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Environmental Racism: Minorities Are At Higher Risk For Chemical Catastrophe

Environmental Racism: Minorities Are At Higher Risk For Chemical Catastrophe

A paper by The Environmental Justice and Health Alliance (EJHA), Center for Effective Government (CEG) and Coming Clean, links higher poverty to many Black and Latino communities living within…
US Corn Yields Are Incredible, But Still Vulnerable To Hot, Dry Weather

US Corn Yields Are Incredible, But Still Vulnerable To Hot, Dry Weather

Corn yields in the central United States have increased dramatically in the last few decades - but they have also become more sensitive to drought conditions. Maximizing crop yields has been a…
Plastic Company’s Unscientific Biodegradability Claims Barred by FTC

Plastic Company’s Unscientific Biodegradability Claims Barred by FTC

The Federal Trade Commission Friday approved a final order prohibiting a Washington-based plastic bag manufacturer from making false biodegradability claims about its products. American Plastic…
The Worst US Droughts Now Aren't Even In The Top 10 Of The Last Few Hundred Years

The Worst US Droughts Now Aren't Even In The Top 10 Of The Last Few Hundred Years

In a Twitter age, one where mainstream media desperately needs to keep people watching and reading, every event is magnified. A tropical storm that hit New York City was transformed into a Superstorm…
Miscanthus Grass For Biomass An Economic Alternative For Unusable Land

Miscanthus Grass For Biomass An Economic Alternative For Unusable Land

North Carolina farmers and landowners are participating in program to grow giant miscanthus grass for renewable products using underutilized and marginal land. Giant miscanthus grass is a rapidly…
12 Ways To Further Reduce Agriculture's Climate Footprint

12 Ways To Further Reduce Agriculture's Climate Footprint

If you really care about the climate, you can stop filling out surveys and complaining about what people believe and do something more meaningful than buy carbon credits - you can give up meat.…
No-Till Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Claims Questioned

No-Till Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Claims Questioned

During the 20 year span of global warming policy debates, climate scientists have used an estimate of soil organic carbon sequestration rates suggesting that soil organic carbon can be sequestered by…
Holistic Conservation: Forget 20th Century Claims About People And Species Extinction

Holistic Conservation: Forget 20th Century Claims About People And Species Extinction

The USA alone has more wilderness than the entire continent of Africa does, but the natural world is not the same as it was 20, 50 or 100 years ago.  And the natural world than was far…
Some Fish In Remote National Parks Show Elevated Levels Of Mercury

Some Fish In Remote National Parks Show Elevated Levels Of Mercury

Mercury levels in excess of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency health thresholds for potential impacts to fish, birds, and humans have been detected in fish in some of the most remote national park…
Without Science Leadership, Food Shortages Could Be Critical World Issue By 2050

Without Science Leadership, Food Shortages Could Be Critical World Issue By 2050

The world could be less than 40 years away from a food shortage that will have serious implications for people and governments, according to a senior science advisor at the U.S. Agency for…

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