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LOUISIANA — It wasn’t the wail of a siren or the buzz of an emergency phone alert that warned Tanya Richard a pipeline near her home was spewing poison gas. The first hint that something was wrong came from her cats, a motley collection of free-roaming felines that fled her property as the dense cloud […] The post ‘A stark warning’: Latest carbon dioxide leak raises concerns about safety, regulation appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

LOUISIANA — It wasn’t the wail of a siren or the buzz of an emergency phone alert that warned Tanya Richard a pipeline near her home was spewing poison gas. The first hint that something was wrong came from her cats, a motley collection of free-roaming felines that fled her property as the dense cloud […] The post ‘A stark warning’: Latest carbon dioxide leak raises concerns about safety, regulation appeared first on South Dakota Searchlight.

Center for Biological Diversity: WASHINGTON— Energy justice, consumer and environmental groups sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Department of Housing and Urban Development today for withholding public records and failing to outline plans to use resilient renewable energy to rebuild communities ravaged by the climate emergency.

It wasn’t the wail of a siren or the buzz of an emergency phone alert that warned Tanya Richard a pipeline near her home was spewing poison gas. The first hint that something was wrong came from her cats, a motley collection of free-roaming felines that fled her property as the dense cloud of carbon […] The post Latest carbon dioxide leak raises concerns about safety, regulation appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.

“Black women have lit the way, showing that the power comes from fighting for—and with—our communities,” writes Wawa Gatheru, the founder of Black Girl Environmentalist.