HAZARDOUS WASTE
Why all those thrown-out cellphones and appliances matter
When Americans toss out their old cellphones and laptops, they contribute to the world's second-largest haul of electronic waste, or what recycling advocates call e-scrap.
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James Marshall, E&E News reporter
When Americans toss out their old cellphones and laptops, they contribute to the world's second-largest haul of electronic waste, or what recycling advocates call e-scrap.
Attorneys for Big Oil and the city of Baltimore will square off next week in a Supreme Court battle that could change the trajectory of more than a dozen U.S. climate change lawsuits.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
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By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
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Attorneys for Big Oil and the city of Baltimore will square off next week in a Supreme Court battle that could change the trajectory of more than a dozen U.S. climate change lawsuits.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Climatewire
The $2 trillion climate plan promised by President-elect Joe Biden is about to collide with the meat grinder of the Senate.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire