Energy Star Saved: EPA Backs Down After Public Outcry
Facing intense pushback, the EPA reverses course on plans to eliminate the Energy Star program, a move hailed by businesses and lawmakers alike.
Environment, U.S. News
Environment
Business, Environment
Sizewell C Breaks Ground: How UK Lured Billions Into Nuclear Power
After years of financial and political hurdles, construction has begun on Sizewell C, the UK’s landmark nuclear power project set to power six million homes by 2040.
Business, Environment
Exxon & Chevron Profits Drop—But They’re Still Pumping Oil
Despite declining profits, Exxon and Chevron are increasing oil production, betting that current prices still support strong cash flow.
Environment, U.S. News
Trump’s Coal Gambit Divides Navajo Nation
The Navajo Nation is torn between the economic promise of Trump’s coal revival policies and the long-standing environmental and health costs of the industry.
Business, Environment
Can Trump Revive Navajo Coal Jobs?
Once the economic backbone of the Navajo Nation, coal is vanishing—sparking debate over Trump’s promise to bring it back.
Environment, World News
Hurricane Melissa’s Fury: Jamaica Reels, Haiti Mourns
Jamaica begins damage assessment after Hurricane Melissa, while Haiti confirms multiple fatalities from the powerful storm.
Environment, Science
Hummingbird Mystery Cut Short: Scientist Loses Funding
Postdoc Jay Falk’s hummingbird research into female mimicry of males was halted after sudden NSF funding termination, raising concerns about scientific freedom.
Environment, Science
Nazi Missiles Now Nurture Starfish, Study Finds
A new marine study shows that WWII-era V-1 missiles dumped in the Baltic Sea have become unexpected homes for starfish and other sea life—raising ecological and ethical questions.
Business, Environment
Your Chocolate Bar Has Less Cocoa—Here’s Why
Facing record-high cocoa prices from climate disruption, major candy brands are quietly cutting cocoa content and adding fillers—changing the taste and quality of your favorite treats.
Environment, U.S. News
Animal Activist Convicted After Chicken ‘Rescue’ Raid
California animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg was found guilty of conspiracy and trespassing after removing four chickens from a poultry facility, signaling a potential shift in legal attitudes toward direct-action protests.