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Aridity could dry up Southwestern mine proposals

Critical minerals for the clean energy transition are abundant in the Southwest, but the dozens of mines proposed to access them will require vast sums of water, something in short supply in the desert.
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Environmental, labor groups join forces to fight climate change

Organizers are fighting for legislation that will allow miners to safely transition out of the coal economy and be retrained to work in greener jobs that may include wind turbine installation, solar farms or making batteries for electric vehicles.

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Reducing methane is good for climate, health and can pay for itself – yet emissions are still rising fast, a new UN report warns

Reducing methane is good for climate, health and can pay for itself – yet emissions are still rising fast, a new UN report warns

The lead author of a new UN report on methane explains the findings and how oil and gas companies could be making money and saving the planet at the same time.
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Study: Environmental injustice is rampant around the world

The history of disproportionate environmental impacts on Black, Indigenous, and people of color often goes back for centuries.

Catastrophic Amazon tipping point less than 30 years away: study

Catastrophic Amazon tipping point less than 30 years away: study

Deforestation and climate change could convert Amazon rainforest to savanna by 2050. New infrastructure development would quicken process.
Industry responsible for 80 per cent of Senate lobbying linked to Bill C-69
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Industry responsible for 80 per cent of Senate lobbying linked to Bill C-69

Lobbyists from industry and related groups — primarily from the oil and gas industry — met 224 times with the Senate on new environmental assessment law, while environmental groups had just 36 meetings.

Red spruce sprout atop coal mines that helped kill them
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Red spruce sprout atop coal mines that helped kill them

Red spruce blanketed the mountains of West Virginia a century ago, before being decimated by the saw blade and acid rain from coal plants. Now they're replacing the mines that helped kill them.

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