!)
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Climate movement elders revive monkey wrench tactics to save an old forest in Washington
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UK law firm files letter of claim on behalf of Madagascar villagers over contamination allegedly from Rio Tinto mine
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Dozens trapped in tunnels after Taiwan’s strongest quake in twenty-five years kills at least nine
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Terraform Industries converts electricity and air into synthetic natural gas for the first time
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Phoenix passes historic ordinance giving outdoor workers protection from extreme heat
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Wait, does America suddenly have a record number of bees?
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Why crypto could be green power's unlikely new best friend
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Cattle are drinking the Colorado River dry
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Early spring brings a ‘hungry gap’ for bees – here’s how you can help
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California is preparing to defend itself — and the nation — against Donald Trump 2.0
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Iowa fertilizer spill kills nearly all fish across sixty mile stretch of rivers
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What is green software and why do we need it?
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This grass has toxic effects on US livestock, and it's spreading
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Joe Biden administration announces $1.5 billion loan for first reopening of a shuttered US nuclear plant
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San Francisco city leaders look to bring back emergency sirens by end of 2024
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The true cost of offshore wind (and its crisis): what can we learn?
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Natural gas is scamming America
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Earth system impacts of the European arrival and Great Dying in the Americas after 1492
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Climate sustainability through a dynamic duo: Green hydrogen and crypto driving energy transition and decarbonization
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They grow your berries and peaches, but often lack one item: insurance
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Joe Biden administration commits $6B to cut US emissions from high-carbon industries
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Cutting-edge tech made the Netherlands a major exporter of food (2022)
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Germany’s solar panel industry, once a leader, is getting squeezed
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Sulfur dioxide pumped out by the erupting volcano on Iceland is currently traveling across northern Europe – scientists concerned it could impact the ozone layer
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US bill proposing legal immunity for pesticide manufacturers advances. - Bayer is a sponsor
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100,000 years and counting – how do we tell future generations about highly radioactive nuclear waste repositories?
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Joe Biden administration announces rules aimed at expanding US electric vehicles
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Connecticut, USA wants to penalize insurers for backing fossil-fuel projects
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California, USA must triple its rate of carbon emissions reductions to reach 2030 target, report says
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Potty trained cows are no joke for the climate (2021)
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Oldham in England sees water quality improved by volunteers planting moss
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A state of emergency has been declared in southern Iceland after another volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula – the fourth since December
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How a solar revolution in farming is depleting world’s groundwater
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Taps run dry in water crisis in Bangalore India. Citizens and large Information Technology companies struggle to cope.
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A startling rise in sea-surface temperatures suggests that we may not understand how fast the climate is changing
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Sweden has vast old growth forests – but they are being chopped down faster than the Amazon
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