Parts of the Western United States are bracing for scorching temperatures as meteorologists predict record-breaking heat in California and Nevada over the next few days. The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center has issued heat advisories spanning from Southern California to Yosemite, extending westward to Las Vegas. In the upcoming weekend, a wave of extreme

Charleston, a charming city steeped in history and draped with Spanish moss, finds itself at the center of a legal storm swirling around climate change. As the sea level inches higher and severe storms lash its shores, Charleston stands as a beacon of resilience against the rising tides of global warming. In a bold move,

Young people across the United States have raised their voices against what they perceive as a threat to their future. The battleground? A legal one, where 22 determined plaintiffs, ages seven to 25, are taking on the Trump administration over its controversial executive orders on climate and the environment. Imagine standing before a federal court,

A Peruvian farmer, Saúl Luciano Lliuya, had his hopes dashed recently as a German court dismissed his climate lawsuit against a prominent energy company. However, this seemingly negative outcome may have far-reaching consequences that could reshape the landscape of future environmental litigation. The Hamm Higher Regional Court made its ruling after nearly a decade since

Jerome Ringo was more than just a man; he was a force of nature. His journey from the petrochemical industry to environmental activism is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Born and raised in the picturesque town of Lake Charles, Louisiana, Jerome’s childhood playgrounds were the bayous and marshes that defined the state’s natural beauty. As he

Sebastião Salgado, a name that resonates with anyone who has marveled at the grace and grandeur of the Amazon rainforest. His lens was a portal into a world so rich, diverse, and breathtakingly beautiful that it seemed almost otherworldly. The black-and-white tapestries he wove through his photographs were not just images; they were windows into

For decades, the sunny state of California has been a trendsetter when it comes to environmental regulations, particularly in the automotive industry. Its stringent emissions standards have often set the benchmark for car manufacturers across the nation. But with great power comes great opposition, as seen in the recent clash between Democrats and Republicans over

— California, the trendsetter in emissions regulations, has long been a thorn in the side for Republicans nationwide. The Golden State’s ability to set its own strict pollution limits has not only led to more environmentally friendly vehicles but has also influenced national standards. In recent years, California legislators have been at the forefront of

President Trump’s policies have the power to shape industries, from steel to batteries. The battery industry in the United States is at a crucial juncture, facing uncertainties due to tariffs on Chinese components and potential changes in federal subsidies. Let’s dive into the intricate world of batteries, energy storage systems, and their significant role in

Electric vehicles, a relic of the past or a vision for the future? Let’s dive into the intriguing history and uncertain fate of battery-operated cars. Join me as we explore how these silent runners graced the streets over a century ago, faded into obscurity, and now stand at the crossroads of a potential revival. —