Algerian Soldiers Die Fighting Wildfires, President Says
ALGIERS, Algeria — At least 25 Algerian soldiers were killed saving residents from wildfires ravaging mountain forests and villages east of the capital,
Lend Us Your Ears, and Don’t Forget Your Farm Boots
Seeing a play at Willow Wisp Organic Farm in Damascus, Pa., has a simple but highly recommended dress code: sturdy shoes. At the
How Do Hurricanes Form? – The New York Times
John SchwartzReporting on the climate Atlantic hurricanes get their start in Africa. Wind blowing westward off of the coast hits warm ocean water
Opinion | I Don’t Want to Spend the Rest of My Days Grieving
Last week, four tiny bald bluebirds hatched in the nest box I had set out for them. These are not the same birds
Tech Can’t Fix It – The New York Times
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Senate Passes $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
WASHINGTON — The Senate gave overwhelming bipartisan approval to a $1 trillion infrastructure bill on Tuesday to rebuild the nation’s deteriorating roads and
Senate Democrats Begin $3.5 Trillion Push for ‘Big, Bold’ Social Change
In a memo, senior lawmakers also indicated that they plan to adjust the cap on how much taxpayers can deduct in state and
Scott Morrison walks back ‘end the weekend’ rhetoric on electric vehicles | Electric vehicles
Scott Morrison says when he declared incorrectly in 2019 that Labor policies to reduce vehicle emissions would “end the weekend” he wasn’t opposed
Remember Obama’s drill, baby, drill, days? Democrats aren’t innocent on climate | David Sirota
If after Monday’s news you didn’t feel a pang of doom, you’re either a zen master, a recluse living in a news vacuum,
Cop26 president: IPCC report is ‘wake-up call for the world’ – video | Environment
The president of the upcoming Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow on Monday described the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report as