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Justine Calma

Justine Calma

Senior Science Reporter

Senior Science Reporter

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    Justine Calma
    Government shutdowns tend to be bad for the air we breathe.

    Coal-fired power plants pumped out as much as 20 percent more particle pollution during the last federal government shutdown in 2018 and 2019 as the US Environmental Protection Agency froze inspections.

    The current shutdown has lasted nearly a month now, inching closer to the 2018-2019 record for the longest in history.

    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    So much for NASA’s ‘space race’ back to the moon.

    The US is falling behind China, according to former space agency officials.

    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is at risk again.

    Trump is opening it up to drilling. Whether oil and gas companies will want to bite, however, is still up in the air.

    ”The market has said no: Banks and insurers won’t back it, lease sales flopped, and taxpayers are left holding the bag,” said Bobby McEnaney, director of land conservation at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    One of the world’s most popular forest carbon projects is floundering.

    As much as two thirds of the climate benefits the project was supposed to provide for high-profile customers — including Volkswagen, Gucci, and Nestle — never materialized, according to a recent investigation. The failure casts even more doubt over whether sustainability claims companies make about offsetting their emissions are actually legitimate.

    Bloomberg

    [Majority of Carbon Credits From Tarnished Project Deemed Bogus]