"Wolves Airdropped Into US To Tackle Moose Problem"
"With the wolf population dwindling in a Michigan park, four were trapped in Ontario and transported by helicopter"
Source: Guardian, 03/11/2019
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"Decline In Readers, Ads Leads Hundreds Of Newspapers To Fold"
"WAYNESVILLE, Mo. — Five minutes late, Darrell Todd Maurina sweeps into a meeting room and plugs in his laptop computer. He places a Wi-Fi hotspot on the table and turns on a digital recorder. The earplug in his left ear is attached to a police scanner in his pants pocket."
Source: AP, 03/11/2019
"2020: The Year Of The Climate Candidates"
"It’s official: The 2020 Democratic presidential field is now awash with climate candidates."
Source: NY Times, 03/11/2019
N.J. Again Accusing Oil Giant Of Dumping Cancer-Causing Chemicals
"Nearly three and a half years after settling with ExxonMobil for the largest environmental settlement in Garden State history, New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced on Thursday that the state is again going after the oil giant."
Source: Newark Star-Ledger, 03/11/2019
SEJ Announces the Ray Reece “Excellence in Environmental Journalism” Student Award
SEJ is pleased to announce the launch of the Ray Reece "Excellence in Environmental Journalism” Student Award for environmental reporting by undergraduate, graduate and high-school students. Win cash prizes and an expenses-paid trip to SEJ's 29th Annual Conference in Fort Collins, Colorado.
"Infrastructure: Dems Shape Talks With Long List Of Climate Demands"
"As infrastructure talks progress on Capitol Hill, Democrats are calling for any legislative package to address climate change."
Source: ClimateWire, 03/11/2019
"How a Rural Utility Struggled To Quit Coal"
"Rural electric cooperatives have a long and proud history in the United States. Beginning in the mid-1930s, they brought electricity to rural America, lighting up 56 percent of the nation's landmass and providing power to 90 percent of its poorest counties. They did it mostly with the cheapest energy source America had at the time: coal."
Source: ClimateWire, 03/11/2019
"The Inside Story Of The World's Most Dangerous Malware"
"On Aug. 4, 2017, at 7:43 p.m., two emergency shutdown systems sprang into action as darkness settled over the sprawling refinery along Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast."
Source: EnergyWire, 03/11/2019
Rain Is Triggering More Melting on the Greenland Ice Sheet — in Winter
"Pulses of melting linked to rainfall doubled in summer and tripled in winter, a new climate change study found. That's a problem for sea level rise."
"When a frozen snowflake falls on the Greenland Ice Sheet, it lands with a whisper and stays frozen, sometimes for months.
But raindrops splat down, making little craters and melting some of the adjacent snow crystals. Multiplied across thousands of square miles, they can trigger widespread melting and runoff, which can lead to more sea level rise.
Source: InsideClimate News, 03/11/2019
"Science: EPA Reorganization Shakes Up Research Office"
"EPA plans to consolidate its research office, combining several of the agency's science programs into a smaller, more streamlined division."
Source: Greenwire, 03/11/2019
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