New federal weather data shows that March was the hottest and most abnormally warm month ever recorded in the continental United States, shattering records that date back more...
State Department Halts Global Monitoring of Air Pollution

The U.S. State Department has ended its global air quality monitoring program, which used sensors at over 80 embassies and consulates to track pollution levels in countries with limited or unreliable data. The agency cited budget constraints as the reason for the suspension, though critics link the move to broader Trump administration efforts to curtail environmental monitoring. The program, which began in Beijing in 2008, had expanded to major cities worldwide, contributing to pollution awareness and policy changes, such as China’s 2014 anti-pollution efforts. The decision has drawn criticism from environmental advocates, who highlight air pollution’s severe public health impacts. The suspension follows other federal budget cuts and workforce reductions led by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), raising concerns about the future of climate-related data collection and transparency.
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Environmental groups have filed suit against the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy, claiming it violated legal and constitutional obligations...
EPA eliminates mention of fossil fuels in website on warming's causes. Scientists call it misleading
EPA removed fossil-fuel references from its climate causes page, emphasizing natural factors. Scientists and former officials say the change misleads the public...
Fossil fuel companies are massively expanding plastic production to offset declining fuel demand. This shift drives pollution, harms public health...
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