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Justine Calma

Justine Calma

Senior Science Reporter

Senior Science Reporter

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    Justine Calma
    A former chemical industry lawyer is at the EPA now, trying to scrap a ‘forever chemical’ rule.

    “If they overturn this, it would leave the public responsible for cleaning up, not the companies that knowingly polluted the land,” University of California, San Francisco professor Tracey Woodruff tells The New York Times, which first reported on the proposal.

    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    I talked to the people who cut open whale carcasses to investigate what killed them and they say wind turbines are NOT the problem.

    There’s plenty of disinformation trying to blame the nascent offshore wind industry for whale deaths without evidence. Not only is that misleading, it also takes the focus away from solutions that might actually address the leading causes of death — vessel strikes and entanglement with fishing gear.

    They’re trying to make deep-sea mining happen

    The US is saying ‘to hell with the international mining code.’

    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    Justine Calma
    Solar is still an affordable, easy-to-build option.

    So it’s no surprise Meta is supporting a new solar farm in South Carolina that’ll provide power for the first data center the tech company is building in the state. Developers also have to race to take advantage of Biden-era tax credits for renewables before they expire, a victim of Republicans’ big spending bill.