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Experts and Hiroshima survivors say the world is closer to nuclear arms use than at any time since the Cold War, yet public pressure for disarmament has faded.Padraig Moran reports for CBC Radio.In ...
Under new U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) rules quietly issued this summer, states and cities must certify they do not boycott Israeli companies before receiving disaster aid.Maxine ...
A lightning-sparked blaze near the North Rim has torched more than 123,000 acres since July 4, forcing Grand Canyon National Park to close for the remainder of the season with firefighters holding ...
Young, right-leaning activists trying to green the GOP are colliding with a White House that is selling off public lands and ...
West Virginia’s 240,000 public-school students returned Aug. 1 to cafeterias stripped of the seven synthetic dyes long common ...
A global study warns that rampant groundwater pumping is accelerating drought, fueling sea level rise, and threatening food ...
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency chief Lee Zeldin moved Tuesday to revoke the 2009 greenhouse-gas “endangerment finding,” ...
Developers are rushing to build massive data centers in the arid West, driving up electricity and water use and prompting ...
Tanneries along India’s Palar River are supplying the global leather market while contaminating farmland, sickening residents ...
An energy company and AI developer plan to build a data center near Cheyenne that could grow to five times the state’s total ...
More than half of local councils across the United Kingdom still use chemical pesticides in public spaces, despite growing ...
When negotiators meet in Belem for November’s United Nations climate summit, they will confront the Amazon’s deforestation ...