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The loss of top predators, such as gray wolves, significantly impacts ecosystems by disrupting food webs and causing trophic cascades. These changes affect biodiversity, vegetation structure, and the stability of animal communities. Research shows that areas without large predators face long-term ecological consequences, emphasizing the critical role of these apex species in maintaining healthy ecosystems. …

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The previous month’s report, which included data from January to April, showed a decline in utilization for solar and wind power plants, while hydro and thermal plants saw increased usage.

The battle for effective climate and environmental regulation in the United States has entered a new and uncertain phase with significant implications for the future.

In the modern business landscape, sustainability is not just a buzzword—it’s an imperative. Organizations increasingly recognize the value of reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to meet ESG goals. Central to this effort is carbon accounting.

The new project in Upson County follows a previously abandoned plan for a $680 million recycling plant in Macon-Bibb County, halted due to missed deadlines and environmental concerns. Despite these issues, Brightmark is moving forward with the Upson County project, implementing extensive planning and environmental risk mitigation measures.

The 2024 U.S. presidential election is poised to significantly influence climate policy, with nearly 37% of registered voters identifying as pro-climate voters. This group prioritizes global warming as a critical issue and prefers candidates who support climate action. Despite a national trend of lower prioritization for climate issues, pro-climate voters demonstrate higher levels of social …

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From October 2021 to July 2023, 51 sites in Michigan were approved for brownfield incentives through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.

The rapid expansion of satellite constellations could lead to significant environmental impacts, with aluminum oxide particles from reentering satellites potentially depleting the ozone layer. Future mega-constellations may add over 360 metric tons of these pollutants annually, raising urgent concerns about long-term atmospheric damage.

Even among those who support renewable energy initiatives at the national level, there is limited personal commitment to adopting eco-friendly practices in daily life.

Greater clarity on tax credits and a commitment to rigorous certification rules are essential to integrating clean hydrogen into the U.S. energy mix, according to a report from U.S. law firm Troutman Pepper. The report, titled “Fueling Up: How to Make U.S. Clean Hydrogen Projects Happen,” compiles insights from industry experts to propose actionable steps …

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