US Policy to Cut Greenhouse Gases May Boost Water Quality
These three Purdue University researchers were co-lead authors of a recent paper on climate policy and water quality in the Proceedings of the National...
U.S. Climate Policy Implementation Will Be Put to the Test
Permitting, China’s clean energy tech manufacturing and workforce are some of the challenges facing implementation of the U.S.’s first climate policy, the Inflation Reduction...
US Should Adopt Carbon Border Tax to Address Climate Change
As extreme weather events seem to punctuate the news on a weekly basis, the need to address global climate change continues to grow. To...
Texas Policy Protects Big Polluters From Citizen Complaints
On a rugged stretch of the Gulf Coast in Texas, environmental groups called foul in 2020 when an oil company sought pollution permits to...
D.C. Saw Climate Change With Its Own Eyes. Will that Change Policy?
A central necessity of any healthy democracy is to feature a capital city that comprehends the rest of the country. Federal officials in Washington...
First U.S. Kids’ Climate Lawsuit Heads to Trial
Sixteen young people are about to make history. The first youth-led climate case to go to trial in the United States starts next week...
Super Typhoon Mawar, 2023’s Most Powerful Storm, Barrels Toward Philippines
Super typhoon Mawar strengthened into the equivalent of a powerful Category 5 hurricane as it pulled away from the Mariana Islands after pummeling Guam earlier this week. State of...
‘A Bleak Outlook’: Impacts of Climate Change on Full Display in Canada’s North
It’s a magical place situated in Canada’s north: Churchill, Man., was recently named one of the World’s Great Places by Time magazine. But Churchill is...