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Jan 24, 2023

Soil and freshwater come under the spotlight in plastics-pollution fight

On a recent stroll to his local supermarket in the southern German town of Bayreuth, Christian Laforsch decided to count how much plastic trash he passed. ‘It was 52 pieces on only a normal walk,’ said Professor Laforsch, an ecologist at the University of Bayreuth. ‘The problem starts indoors before moving outside. If

Jan 22, 2023

‘RRR’: The Indian Film Disrupting Hollywood’s Award Season

“RRR (Rise, Roar, Revolt)” is an Indian film that has been making waves in the Hollywood and international film communities. Heading into awards season, it has won big at the Golden Globes and Critics Choice awards A Telugu language song, from a Telugu language film, won a Golden Globe last week. Earlier this

Jan 20, 2023

Colorado Seeks Payments for Oil & Gas Cleanup

Process will set financial assurance plan for all producers’ wells. Since October Colorado oil and gas companies have been submitting plans to the state detailing how they intend to pay for plugging and cleaning up oil and gas wells at the end of their productivity. When the process is complete, every operator in

Jan 19, 2023

The EV Revolution Brings Environmental Uncertainty at Every Turn

As demand for electric vehicles ramps up, environmental stumbling blocks have emerged. Manufacturers, governments and consumers are lining up behind electric vehicles — with sales rising 60% in 2022, and at least 17 states considering a California-style ban on gas cars in the years ahead. Scientists say the trend is a key part

Jan 18, 2023

Abortion bans don’t prosecute pregnant people. That may be about to change.

Originally published by The 19th As state lawmakers weigh new restrictions on abortion, some Republicans are revisiting a longstanding taboo of not prosecuting pregnant people for seeking abortions in places where the procedure is banned, though the topic remains divisive among anti-abortion advocates.  State restrictions have so far fallen just shy of imposing