Six to nine hurricanes have been forecast in the Atlantic Basin hurricane season from June 1 to Nov. 30 by the two leading authorities.
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USGS Identifies Major Lithium Potential Across Appalachian Region
Federal assessment estimates millions of tons of recoverable lithium, highlighting potential for expanded domestic supply amid rising demand.
Major International Study Links Pesticide Exposure to Sharp Rise in Cancer Risk
Researchers report a 150% increase in cancer rates in regions with concentrated agricultural chemical use based on large-scale environmental and health data.
Oscars Set New Rules Requiring Human Authorship for Key Awards
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced a significant change to its eligibility rules, stating that only performances and scripts created by …
U.S. Plans Sterile Fly Facility to Stop Spread of Flesh-Eating Screwworm
New sterile fly facility planned as parasite advances to within 60 miles of the United States.
Watchdog Alleges USDA Delays and Staffing Cuts Undermine Federal Organic Oversight Board
An advocacy group claims missed appointments and staffing reductions could disrupt governance of the nation’s organic standards system ahead of a key meeting.
First-of-Its-Kind Federal Geoengineering Lawsuit Filed by The GeoFight
A first-of-its-kind federal lawsuit sets forth allegations by an atmospheric scientist that historical weather data was manipulated and destroyed in order to justify weather modification …
Sweet News: The White House Expands Its South Lawn Bee Program
There is a new buzz around the Executive Mansion! On April 24, 2026, First Lady Melania Trump announced the installation of a brand-new, fully functioning …
Wildfires in Southeast Georgia Destroy Dozens of Homes as Officials Warn of Rapid Spread
Crews continue battling multiple blazes as evacuations expand and conditions remain volatile.
Texas Denies Camp Mystic Reopening Pending Emergency Plan Overhaul After Deadly Flood
State officials cite multiple safety deficiencies as condition for reconsidering license following 2025 disaster that killed 27.
California Cities Dominate National Air Pollution Rankings in New Lung Association Report
A nationwide analysis finds multiple California metro areas rank among the worst in the U.S. for ozone and particle pollution levels.
Melania Trump Expands White House Beekeeping Program With New Hive
Addition is expected to boost honey production and support pollination on White House grounds.
Utah Beekeepers Highlight Habitat Loss, Offer Solutions on Earth Day
Advocates point to shrinking habitats and simple steps residents can take to support pollinators statewide.
Southeast Wildfires Destroy Dozens of Homes as Drought and Winds Drive Rapid Spread
Blazes across Georgia and Florida force evacuations, disrupt travel, and raise air quality concerns amid one of the region’s worst fire seasons in decades.
Civil War Erupts Among Chimpanzees in Uganda, Scientists Unsure of Its End
Researcher Aaron Sandel can trace the origins of a violent divide among chimpanzees in Kibale National Park to a moment in June 2015, when a once-unified group began behaving in unfamiliar ways.
Leaked Supreme Court Memos Reveal Internal Deliberations on Key Environmental Case
Newly published documents detail private discussions among justices during a pivotal 2016 decision.
Special guest: Dr. Maaneli Derakshani, Senior Science Advisor, CO2 Coalition
Join Randy Purham and Dr. Maaneli Derakshani as they discuss CO2 emissions, Climate Change, and how landfills make food and electricity.
U.S. Government Sues D.C. Water Over Massive Sewer Collapse Polluting Potomac River
The Trump administration has filed a formal complaint against the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority following a major infrastructure failure that released hundreds of millions of gallons of untreated wastewater into the Potomac River.
7.5 Magnitude Quake Off Japan Triggers Tsunami Alerts and Rare Megaquake Advisory
Officials urge preparedness as powerful offshore earthquake prompts evacuations and raises short-term risk concerns along northern coast.
Wild Horses Thrive in Chernobyl’s Radioactive Wilderness as Nature Reclaims Abandoned Land
On land once deemed uninhabitable, life has returned in unexpected ways. In the vast exclusion zone surrounding Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, herds of Przewalski’s horses now roam freely across a landscape still marked by radiation, offering a striking example of nature’s resilience decades after one of history’s worst nuclear disasters.
EPA Unveils National Effort to Reduce ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water
A new federal initiative aims to help thousands of water systems address PFAS contamination found in nearly half of U.S. tap water samples.
Super Typhoon Sinlaku Slams Northern Mariana Islands With 150 MPH Winds, Widespread Damage Reported
Residents shelter as powerful storm stalls over Saipan and nearby islands, raising flooding and destruction concerns.
Emails Show Activists Pressed Biden Officials to Expand Climate Role in Endangered Species Act
FOIA documents detail outreach from advocacy groups seeking policy influence as legal battles over energy projects intensify.
EPA Proposes Overhaul of Coal Byproduct Rules to Expand Reuse and Limit Disposal
Agency opens public comment period on plan to revise handling of coal combustion materials
Record-Breaking March Heat Signals Escalating Climate Extremes Across the U.S.
March brought an extraordinary surge of unseasonable heat across the United States, setting a new benchmark for temperature extremes and underscoring the accelerating impact of climate change.
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McPherson County Agriculture Committee Announces Reformation and Renewed Mission
The McPherson County Agriculture Committee is proud to announce its reformation and a renewed mission focused on strengthening the county’s agricultural landscape by bringing together …
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