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The FWS is phasing out neonicotinoid pesticides and GMOs
Two non-profit organizations have been filing countless lawsuits, legal petitions, and administrative actions to stop the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for the last decade. Why? In...
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Cities continue to get hotter, and it’s starting to affect health
Cities are almost always hotter than the rural areas that surround them, but global warming is taking that extra heat and making a hell of a lot hotter. In the near future, this combination of...
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Shell is trying once again to begin drilling in the Arctic
Royal Dutch Shell has asked the United States federal government for permission to begin drilling in the Arctic, not too far off of the coast of Alaska. The company’s previous attempts to begin...
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Obama will tout America’s fight against climate change at the UN summit
The Obama administration intends to strongly emphasize its efforts to combat climate change at the United Nations climate summit in New York next week, said government officials. About 120 world...
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Most “natural” foods in the US contain substantial amounts of GMOs
According to a recent study by Consumer Reports, the majority of the packaged food in the United States that’s labeled as “natural” actually contains substantial amounts of genetically modified...
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US water usage has dropped to an impressive 45-year low
According to a new report from the United States Geological Survey, via Just Means, water use in the United States has fallen by a whopping 13% since 2005 and is currently at its lowest level in 45...
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US and China reach “an historic agreement” on climate change
The United States and China, the world’s two largest emitters of greenhouse gases, announced an historic agreement earlier today in which the two nations, often regarded as stiff competitors, if not...
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Monsanto spends $2.4 million to settle lawsuit with US wheat farmers
Monsanto and wheat farmers in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States have settled a series of lawsuits over the discovery of genetically modified wheat in Oregon back in 2013, which led to...
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