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Ciarán Cuffe: Court cases are leading the fight on climate change across Europe But the MEP says while the citizen-led revolution is inspiring, legislators must do better on climate. By Ciarán Cuffe Tuesday 6 Jul 2021, 7:00 AM 18 hours ago 6,848 Views 29 Comments Ciarán Cuffe MEP ...
Letters: Or will PG&E push that off to the community or the individual owners that might be impacted?
TDEC Announces Grants For Medium, Large Trucks Under Volkswagen Settlement Environmental Mitigation Trust Tuesday, May 18, 2021 The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Tuesday announced that 26 entities will receive $9,724,683.74 in total grant funding to replace class 4-7 local freight trucks (medium trucks) and class 8 local freight trucks (large trucks) across the state. The total includes $3,772,646.05 for medium truck projects, and $5,952,037.69 for large truck projects. They include: City of Athens Karns Fire Department Waste Management of Tennessee, I...
By Forrest Camire May 6, 2021 5:37 pm Whatcom County is seeking input on their Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan. The intention of the Mitigation Plan is to identify the natural hazards that impact Whatcom County and formulate strategies that will lessen the severity of natural disaster. The last opportunity for public involvement is Tuesday May 11th from 6;30 to 8pm. Public comment is important, and allows Whatcom County to receive Federal funding for mitigation and pre-disaster projects. Those interested in offering input may register here. Featured Content
The Camp Fire rages through Paradise, Calif. , on Nov. 8, 2018. (AP file photo/Noah Berger) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — California regulators on Thursday placed beleaguered utility Pacific Gas and Electric in the first stage of an enhanced oversight process that could lead to the state’s largest provider of power and natural gas losing its license to operate in California. The California Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved a resolution to move PG&E into the first stage of a six-step enhanced oversight process, citing its failure to prioritize wildfire prevention work in areas that p...