"Trump’s New Economic Policy Plan Would Be Devastating To The Climate"
"It’s a laundry list of climate activists’ worst nightmares."
Source: Think Progress, 09/16/2016
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"Chemicals In Drinking Water Prompt Inspections Of U.S. Military Bases"
"Health workers are piecing together a complicated puzzle in El Paso County, Colo. In January, three cities — Security, Fountain and Widefield — noticed synthetic chemicals known as PFCs in the drinking water."
Source: NPR, 09/16/2016
"U.N. Expects 20 More Nations To Join Paris Climate Deal Next Week"
"At least 20 countries have indicated they will join the Paris climate change agreement at a United Nations event on Sept. 21, adding to the 27 that have already done so and raising hopes the deal will enter into force by the end of 2016, U.N. officials said."
Source: Reuters, 09/16/2016
"'We Got Our Butt Kicked' By Flooding, And Are Adapting"
"MINOT, N.D. — Donna Bye's tour of the city she loves takes you by her old home, the red one on the left that, in 2011, flooded with 5 feet of Souris River water and backed-up sewage."
Source: ClimateWire, 09/16/2016
"Police Arrest 13 At U.S. Interior Dept. Oil, Gas Lease Protest"
"Police arrested 13 activists on Thursday who were protesting oil and natural gas leasing on federal lands at the U.S. Department of the Interior, the agency responsible for auctioning rights to drill."
Source: Reuters, 09/16/2016
"Fossil Fuel Money to GOP Grows, and So Does Climate Divide"
"Political polarization on climate change has become so stark this election cycle that researchers say the gulf between Republicans and Democrats is wider than they have seen in more than 20 years of polling. The polarization has an equally startling financial corollary: an overwhelming 91 percent of fossil fuel industry campaign donations now flow to Republican candidates and 9 percent to Democrats."
Source: InsideClimate News, 09/16/2016
"GOP Eases Lead Paint Laws After $750,000 In Donations"
"MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker and the GOP-controlled Legislature approved a measure aimed at retroactively shielding paint makers from liability after a billionaire owner of a lead producer contributed $750,000 to a political group that provided crucial support to Walker and Republicans in recall elections, according to a report released Wednesday."
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 09/16/2016
"Senate Approves Bill For Water Projects; Millions For Flint"
"The Senate has approved a $10 billion water projects bill that includes money for Flint, Michigan — nearly a year after a public health emergency was declared there because of lead-contaminated water."
Source: AP, 09/16/2016
"Most Powerful, And Coolest, Artifacts At New Black History Museum"
"Sen. Tim Scott teamed up with Instagram on Wednesday to preview the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, which opens to the public Sept. 24."
Source: McClatchy, 09/15/2016
"Super Typhoon Meranti Hits Taiwan As Category 5 Storm
"Tens of thousands of homes lost power across Taiwan on Wednesday as Super Typhoon Meranti hit the island, a storm seen as the strongest in the world so far this year, forcing schools and businesses to close and flights to be canceled."
Source: Reuters, 09/15/2016
