"Earth Just Had Its Hottest September Ever Recorded"
"Earth just saw its hottest September ever recorded, marked by extreme weather, spotty rainfall and shrinking polar ice caps."
Source: HuffPost, 10/08/2019
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"Scientists: Red Tide Is Back In Florida’s Southwest Coast"
"Scientists say toxic red tide is back in the waters off the Florida southwest coast after fading away earlier this year following a 15-month bloom."
Source: AP, 10/08/2019
"Supreme Court: Justices Reject Pipeline, Wildfire Cases"
"The Supreme Court will not wade into a closely watched battle over a practice that allows natural gas pipeline developers to access private lands before paying."
Source: Greenwire, 10/08/2019
"Poll Shows Brazilian Catholics Do Not Agree With Bolsonaro on Amazon"
"A majority of Brazilian Catholics believe global warming is a scientific fact and preservation of the Amazon rainforest is vital to reduce the effects of climate change, contrary to the view of Brazil’s right-wing government, a poll showed on Monday."
Source: Reuters, 10/08/2019
"Perry Meets With Ukraine Official, Says He's Not Resigning"
"Questions surrounding Energy Secretary Rick Perry are not preventing him from engaging European leaders this week to promote U.S. energy cooperation. He's also denying reports of his departure from the administration."
Source: Greenwire, 10/08/2019
Climate Change Protests: With Fake Blood, Extinction Rebellion Hits NY
"Tourists and workers on Wall Street on Monday were met by a jarring spectacle: protesters, some lying in pools of fake blood outside the New York Stock Exchange, some dancing and others chanting, all to call attention to people killed by climate-related disease and disaster."
Source: NY Times, 10/08/2019
"Meet Utah’s Pint-Sized Environmental Activists"
"COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — The movement started last spring with a dinner table conversation at then third-grader Aggy Deagle’s home."
Source: Deseret News, 10/07/2019
"In Guatemala, A Bad Year For Corn — And For U.S. Aid"
"In a good year, Jesús García Ramos can feed his family all year on the corn that he grows in small fields around his home in the Guatemalan village of Quilinco. But this was not a good year."
Source: NPR, 10/07/2019
"The Plastics Industry’s Long Fight to Blame Pollution on You"
"Plastic production really began in earnest in the 1950s. It’s hard to remember, but we once got along without it. Of course, plastic offered great convenience, and its production skyrocketed."
Source: The Intercept, 10/07/2019
Dengue Cases Are Surging Around The World. Some Blame Changing Climate
"KATHMANDU, Nepal — His boss fell sick first, with aching pains and a high temperature. Then, some of his colleagues began showing similar symptoms. By the time Rajkumar Adhikari, 35, grew feverish and started vomiting, he learned that the sickness had a name: dengue."
Source: Washington Post, 10/07/2019
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