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EPA ends 20-year air pollution study, abandons factory farm enforcement

The agency announced it will cease efforts to regulate livestock facilities under the Clean Air Act, effectively ending enforcement.

EPA ends 20-year air pollution study, abandons factory farm enforcement
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“As EPA has been saying it's proceeding with this plan, it's been dismantling all of its own tools to regulate emissions. Now it has announced it has no intention, basically, of ever holding factory farms accountable under the Clean Air Act, either.”— Tarah Heinzen, Legal director, Food & Water Watch · full quotes →
Environmental Protection Agency RegulatorTarah Heinzen Legal director, Food & Water WatchLivestock industry Subject of regulation
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Data Centers Turn to Scavenged Jet Engines for Fast, Dirty Power

NYT investigation finds AI data center operators converting old, polluting jet engines into generators to skip years-long grid-connection…

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“US data center operators and power developers are repurposing jet engines to secure power in as little as two years, bypassing multi-year grid-connection delays”— New York Times, Reporting outlet · Techmeme/NYT summary · full quotes →
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Brazil issues first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels

Non-binding Cop30 plan says all countries can start cutting coal, oil and gas now, as Brazil pushes Cops from negotiating to implementing.

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“The roadmaps are valuable but fall short of clearly indicating the pace of change needed by including no timeline or key benchmarks.”— Joeri Rogelj · full quotes →
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Denmark pushes for EU ban on fast-growing 'turbo chickens' after welfare scandal

Secret footage exposes abuse; minister commits to national and EU-wide prohibition of Ross 308 breed.

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“Denmark's political willingness to stop this is an example that should be followed by the EU, for it presents the progressiveness this industry needs, one that…”— Reineke Hameleers · full quotes →
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US wildfire damage projected to triple by mid-century as 2026 season sets records

Research shows structural damage from wildfires is accelerating, driven by climate change, development, and a century of fire suppression.

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“Fast fires, defined as those that burned more than 4,000 acres in a single day, represented just 2.7% of fires analyzed but accounted for 78% of documented…”— Virginia Iglesias, Earth Lab Director, University of Colorado Boulder · full quotes →
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Study: human climate change halted imminent ice age

Canadian researchers find warming reversed glacial expansion that had continued for 2,000 years.

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“this is a very striking example of how humanity has knocked the system out of balance”— Nicolás Young · full quotes →
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'Super El Niño' intensifies to unprecedented levels, Bolivia declares emergency

A major Pacific Ocean phenomenon is driving extreme weather globally, with no peak yet in sight.

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“It has already reached unprecedented levels”— Climate indicators / Scientists · full quotes →
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Extreme El Niño intensifies Southwest flooding as Pacific warms

Scientists say a record-breaking natural warming cycle is amplifying storms across the region, with peak impacts expected through spring.

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“The fact that the ocean temperatures are already warmer than they were, say, 100 years ago, makes these El Niño situations even more intense”— Randy Cerveny, meteorologist · full quotes →
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BBC investigation: four UK AI data centres eye gas power despite net zero pledge

BBC File on 4 finds hyperscale data centres planning gas-fired generation after Budget rule change, sparking MP criticism.

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“Government absolutely shouldn't be in the business of just saying anyone who wants to bring it here, can do whatever you like to power it, because that is not…”— Toby Perkins MP, Chair, Environmental Audit Select Committee · Mastodon · full quotes →
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Polar vortex weakening weeks early as El Niño disrupts Arctic winds

Meteorologists forecast an unprecedented early collapse of the polar vortex in early November, potentially reshaping winter weather across…

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“For weather and climate records, that is really unheard of. When a temperature record in Boston is broken, let's say the hottest temperature ever, 106 degrees…”— Judah Cohen · full quotes →
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DOGE cuts tribal funding by $470M, halting climate and renewable energy projects

Trump administration's cost-cutting agency eliminated hundreds of millions in environmental grants to Indigenous communities, pausing wind…

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“The actions that the Trump administration is taking are particularly significant, but it's not totally out of trend with previous administrations. And what we…”— Rob Maxim · full quotes →
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Disneyland's 71-year-old Autopia ride switching to electric vehicles

Gas engines weren't properly certified; California Air Resources Board deadline looms for February 2027.

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“It will be electric, but not the conventional idea of a battery...”— Disneyland (statement) · full quotes →
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Southwest flooding forces hundreds of evacuations, alters Election Day voting in Colorado

Heavy rains swamp Four Corners region; Pagosa Springs implements alternative ballots as San Juan River crests near historic 1911 flood…

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“What really stood out to me was that this wasn't localized. It was a very broad system that brought a lot of rain to a lot of places.”— Meteorologist Jennifer Tate, NWS Weather Prediction Center · full quotes →
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Study identifies U.S. states with steepest warming since 1980

A national analysis maps regional temperature increases across America, finding uneven warming trends that demand local adaptation…

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“In regions where warming trends are most pronounced, local adaptation and resilience measures will be especially critical to minimizing risks to ecosystems…”— Phys.org · full quotes →
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Canada declines to back EU's carbon border tax despite new energy pact

Minister Julia Dabrusin defends carbon pricing but withholds support for the EU's CBAM as Ottawa quietly seeks an exemption.

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“Canada will need an exemption from basically all EU climate policies..”— patrickcanning.bsky.social · full quotes →
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Santa Clara County leads U.S. with 24% EV ownership rate

Census data shows California dominates electric vehicle adoption, with nine state counties topping the national list.

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“Western states in general led the way in switching to electric vehicles”— Tricia Holley · full quotes →
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El Niño threatens U.S. power grid as renewables reshape electricity supply

A strengthening El Niño could test whether the grid's growing solar, wind and battery capacity makes it more resilient or vulnerable.

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“The U.S. power grid has far more solar, wind and battery storage than during the last major El Niño, and the ongoing event could reveal whether that changing…”— Axios · full quotes →
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Poll: 58% of voters say climate change threatens the American Dream

A Data for Progress survey for Grist finds most voters, including many Republicans, link a warming climate to eroding economic aspirations.

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“the American Dream will soon be back and thriving like never before”Donald Trump— Donald Trump, U.S. President · Grist · full quotes →
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Study: 40°C heat extremes now plausible in Nordic countries

Researchers find a six-fold increase in probability of extreme heat reaching Norway, Sweden, and Finland since 1981.

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“40 °C cannot be considered implausible in the Nordic countries.”— Rantanen et al. · full quotes →
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India evacuates tens of thousands as Cyclone Murasu bears down on Andhra Pradesh

A week after Cyclone Arnab killed six people, a second storm approaches the same stretch of India's east coast.

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“It is very likely to … cross south Andhra Pradesh coast as a severe cyclonic storm with wind speeds of around 100 to 110 kilometres per hour”— India Meteorological Department · full quotes →
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Study: Human metabolism produces 2 billion metric tons of CO₂ yearly

University of Bath research finds respiratory emissions rose 74% since 1985, but clarifies the carbon cycle difference from fossil fuels.

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“The CO₂ people breathe out is not the same as emissions from burning fossil fuels. The carbon we exhale comes from the food we eat and is largely carbon that…”— dyckron@cosocial.ca · full quotes →
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Second historic flood threatens Pagosa Springs as San Juan River forecast to shatter 1911 record

A week after flooding destroyed roads and bridges, forecasters warn Colorado's San Juan River could crest more than 4 feet above its…

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“We can do a lot of door-to-door knocking and try to make contact with as many people as possible. But we can't guarantee that once people left, that they did…”— Mike Le Roux, Archuleta County Sheriff · Colorado Sun · full quotes →
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BBC examines AMOC weakening threat to global climate

Scientists warn Atlantic Ocean circulation system may be collapsing due to climate change, risking freezing Europe and disrupting weather…

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“We need to take urgent #ClimateAction right now to avoid the worst of Climate Change!”— myzerocarbon.org · full quotes →
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Physicist warns proposed Alberta data centre would emit heat equivalent to 23 Hiroshimas daily

A court expert challenges Alberta's decision to exempt a massive data centre project from environmental impact assessment.

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“Hard fucking no on this garbage. We can't have a serious conversation about sovereignty while selling our country out to big tech.”— noisebloodassault, Reddit commenter · Reddit · full quotes →
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La Plata County, Colorado shuts down all roads amid flooding

Sheriff closes every public road in the county as mudslides and debris flows hit southwestern Colorado; neighboring Archuleta County tells…

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“The sheriff just closed every public road in La Plata County, Colorado because of mudslides, debris and flooding. Next door in Archuleta County, around Pagosa…”— @ryanhallyall · full quotes →
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Delhi air quality plunges to 'very poor' as AQI exceeds 300

The national capital's pollution has worsened sharply despite new vehicle restrictions, with levels not seen since February.

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“The app's health advisory described the air quality in both cities as very poor and warned that prolonged exposure could cause respiratory illness.”— Central Pollution Control Board · full quotes →
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Northern Territory moves to scrap legal water protections for environment

A draft NT bill would delete requirements that water plans reserve water for rivers, wetlands and ecosystems, drawing accusations of a…

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“It’s so blatant and shameless to literally be deleting the environment’s water allocation.”— Kirsty Howey, Chief executive, Wilderness Society · full quotes →
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Boulder County poised to spray herbicide drones over Colorado wildland despite community outcry

Red Hill residents and scientists warn of health and environmental risks from indaziflam spraying, which county officials say is necessary…

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“It really directly affects all residents downstream from this. There are a lot of people in our community who are really livid about it.”— Azuraye Wycoff, Yellow Barn Farm owner · full quotes →
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Allerton Project farm reverses UK bird decline with no-till methods

A 34-year experiment shows farmland birds can thrive when ploughing stops and habitat strips replace monoculture.

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“Farmland birds rose 145% with no-till, beetle banks or bird tables, while general EU declines hit 41%.”— academaxjournals.bsky.social · full quotes →
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Drought and heat shrink Europe's white truffle harvests, AP reports

Hunters and scientists in Italy and Croatia say years of hotter, drier summers are reducing truffle size and abundance, even as prices rise.

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“The entire month of October was affected by the lack of rain in July and August and the high temperatures, so it was characterized by poor production and poor…”— Antonio Degiacomi, President, Italy's National Centre for Truffle Studies · Philadelphia Inquirer (AP) · full quotes →
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Study: Human-Driven Warming Reversed the Start of a New Ice Age

A Science study of Canada's Barnes Ice Cap finds a glaciation that began 2,000 years ago was stopped by fossil-fuel warming in the 1960s.

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“It was just getting started, everything was normal, the next glaciation was about to happen – and yet it stopped”— Nicolás Young · full quotes →
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Drought and wildfire weaken Earth's carbon sinks, study finds

Global satellite analysis reveals compound events degrade ecosystems' ability to absorb CO2 and convert rainfall into carbon gain.

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“This decoupling suggests that vegetation may be entering a fragile recovery state, where increased rain sensitivity does not translate into healthier…”— Qunming Wang, Tongji University researcher · Bluesky · full quotes →
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Climate shift pushes Hunter Valley wineries to source grapes from cooler Orange region

As consumer tastes shift toward lighter wines and temperatures rise, Australia's famous Hunter Valley increasingly relies on cooler-climate…

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“Much of the bulk wine produced in the Hunter Valley has allways come from other regions, including Mudgee, Orange, the Riverina etc. Yes climate change is…”— Worried_Blacksmith27 · full quotes →
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Scientists find Antarctic ocean layer reversing its decades-long cooling buffer since 2016

New analysis of 20 years of Argo float data shows the Antarctic intermediate water has turned saltier, denser and deeper since 2016, with…

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“A stark reminder that the systems buffering us from climate change are not immune to it.”— ianhall.bsky.social · full quotes →
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Oxford energy researcher says electrification could halve global energy demand

Professor Jan Rosenow argues that shifting mobility and heating from fossil fuels to electricity could cut total energy use in half by…

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“astonishingly inefficient," wasting two-thirds of all energy inputs as heat”— Professor Jan Rosenow · full quotes →
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We Mean Business Coalition Index Names Rising 'Electrostates' in Global Economy

A new Electrification Competitiveness Index finds China pulling ahead on electrification while the US doubles down on oil and gas.

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“These decisions will define which countries emerge as electrostates, with the power to shape and control future economies.”— Jan Rosenow and Maria Mendiluce · full quotes →
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