EEnvironment Read More As Iran war shakes energy system, some see powerful argument for renewable energyMarch 9, 2026 World leaders have tried and failed to curb climate change by appealing to nations to act for the…
EEnvironment Read More Florida officials urge residents to cut back on water use as drought worsensMarch 9, 2026 ‘Drought has worsened the past few months with more than two-thirds of the Sunshine State designated with extreme…
EEnvironment Read More Police warn of crocodiles “absolutely everywhere” after Australia floodsMarch 9, 2026 Police in Australia’s Northern Territory warned of crocodiles “absolutely everywhere” on Sunday and said they had moved more…
EEnvironment Read More Large boil water advisory issued for New Orleans east bank | NewsMarch 9, 2026 Nearly all of New Orleans’ east bank is under a boil water advisory following a large water main…
EEnvironment Read More After a Decade of Missteps, a Texas City Careens Toward a Water-Shortage CatastropheMarch 9, 2026 CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas—The imminent depletion of water supplies in Corpus Christi threatens to cut off the flow of…
EEnvironment Read More Urban trees emerge as the biggest carbon sink in citiesMarch 9, 2026 Scientists have found that city trees act as the dominant carbon sink within urban landscapes, absorbing more carbon…
EEnvironment Read More The case for marine carbon removal to save the climateMarch 9, 2026 We’ve painted ourselves into a corner on climate change — our planet is going to exceed 1.5 degrees…
EEnvironment Read More Millions more people are in the path of rising seas than previously thought : NPRMarch 9, 2026 Rising sea levels are already affecting coastal communities, exacerbating high tide events like this “king tide” in Mill…
EEnvironment Read More What is the ‘acid rain’ in the wake of US bombings in Iran? An atmospheric scientist explainsMarch 9, 2026 Reports are emerging of black rain falling over parts of Iran in the hours after US-Israeli airstrikes on…
EEnvironment Read More Oregon’s sea level forecasts more accurate than many around the globe, scientist saysMarch 9, 2026 FILE – Crowds gather to watch the king tides at Indian Beach in Ecola State Park, Ore., on…
EEnvironment Read More DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: Invasive plants threaten Delta waterways, treatments begin; Sea levels are already higher than we thought; With primary water source back online, Tuolumne County seeks funds for emergency reservoir; Colorado River outlook ‘not a pretty picture’ after warm, dry winter; and more … ~ MAVEN’S NOTEBOOKMarch 9, 2026 Several news sources featured in the Daily Digest may limit the number of articles you can access without…
EEnvironment Read More How fighting fires can accidentally solve the water crisis – Deseret NewsMarch 9, 2026 Forests are essential to regulating snowmelt. That’s according to the latest study from the University of Washington. Researchers…