#environmental-concerns

#environmental-concerns

Flash flooding in Texas over the July 4th weekend has resulted in at least 137 fatalities, with the local art community providing support to affected individuals and families.

PFAS can affect fertility, sperm quality or even the development of the child in the womb. Toxicologist Marike Kolossa-Gehring emphasized these serious health effects.

Environmental advocates warn that Ontario's decision to transfer parts of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park for tourism could set an awful precedent for future provincial park disposals.

Labour could have chosen the public interest over the profit motive when reorganizing the water industry in England and Wales. Despite polling showing support for publicly owned water companies, the government ruled out reversing the 1989 water privatization.

Abby Thorne-Lyman expressed astonishment at Frontier Valley's announcement, stating, "I guess it was a little hard to believe as a concept because we understand all of the constraints and the visions for that space as being a designated wildlife area."

Authorities in Kerr County plan to drain one flood-swollen lake while searching for about 100 missing individuals since catastrophic flooding occurred on July 4.

"My neighbors, my friends, my family, the people who are most deserving are going to be basically reverse Robin Hooded by these billionaires, and we can't be lining their pockets while we're cutting a trillion from Medicaid, SNAP, food assistance and other vital services," said Ashmu Murakami, Sunrise Movement.

"I've seen some of the reactions, and I want to be open about my partnership with Flying Group as a sustainable partner. I understand the environmental concerns, and I respect everyone's voice."

The site picked for testing was Johnston Atoll, an island in the North Pacific, which made geopolitical sense for rapid logistics to counter supply challenges.

Studies link genetically engineered crops like MON 95379 to organ damage, infertility, and increased pesticide use that harms soil health and biodiversity.

The bill allows any interested party to purchase land, which critics say opens the door to wealthy individuals and corporations at the expense of public access.

Firefighters spent several hours extinguishing a number of hotspots across approximately one hectare of land.

"The proposals will enable far greater community use of, and access to, large parts of the site, while also retaining the existing golf activities to the north of the application site."

Authorities expressed relief that the Lonza River has begun to flow down the valley, reducing the risk of a flood swell.

The Delta tunnel project faces significant opposition due to cost, environmental concerns, and lack of public support, raising questions about the justification for such infrastructure.

last fall, 20 environmental organizations-including Mighty Earth, Greenpeace and Rainforest Action Network-signed an open letter to JBS investors opposing the listing, saying it would put the climate at greater risk.

A few months ago we raised alarm bells about an impending vote by the Bay Conversation and Development Commission (BCDC) to determine whether the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail would stay open 24/7 or be converted into a breakdown shoulder for cars.

These helicopters are not emergency aircraft; they're joyrides and luxury charters disrupting daily life and putting people at risk, Melissa Elstein, board chair of the nonprofit, said.

"While this has always been posted on our front door, we have had some take advantage and walk out of the store without stopping by the register."

It's very traumatic. They just quickly explode, and it's really violent.

"While Malibu's leaders and citizens remain adamantly in favor of controlled growth, they believe there may be a way to build a sewer that does not open the way for wide-scale development."

US President Donald Trump has expressed a desire to restore Alcatraz Island as a high-security prison, despite its closure over 60 years ago due to costs and decay.

Since 2011, when a wolf wearing a radio collar crossed into the state from Oregon, California's gray wolf population has grown into the dozens.