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Annie Jacobsen: 'What if we had a nuclear war?’

New Scientist

To write Nuclear War: A scenario, I put this question to scores of former nuclear command and control authorities. The US president has sole authority to launch nuclear weapons. Not the secretary of defense, not the chairman of the joint chief of staff, not the US Congress. This is policy. We do not wait.” This is madness.

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National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Now Accepting Applications For Delaware Watershed Conservation Fund Grants; Webinar Jan. 30; Project Coaching

PA Environment Daily

Fish & Wildlife Service Delaware River Watershed program staff. NFWF strongly encourages prospective applicants to contact NFWF program staff and use the resources above to obtain guidance on program fit and competitiveness and discuss proposed projects. Click Here for on-demand for those unable to join. Click Here to sign up.

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Flooding soon in a basement near you: the impacts of weakening wetland protection in Ontario

Enviromental Defense

In the weeks since late October, when the province tabled its various proposals, conservation authorities and regional and municipal governments have published reports and statements containing their preliminary evaluation of the effects they are expecting within their jurisdictions. Image courtesy of Conservation Ontario.

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Five Things to Know About Drought in the American West

Circle of Blue

A new climate is re-writing the story of America’s drylands. Lakes Mead and Powell, the country’s largest reservoirs by capacity, dropped to new lows this year. This spring, New Mexico endured its largest ever wildfire. When supply ebbs and reservoirs are near record lows, authorities have one durable tactic: reduce demand.

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Paula García Knows Renewable Energy Is for the People

Union of Concerned Scientists

Communities there were often not aware of the contracts or projects until troves of equipment and staff would arrive on their land. Looking for a hands-on opportunity at the intersection of research and impact, García later found herself at the Union of Concerned Scientists. The land is bleeding,” her grandfather said.

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The Stream, November 16, 2022: UN Climate Summit Hosts First ‘Water Day’ at COP27

Circle of Blue

Brazil’s new president reiterates pledge to protect the Amazon and enact climate policy. Scientists urge the World Health Organization to revise draft guidelines for two PFAS chemicals in drinking water. The government of Manitoba, Canada , releases a new water strategy that focuses on reducing demand. On the Radar.

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Slovenian CTK Consortium signs national deal with Frontiers

Frontiers

We offer an innovative workflow alongside a dashboard, providing new insights and transparency.  Member institutions benefit from competitive article processing charges (APCs), centralized, flexible invoicing, a range of payment options and a dedicated account manager supporting library staff.

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