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LGBTQ People Face Greater Climate Risks

Legal Planet

A recent report by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law finds that LGBTQ people in same-sex couples are at greater risk of exposure to the negative effects of climate change compared to straight couples. Same-sex couples are also more likely to reside in communities with poorer infrastructure and less access to resources.

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Greenwashing in Graphs: an ExxonMobil Story

Union of Concerned Scientists

Earlier this year, ExxonMobil released its annual Advancing Climate Solutions report detailing the company’s current and planned contributions to a net-zero future. I reviewed ExxonMobil’s two most recent reports (2023/2024) to evaluate the scientific rigor of its claims.

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The White House’s Justice40 is Good and Can Be Better

Union of Concerned Scientists

Since the inception of the environmental justice (EJ) movement, EJ leaders have called for accountability by the federal government for meeting the needs of communities that for generations have been systematically excluded, environmentally overburdened, and starved of much needed and deserved resources. 43 of the report.

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What’s Up With Water – December 6, 2022

Circle of Blue

S o says the World Meteorological Organization in its first report focusing on the availability of global water resources. It intends to report annually on the state of the world’s water. The data and analysis in the report will enable strategic planning at many levels, from river basins to planetary resources.

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New, Updated Carbon Majors Dataset Holds Promise for Researchers, Litigators

Union of Concerned Scientists

Since 2013, these data have provided the backbone for research that directly links climate impacts to carbon producing entities—a key component in the fight for climate accountability. The data These data represent the cumulative carbon dioxide and methane emissions from the largest industrial carbon producers.

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Louisiana Becomes First State to Issue Drinking Water Report Cards

Circle of Blue

The town’s water system received a D grade in the state’s first report card. Water systems are already required by federal law to send an annual Consumer Confidence Report to customers with details about drinking water contaminants. Utilities must include the grade on annual reports sent to customers.

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7 Reasons California Should Get Tougher on Methane from Dairies

Legal Planet

This morning, the Emmett Institute released a policy report analyzing several commonly raised issues regarding California’s dairy digester policy. The report comes as the California legislature declined to move on SB 709, a bill introduced last year to reform the role of dairy biogas in the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, or LCFS.