Paolo Cuman points to a rusty boat, half-sunk in Venice’s lagoon. “It has been there for years,” he says, laughing. “When I manage to have her removed, I’ll open a bottle of good wine.” Hunting abandoned boats is a hobby for Cuman, the coordinator of the Consulta della Laguna Media,Continue Reading
Water companies have been releasing sewage on to beaches and in rivers even when it is not raining, according to a report from Surfers Against Sewage. Sewage spills are only supposed to happen under exceptional circumstances; when it is raining so heavily that the system cannot cope with the amountContinue Reading
A convoy is trucking the contaminant through a community already burdened with pollution to dump it in a landfill Updated August 19, 2022 at 7:08 a.m. EDT|Published August 19, 2022 at 6:00 a.m. EDT Trucks carry coal ash from the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Allen Fossil Plant past Angela Johnson andContinue Reading
TRENTON, NJ – Today, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) adopted the Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) rule, moving forward a regulatory path for electrifying everything from delivery vans to tractor trailers in the state. New Jersey is one of several states to move forward with adoption of California’sContinue Reading
While the global leaders were in Glasgow at Cop26 last week, trying to agree forms of words to convince us they were serious about saving the planet, I was peering into a soupy brook that runs through protected wetland on the north Kent coast. In the past few months, theContinue Reading
Breadcrumb Trail Links Renewables FP Energy ‘The toilet paper you buy is a climate decision’ Author of the article: Colin McClelland Cutting down trees to make toilet paper reduces the ability of forests to absorb carbon out of the air. Photo by Getty Images Article content A family of four’sContinue Reading
