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Mar 06, 2018

World's largest deposit of mercury is in permafrost, study suggests

Mercury toxicity can cause neurological problems such as motor impairments or birth defects if it enters the food chain.

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Game changer? Antarctic ice melt related to tropical weather shifts: Study

Multiple studies show that Arctic warming is altering temperate and equatorial weather. Now, new research finds that Antarctic ice melt could be a major tropical change agent too.

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COVID-19 is just as bad for parks as the 2019 shutdown

Seven employees have tested positive for the virus, even while the parks have no entrance fees, are short on staff, and are overwhelmed by visitors. Sound familiar?

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B.C. First Nation ‘flooded’ with resource project referrals from industry, province amid coronavirus lockdown

New temporary guidelines released by the province aim to ensure consultations with Indigenous communities are conducted 'in an appropriate manner' during the pandemic.

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Special Issue: How we will all solve the climate crisis

We only have one Earth. And we have the technology to save it.

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B.C. is being hit hard by coronavirus. Wildfire season could make things worse

Deterioration in air quality due to smoke from wildfires may lead to more COVID-19 infections according to a March 26 advisory.

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After futile drillings, Norway excludes Barents Sea in proposal for new oil blocks

The oil industry’s dream about a new oil province in the European Arctic seems to dissolve after years of unsuccessful test-drillings.

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Mining and petroleum workers: ‘essential’ or ‘an enormous risk’?

Indigenous and other local voices fear projects enable spread of COVID-19.

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Coronavirus, climate change, and the environment

A conversation on COVID-19 with the director of Harvard University's Center of Climate, Health and the Global Environment

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John Harte: Breaking and restoring our life support system

Systems-thinker John Harte gives a roadmap on how we can use the same interconnectedness that is spurring catastrophe to instead promote health and sustainability.

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Heroes of another kind

Covid-19 has made heroes out of millions of healthcare workers. Here are a few reporters that have earned our thanks, too.

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EHN reporter takes second place prize in the Association of Health Care Journalists’ national contest

Pittsburgh reporter Kristina Marusic was honored for her 2019 work covering environmental health in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

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Nate Hagens: Coronavirus exposes economic, cultural, environmental fallacies

Big-picture thinker Nate Hagens on the opportunities and constraints we face confronting coronavirus. His advice: Find your better self and play a role.

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Elizabeth Sawin: Steps to re-invigorate the economy must free us from polluting fossil fuels

World's largest deposit of mercury is in permafrost, study suggests

Game changer? Antarctic ice melt related to tropical weather shifts: Study

B.C. First Nation ‘flooded’ with resource project referrals from industry, province amid coronavirus lockdown

Special Issue: How we will all solve the climate crisis

B.C. is being hit hard by coronavirus. Wildfire season could make things worse

After futile drillings, Norway excludes Barents Sea in proposal for new oil blocks

Mining and petroleum workers: ‘essential’ or ‘an enormous risk’?

Coronavirus, climate change, and the environment

A conversation on COVID-19 with the director of Harvard University's Center of Climate, Health and the Global Environment

John Harte: Breaking and restoring our life support system

Systems-thinker John Harte gives a roadmap on how we can use the same interconnectedness that is spurring catastrophe to instead promote health and sustainability.

Heroes of another kind

Covid-19 has made heroes out of millions of healthcare workers. Here are a few reporters that have earned our thanks, too.

EHN reporter takes second place prize in the Association of Health Care Journalists’ national contest

Pittsburgh reporter Kristina Marusic was honored for her 2019 work covering environmental health in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Nate Hagens: Coronavirus exposes economic, cultural, environmental fallacies

Big-picture thinker Nate Hagens on the opportunities and constraints we face confronting coronavirus. His advice: Find your better self and play a role.

Elizabeth Sawin: Steps to re-invigorate the economy must free us from polluting fossil fuels

Clean air and water don't only result from loss and upheaval, they can be planned for.

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World's largest deposit of mercury is in permafrost, study suggests

A conversation on COVID-19 with the director of Harvard University's Center of Climate, Health and the Global Environment

Systems-thinker John Harte gives a roadmap on how we can use the same interconnectedness that is spurring catastrophe to instead promote health and sustainability.

Covid-19 has made heroes out of millions of healthcare workers. Here are a few reporters that have earned our thanks, too.

Pittsburgh reporter Kristina Marusic was honored for her 2019 work covering environmental health in Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Big-picture thinker Nate Hagens on the opportunities and constraints we face confronting coronavirus. His advice: Find your better self and play a role.

Clean air and water don't only result from loss and upheaval, they can be planned for.

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