[ad_1] Workers at Amazon’s massive Staten Island warehouse voted by a wide margin to form a union, a stunning win for a campaign targeting the nation’s second-largest employer and oneRead More
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How the war turned the lives of climate activists in Russia upside down
[ad_1] Raising climate awareness under an authoritarian government is lonely and dangerous. But Arshak Makichyan, a young activist from Russia, deeply believed in this. For years, he stood alone inRead More
Researchers Find Another Clue in the Dyatlov Pass Mystery
[ad_1] Knowing the history of the area, he said he felt “a kind of eerie atmosphere” at the crossing, which took days to travel from the town of Ivdel, aRead More
US Allows Hunters to Import Some Elephant Trophies from Africa
[ad_1] US Fish and Wildlife Service informed some hunters Last month, it would authorize the importation of six elephant booty from Zimbabwe into the United States. African elephant carcasses willRead More
Parliamentary Committee on Amazon Workforce Practices
[ad_1] According to a letter sent by members to Andy Jassy, Amazon’s CEO, the House Oversight and Reform Committee has launched an investigation into Amazon’s labor practices during severe weatherRead More
Drought cuts off California’s hydroelectric power. here is what
[ad_1] usually hydroelectric comes under fire due to its environmental impact, because dams disrupt ecosystems. Actually, California right now doesn’t count large hydroelectric power plants in renewable energy targets. ButRead More
Biden’s Climate Ambitions Jump as Gas Prices Rise
[ad_1] But Bobby Andres, senior policy adviser to the Senate Finance Committee, which has jurisdiction over clean energy tax provisions, said legislators must start working “very quickly” to move aRead More
EPA Decides Against Limiting Perchlorate in Drinking Water
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — The Biden administration on Thursday said it would support the Trump-era decision and would not impose limits on drinking water. perchloratea pollutant linked to brain damage inRead More
Unity Roads Vote In Alabama On Amazon, Challenges Pending
[ad_1] The National Labor Relations Board said on Thursday that union supporters narrowly followed the opposition in union elections held at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama. However, the vote wasRead More
Botanist Adriana Hoffmann, who fought for Chile’s forests, dies at 82
[ad_1] Adriana Hoffmann, a botanist who traveled through Chile deciphering vegetation and tirelessly working as a scientist, activist, writer and policy maker to protect her country’s vast forests from corporateRead More