Environment

West Coast endures ‘once-in-a-generation’ winter storms

March 6, 2023 By Olivia Rosane

“We’ve been through some big storms… but this is just unreal. I’ve never seen anything like it anywhere.”

Ohio rail cleanup workers fall ill as yet another train derails

March 6, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg

Union workers cleaning up the chemical mess in East Palestine get sick and another Norfolk Southern train jumps the tracks.

Florida’s coral reef is basically extinct, but scientists are trying to bring it back

March 3, 2023 By Andrew Wright

Since the 1970s, Florida’s reef has lost over 95% of its coral coverage.

Army National Guard seeks to double size of largest war training center

March 2, 2023 By Brandon Chew

It’s located on stolen land, has been polluting local waters for decades, and is dedicated to preparing for war abroad and political suppression at home.

Michigan’s Song of Ice and Fire: Power failures and toxic waste plagues

March 1, 2023 By Andrew Wright

Corporate energy giants spin nonsense explanations about why the power grid is constantly failing. Meanwhile, train companies and disposal firms truck in toxic waste from recent derailments.