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New study links microplastic pollution to decline in global food supplies
A recent study suggests that microplastic pollution may significantly affect global food production by reducing plants’ ability to photosynthesize. Researchers warn that if pollution levels continue to rise, food security challenges could intensify. “These findings underscore the urgency for effective plastic mitigation strategies and provide insights for international researchers and policymakers to safeguard global food… -
Ontario suspends electricity surcharge after Trump doubles Canada tariffs
President Donald Trump announced he will double planned tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum from 25% to 50%, taking effect Wednesday, March 12. His doubling down is in response to Canada’s 25% electricity export tariff. In response to Trump’s threat, Ontario said Tuesday afternoon the province would suspend the 25% electricity surcharge and meet with… -
China, Russia and Iran show off naval abilities with joint drills in Gulf of Oman
China, Russia and Iran have launched joint naval drills near the Iranian port of Chabahar on the Gulf of Oman to strengthen military cooperation and regional security. The “Security Belt-2025” exercises include simulated maritime attacks, joint search and rescue drills and vessel inspections. China’s defense ministry says that Beijing deployed the Type 052D guided-missile destroyer… -
More than half of global fossil fuel-related CO2 emissions linked to 36 companies
A recent analysis has identified that a small group of companies are responsible for a significant portion of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, with state-owned firms dominating the list of top polluters. These findings, published in the latest “Carbon Majors Database” report by the London-based climate think tank InfluenceMap, aim to raise awareness about the… -
Utah set to become first state to ban fluoride in public water systems
Utah is poised to become the first state in the U.S. to enact a full ban on fluoride in public water systems. The bill would remove the decision-making power on fluoridation from cities and communities, and has passed the state legislature. The only thing left for the bill is approval from Republican Gov. Spencer Cox.… -
A tale of two narratives on Trump’s favorability in the polls: Bias Breakdown
President Donald Trump has now been in office for just over a month. How do Americans feel about his performance? The answer largely depends on which poll you look at and which media outlet you follow. Left-leaning news sources have highlighted negative findings, while right-leaning outlets have focused on more favorable poll results. How the… -
Proposed wind turbine tax in Idaho aims to go ‘gangster’ on such projects
Wind energy developers in Idaho could soon face significant additional costs under new legislation being considered by state lawmakers. This week, the Idaho House Revenue and Taxation Committee introduced a bill that would impose an excise tax on commercial wind turbines across the state. “How big is that excise tax?” asked state Republican Rep. Ted… -
San Diego may charge for trash collection for first time since 1919
For over a century, San Diego residents enjoyed free trash collection services, recently being the only city in California that offered trash management for free. However, that could change in 2025, angering some residents, as local officials are attempting to close a more than $250 million budget deficit. Why is San Diego considering this trash… -
Department of Defense and NASA face major cuts amid DOGE inquiries
The Department of Defense is the latest focus of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). According to The Associated Press, DOGE staffers were at the Pentagon on Tuesday, Feb. 18, collecting lists of the military’s probationary employees. DOGE first announced the meeting with the Department of Defense on Friday, Feb. 14. The Washington Post then… -
Police recruit training deaths prompt calls for reform and better safety measures
Since 2015, at least 29 recruits have died during basic training at law enforcement academies across the United States, according to an investigation by The Associated Press. The research found that most of the deaths are related to exertion, dehydration and heatstroke, often occurring on the first day of training. The investigation shows that others… -
World’s highest altitude solar facility now generating power in Tibet
The world’s highest-altitude solar facility has begun generating electricity in Tibet. Situated at an elevation of 17,152 feet, the project operates in a region where temperatures frequently fall below freezing. What purpose will this facility serve? The Huadian Tibet Caipeng PV-Storage Project is located in Naidong District, Shannan City, Tibet. The facility is designed to… -
Fetterman plans to advocate for clean energy in talks with Trump
Full Story Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., plans to use what he describes as an open dialogue with President Donald Trump to advocate for clean energy initiatives. Despite Trump’s opposition to certain climate policies, Fetterman believes the economic benefits that renewables have brought to several Republican-led states could make the former president more receptive to these… -
Arizona lawmaker urges White House to allow mining near Grand Canyon
Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen is urging the Trump administration to reconsider federal land protections near the Grand Canyon to allow for mining activities. In a letter to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the Republican state senator called for a review of a Biden-era federal designation that protects nearly 1 million acres around the Grand Canyon…
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