Innovative project to identify orphan, abandoned wells; open house Thursday in Smethport
Outdoor and Indoor Workers Need Protections From Extreme Heat Now
Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death in the United States. Outdoor work and warehouse work can be especially dangerous, but currently, there’s no federal standard from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that protects workers from heat stress hazards—and this needs to change.
Groundbreaking Initiative Using Drones To Locate Orphan, Abandoned Conventional Oil & Gas Wells In Pennsylvania Kicks Off
Moms Call on Congress to Protect Children From Extreme Weather at School
Extreme weather is making it harder for parents to keep children safe and healthy—even at school. The good news is we are not powerless to protect our beloved children where they learn and play.
Biggest problem the world’s ever faced’: Bill McKibben talks climate in Bozeman
Testimony: Shaina Oliver, ECMC Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking, September 4, 2024
By: Shaina Oliver, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: September 4, 2024 About: Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking To: Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission Thank you for taking public comment. I would like to remind everyone that we are on the unceded …
Testimony: Laurie Anderson, ECMC Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking, September 4, 2024
By: Laurie Anderson, Colorado Field Organizer, Moms Clean Air Force Date: September 4, 2024 About: Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking To: Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission Good evening, Commissioners! My name is Laurie Anderson, and I am a Colorado Field Organizer with Moms Clean …
My Climate Job: Dr. Maida Galvez, Environmental Pediatrician
Dr. Maida Galvez wears many hats: pediatrician, professor, co-director of environmental health clinics. In all of her roles, she has a singular goal to prevent and reduce environmental exposures for children, their families, and their communities.
An eye in the sky will seek old oil, gas wells
The Climate Questionnaire: Scientist Susan Soloman, Author of Solvable
Attention climate doom-and-gloomers! In her latest book, Solvable, the atmospheric scientist Susan Soloman has a premise—the lifeline we’re all hoping for: We have healed the earth before, and we can do it again.