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Study finds link between climate disasters, armed conflict
Climate-linked disasters increase the odds of armed strife, according to researchers who found that one-third of all conflicts since 1980 began within days of a natural catastrophe.
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Nathanial Gronewold, E&E News reporter
Climate-linked disasters increase the odds of armed strife, according to researchers who found that one-third of all conflicts since 1980 began within days of a natural catastrophe.
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's choice of Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) as his running mate brings significant environmental justice credentials to the ticket, just as awareness and concern about the outsize impact of pollution on minority communities are getting unprecedented attention.
By Timothy Cama and Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily
A $468 million Mountain Valley pipeline extension was dealt a major defeat yesterday, raising questions about the future of a natural gas project the industry considers critical for the Southeast.
By Arianna Skibell in Energywire
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Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's choice of Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) as his running mate brings significant environmental justice credentials to the ticket, just as awareness and concern about the outsize impact of pollution on minority communities are getting unprecedented attention.
By Timothy Cama and Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily
A $468 million Mountain Valley pipeline extension was dealt a major defeat yesterday, raising questions about the future of a natural gas project the industry considers critical for the Southeast.
By Arianna Skibell in Energywire