Climate
EPA is unwinding rules that limit carbon emissions
The end of climate regulations will make it easier to build coal and gas plants
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Coming to a wedding near you: boozier Champagne
France’s hottest summer ever is hitting winemakers right in the grapes, making it harder to produce Champagne that meets the strict classification regulations set by French authorities.
Climate
The US has a new plan for the Colorado River
The plan, which proposes cuts to three states’ water usage, comes after years of drought and overuse.
Climate
New York outlaws big new data centers for 1 year
This gives regulators time to develop rules that mitigate impacts on the environment and local utility costs.
Climate
Tesla snags a sales dub
The company delivered 480,000 EVs in Q2, smashing Wall Street’s predictions of ~400,000.
Climate
Extreme heat may make France finally embrace AC
The leader of France’s Green Party (which has historically opposed AC) said this week that “there are places where we just can't do without it now.”
Climate
Screwworms have entered the US
Texas has a confirmed screwworm case for the first time since 1966.
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