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The EPA made $400 million available in an effort to get diesel-run school buses off the road, with a special focus on low-income communities.

Lydia Larsen is a 2023 AAAS Mass Media Science and Engineering Fellow with Inside Climate News. She’s a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she studied genetics and genomics and life sciences communication. While at UW, Lydia worked as an undergraduate research assistant studying how copepods (tiny crustaceans) adapt to temperature and salinity shifts caused

Researchers identify serious flaws in the voluntary carbon offset market and call for “urgent revisions” to certification methods.

Heat, drought and booming population growth have stressed the aquifers that supply millions of people with drinking water.

Marvin Hayes founded Baltimore Compost Collective to ditch trash incineration and build a healthier future.

Frontline communities in Lithium Valley are cautiously optimistic about the economic potential, but are also concerned about the health and environmental issues mining could create.

Tribal, state, and federal governments are working to adapt to the changing environment to ensure manoomin lives on in Minnesota, which is home to more acres of natural wild rice than any other state in the country.

The state has issued only two new coal mining permits in 10 years to a company with a controversial environmental legacy.

Researchers noted a higher risk of suffering from mental health disorders as adults.

The decisions underscore the governor's commitment to “choose climate action, every time.”