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GOES-19 satellite image of Puerto Rico showing atmospheric conditions over the island during the 2026 drought

Puerto Rico Begins 48-Hour Water Cutoffs as Drought Exposes Infrastructure Failure

Puerto Rico's water authority begins rotating 48-hour shutoffs on August 10, affecting 180,000 accounts across San Juan. Decades of deferred maintenance have left the island losing 60 percent of extracted water to

August 9, 2026

by Synthia Rozario

Technology and AI computing infrastructure driving new energy demand

Amazon’s Planned Texas Data Center Would Outpollute Every US Power Plant

Amazon's planned natural gas power plant in Pecos County, Texas, is permitted to emit 33 million metric tons of CO2 annually, more than any operating US power plant. The project arrives as Amazon's own carbon emissions rose 16 percent last

August 9, 2026

by Shivam Chopra

A Virgin Mary statue stands undamaged amid burned ruins of homes in Spokane's Balboa neighborhood after the Old Trails Fire August 2026

Aaron Farinacci, Who Killed His Father, Charged With Arson in Spokane’s Old Trails Fire

Aaron Farinacci, 37, is charged with first-degree arson in connection with Spokane's Old Trails Fire, which

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin listening to President Trump at the White House Oval Office, as the administration prepared to freeze $20 billion in clean energy grants

US Appeals Court Finds EPA Likely Broke Law Freezing $20 Billion in Climate Grants

A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the EPA likely violated the Inflation Reduction Act by

Lubrizol indicted for environmental damage caused by the Rouen fire

Lubrizol France has been indicted for environmental damage caused by the fire in September of its Seveso classified factory in Rouen, the causes of which remain unknown, the Paris prosecutor’s office announced

February 28, 2020

Climate·News

Global warming: German Naomi Seibt, “anti-Greta Thunberg”

At 19, Naomi Seibt is becoming the voice of climate skeptics. Portrait of this young German woman fighting against “climate alarmism”. Close to the far right, it was powered by the Heartland Institute,

February 27, 2020

Climate·News

BTP: deconstruct rather than demolish

Each year in France, the building produces 46 million tonnes of waste. In comparison, households produce 30 million tonnes. Costs, constraints, lack of infrastructure: building waste is a headache for professionals and the state. How

February 21, 2020

Climate·News

Climate change: Greta Thunberg files complaint on behalf of children

Greta Thunberg and fifteen children decided to go beyond speeches and calls to protest. This Monday, September 23, they filed a complaint against five countries, including France, accusing their leaders of flouting the

February 20, 2020

Climate·News

Forest fires reportedly affected 75% of Australians

Conducted by the Australian National University, this survey shows the human scale of these fires that burned for five months, killing more than 30 and destroying thousands of homes. “Almost all Australians

February 19, 2020

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

South Sudan, like many countries in East Africa, is facing an invasion of locusts. These foraging insects pose a threat to crops in a country already plagued by war and famine. East Africa

February 19, 2020

Business·Climate·Economy·News

5.5 Magnitude earthquake shock in Southern Iran

A moderate earthquake struck southern Iran on Sunday afternoon, with no immediate reports from local authorities or media. According to the United States Institute of Geological Studies (USGS), the magnitude of this earthquake

February 16, 2020

Climate·News

Indonesia: Merapi volcano spits a large plume of smoke

JAKARTA | One of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, Merapi, erupted on Thursday and spat out incandescent lava and smoke that formed a large plume more than 2,000 meters in the

February 16, 2020

Climate·News

Snow to start the week

QUEBEC | A low-pressure system coming from the south of the United States will bring precipitation over all of Quebec in the coming days. Many areas of the province can expect a

February 16, 2020

Climate·News

Guilbeault’s credibility is at stake

Steven Guilbeault’s first steps on the federal stage took the form of long Stations of the Cross. His office overrun by young environmentalists on Friday, judgment on the Trans Mountain pipeline, decision

February 16, 2020

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Puerto Rico Begins 48-Hour Water Cutoffs as Drought Exposes Infrastructure Failure

Amazon’s Planned Texas Data Center Would Outpollute Every US Power Plant

Aaron Farinacci, Who Killed His Father, Charged With Arson in Spokane’s Old Trails Fire

US Appeals Court Finds EPA Likely Broke Law Freezing $20 Billion in Climate Grants

Lubrizol indicted for environmental damage caused by the Rouen fire

Global warming: German Naomi Seibt, “anti-Greta Thunberg”

BTP: deconstruct rather than demolish

Climate change: Greta Thunberg files complaint on behalf of children

Forest fires reportedly affected 75% of Australians

Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia

5.5 Magnitude earthquake shock in Southern Iran

Indonesia: Merapi volcano spits a large plume of smoke

Snow to start the week

Guilbeault’s credibility is at stake

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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