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Biden's EPA Pick Michael Regan Urged to Address Environmental Injustice - Vimarsana News

Biden's EPA Pick Michael Regan Urged to Address Environmental Injustice

President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Michael Regan, the top environmental official in North Carolina, to head the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), according to multiple news reports Thursday.

'Mr. Goodbar' Mexican Gray Wolf Thwarted By Trump's Border Wall Is Shot - Vimarsana News

'Mr. Goodbar' Mexican Gray Wolf Thwarted By Trump's Border Wall Is Shot

He'll live, but all or part of his right hind leg will be amputated. "We hope the criminal who shot Mr. Goodbar will be brought to justice" said a wildlife advocate.

Scientists Declare One of Largest Giraffe Subspecies Endangered - Vimarsana News

Scientists Declare One of Largest Giraffe Subspecies Endangered

Another subspecies of giraffe is now officially endangered, conservation scientists announced Thursday. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) concluded that Masai giraffes, which live primarily in Kenya and Tanzania, are endangered largely due to poaching and habitat loss.This was the first time the subspecies had been evaluated

Oil industry and President Joe Biden's administration on proposals - Vimarsana News

Oil industry and President Joe Biden's administration on proposals

New proposals by the Biden administration, Congress could have a major impact on the mainstay of Louisiana, Houma-Thibodaux's economies: oil and gas.

Analysis: Fossil Fuel Tax Programs to Cut Emissions Lead to Lots of Industry Profit, Little Climate Action - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Fossil Fuel Tax Programs to Cut Emissions Lead to Lots of Industry Profit, Little Climate Action

Read time: 12 mins By Justin Mikulka • Sunday, April 4, 2021 - 00:01 The fossil fuel industry and its investors have financially benefited from tax policies and subsidies designed to reduce the emissions from oil, gas, and coal — sometimes without taking the action required to tackle climate change. Recently, claims have been surfacing of companies taking the taxpayer money offered to incentivize these actions but not following through on reducing their emissions. In March, for example, Reuters reported that Congress has opened an inv...