"Daunting Medical Issues For Earthquake Survivors Are Just Beginning"
"Waterborne diseases, such as cholera, and medication shortages are likely issues ahead".
Source: Washington Post, 02/10/2023
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"Exclusive: U.S. Eyes Joining Amazon Fund During Biden-Lula Visit"
"The United States is considering its first contribution to a multilateral fund aimed at fighting Amazon deforestation, with a possible announcement during President Joe Biden's meeting with Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the White House on Friday, two U.S. official with direct knowledge of the matter said."
Source: Reuters, 02/10/2023
WHOI Webinar: Hydrothermal Vents! Exploring Hot Springs on the Deep Seafloor
Join Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to hear what scientists have learned about hydrothermal vents that form in volcanic regions on the ocean bottom and the surprising organisms that thrive there — and what they can teach us about the origins of life on Earth. 7:30-8:30 p.m. ET.
ECH 2023 Climate Solutions Symposium: Texas, the Energy Capital of the Planet, Can and Should Lead
The Engineering, Science and Technology Council of Houston (ECH) will host this half-day symposium virtually and in person at the University of Houston Student Center Theater, 1:00-4:00pm, followed by a Meet-and-Greet in the Student Center’s Ballroom, 4:00-5:30pm. $10 cost.
DEADLINE: The Uproot Project Fellowship
To help underrepresented journalists shed light on undercovered topics, this fellowship will offer funding up to $2,000 to seven journalists to pursue reporting projects (highlighting how the climate crisis and key environmental issues of our time are linked with other forms of inequity) over the course of a year. Deadline: Mar 1, 2025.
"Drought May Have Doomed This Ancient Empire" — A Climate Warning
"No one knows for sure what happened to the ancient Hittite Empire. For nearly 500 years, its dominion extended across much of modern Turkey and into Syria and Lebanon. Its kings dwelled in massive stone palaces inside a gated capital city. Large-scale farming, sophisticated irrigation systems and far-reaching trade networks filled the imperial coffers. And then, just after 1200 B.C., it vanished."
Source: Washington Post, 02/09/2023
"Drifting Toward Disaster: Breaking the Brazos"
"Few rivers can claim as strong a connection to Texas’ natural and cultural history—and its very identity—as the Brazos."
Source: Texas Observer, 02/09/2023
"Brazil Pushes Illegal Miners Out Of Yanomami Territory"
"Armed government officials with Brazil’s justice, Indigenous and environment ministries pressed illegal gold miners out of Yanomami Indigenous territory Wednesday, citing widespread river contamination, famine and disease they have brought to one of the most isolated groups in the world."
Source: AP, 02/09/2023
Biden FWS Seeks Landowner Help To Protect Endangered Animals, Plants
"The Biden administration called for regulatory changes Wednesday to encourage voluntary conservation projects on private land, partly by shielding owners from punishment if their actions kill or harm small numbers of imperiled species."
Source: AP, 02/09/2023
"First-in-US Green Concrete Tax Break Offered as Model for States"
"New Jersey’s top environmental official says he’s going to start pitching to other states a green concrete tax credit, similar to the first-in-the-nation law just signed by Gov. Phil Murphy (D)."
Source: Bloomberg Environment, 02/09/2023
