How to stay safe from wildfire smoke New Yorkers have been urged to limit their time outdoors and wear masks as wildfire smoke blankets city The Independent UK · Jun 8, 2023
Chicago area air quality improving, but wildfire effects may linger a few days In Illinois, air quality was classified as moderate, including in Chicago, by the state EPA. Still, residents with health conditions are advised to stay indoors. Chicago Sun-Times · Jun 7, 2023
How to protect pets from wildfire smoke amid air quality alert Wildfire smoke may pose an even greater risk to our beloved pets The Independent UK · Jun 7, 2023
Canada wildfires shroud New York in apocalyptic haze NEW YORK - Smoke from Canadian wildfires shrouded New York in an apocalyptic smog Wednesday as cities along the US East Coast issued air quality alerts and thousands evacuated their homes in Canada. Bangkok Post · Jun 7, 2023
New York City’s air pollution is among the world’s worst—and similar crises are becoming more common. Here's how to be prepared for the next one “If you have that itchy, watery sensation in your eyes, if you feel a little bit of difficulty taking a deep breath in, I adhere to as little time outside as possible when the air quality is bad.” Fortune · Jun 7, 2023
How to keep safe as wildfire smoke chokes eastern US skies Exposure to smoke can trigger an array of health problems, experts say, but there are ways residents can stay safe The Guardian - US · Jun 7, 2023
From masks to AC units: All the dos and don’ts to keep safe from wildfire smoke New Yorkers have been urged to limit their time outdoors and wear masks as wildfire smoke blankets city The Independent UK · Jun 7, 2023
A billion-pound problem: How unchecked “excess emissions” ballooned in Texas Over the last two decades, state regulators have allowed companies to release more than a billion pounds of excess pollution. The Texas Tribune · Jun 7, 2023
Chemical industry used big tobacco’s tactics to conceal evidence of PFAS risks DuPont or 3M scientists discovered PFAS toxicity internally, but did not publish findings or report them to the EPA, study says The Guardian - US · Jun 7, 2023
First Thing: Ukraine says 42,000 at risk from dam flooding US National Security Council says burst dam has probably caused ‘many deaths’ as fears grow for missing people. Plus, scientists trace the origins of masturbation The Guardian - UK · Jun 7, 2023
Prince Harry visa case: Why is a US think-tank seeking the release of the Duke of Sussex’s application form? Heritage Foundation accuses Department of Homeland Security of making exceptions for ‘celebrity elites’, citing royal’s recent drug use confessions, reports Joe Sommerlad The Independent UK · Jun 6, 2023
Rivian’s New Enduro Drive Unit Boosts EPA Range Rivian's new in-house developed Enduro drive unit is slightly more efficient than the current dual-motor drivetrain that it sources externally InsideEVs · Jun 6, 2023
Guardiola ready to learn from 2021 final as Manchester City focus on treble Manager has admitted he may have made selection errors in previous Champions League final as he prepares for this year’s encounter The Guardian - UK · Jun 6, 2023
Load Up A Ford F-150 Lightning And See Its EPA Driving Range Suffer If you haul a heavy load with any truck, you're going to get fewer miles of driving range than if the truck is empty. The question is, how far can you go? InsideEVs · Jun 6, 2023
Chicago Sun-Times · Jun 5, 2023 Cannabis farm among recipients of $12.6 million in Illinois grants for EV chargers The Illinois EPA expects to build nearly 350 new direct-current fast-charger ports through this program, funded with proceeds from a 2016 Volkswagen settlement.
Chicago Sun-Times · Jun 5, 2023 Tell Congress to give EPA enough power to protect our nation’s wetlands A bipartisan majority in Congress passed the Clean Water Act in 1972 because rivers were on fire, fish were dying, and Lake Erie was labeled “functionally dead.” The Supreme Court should not be allowed to rewrite the Act and ignore 45 years of practices to protect the environment and public…
ABC News · Jun 5, 2023 City of Coffs Harbour fined $20,000 after management of Englands Road waste facility resulted in strong odour The City of Coffs Harbour has been fined $20,000 after a judge found it was aware of its obligations to maintain its gas collection system, but failed to do so.
The Conversation · Jun 5, 2023 Treated wastewater in Victoria is still contaminated, study finds. So are we and the environment safe? Wastewater is a by-product of humanity produced all day, every day. At home, wastewater is the used water that disappears when you flush the toilet, empty the sink or drain the washing machine.
The Independent UK · Jun 4, 2023 Pictures of the week: Elephant in a dump, a gosling and the Swimming World Cup The Independent’s picture editors bring you the best photography from all corners of the planet
InsideEVs · Jun 4, 2023 Genesis Adds Facial Recognition Tech To GV60 The Genesis GV60 now has facial recognition, which allows owners to unlock their cars without a key fob or smartphone.
The Guardian - US · Jun 2, 2023 Top US chemical firms to pay $1.2bn to settle water contamination lawsuits Dupont, Chemours and Corteva agree deal and 3M also reportedly considering $10bn settlement to avoid trial due to start on Monday
Reason · Jun 2, 2023 The Supreme Court Is Not in a 'War on Science' The Supreme Court is agnostic on questions of science, but clear and resolute on questions of law.
Irish Mirror · Jun 2, 2023 Ireland to fail 'significantly' to meet emissions cuts set out to combat climate change The Environmental Protection Agency revealed its worrying analysis in a second report on the government’s planned climate policies
InsideEVs · Jun 2, 2023 Fisker Ocean Volume Deliveries In The US To Start June 19 The company's founder and CEO, Henrik Fisker, said on LinkedIn that letters were already mailed yesterday to the first customers.
The Independent UK · Jun 1, 2023 Vape warning to parents after school pupils rushed to hospital after using e-cigarettes Students at two schools in Romsey, Hampshire, were sent to hospital with high heart rates, confusion and, in one case, fitting