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    Environmental groups petition FCC to halt space sunlight project●"Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday asking the Federal Communications Commission to reverse apprMmastodonScienceSpace Policy4719 min ago

    Four environmental organizations filed a petition Thursday urging the Federal Communications Commission to reverse its approval of a startup's plan to beam on-demand sunlight from space to Earth. The groups argue the agency failed to consider the project's potential impacts on wildlife and astronomy, reigniting debate over regulating commercial use of orbit and its consequences for the night sky.

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    Environmental groups demand changes to 'Building Canada Strong' Act●Backlash over 'Building Canada Strong' Act: Environmental groups call for changesβ–ΆyoutubeEnvironment79.5K18 min ago

    Canada's 'Building Canada Strong' Act is facing a backlash from environmental organizations, which are publicly calling for changes to the legislation. The groups argue the act, promoted as a nation-building measure, falls short on environmental protections. The story, covered by Global News, has drawn significant attention online, with tens of thousands engaging with coverage of the controversy and the demands for amendments.

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    Satellite data expose scale of routine ocean oil pollution●Satellite data reveal massive scale of routine oil pollution in oceans. See the mapβœ‰newsEnvironmentOceans13 min ago

    Satellite imagery analysis has revealed the massive extent of oil pollution routinely discharged into the world's oceans, with an interactive map charting affected areas. The findings suggest ongoing, often undocumented oil dumping at sea is far more widespread than official estimates, drawing attention from environmental groups and calls for stronger enforcement of maritime pollution rules.

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    Southern Appalachians push wildlife corridors for stronger communities●In the Southern Appalachians, better wildlife connectivity makes resilient communitiesβœ‰newsEnvironmentWildlife15 min ago

    Conservation groups are highlighting efforts in the Southern Appalachians to improve wildlife connectivity, linking habitats so animals can move safely across the landscape. Advocates say connected corridors also make local communities more resilient, reducing collisions and supporting healthier ecosystems in the mountain region.

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    Claim links California environmental rules to Chinese influence●California and environmental groups in collusion with China to destroy US Military readiness?β–ΆyoutubeEnvironment34.6K18 min ago

    A claim is circulating that California and environmental groups are working in collusion with China to undermine US military readiness. No supporting evidence has been presented, and the allegation does not match any confirmed news event. It is being shared mainly among audiences receptive to claims of foreign interference in American policy.

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    More than 40 environmental groups back better grid use●Over 40 environmental and clean energy groups sign letter in support of better grid utilizationβœ‰newsEnvironment18 min ago

    More than 40 environmental and clean energy organizations have signed a joint letter calling for better utilization of the US electric grid. The groups, brought together by Environment America, argue that making fuller use of existing grid capacity can speed the transition to clean energy without waiting for new transmission lines. The letter urges policymakers to prioritize grid efficiency in energy planning.

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    Sierra Club Urges No Vote on California Proposition 45●Vote No on Proposition 45 - Protect California’s Environment for Future Generations, by Rich Richardsonβœ‰newsEnvironment18 min ago

    The Sierra Club is backing a campaign by Rich Richardson urging Californians to vote no on Proposition 45, arguing the measure threatens the state's environment. The group frames opposition as a way to protect California's natural resources for future generations. Details of what the proposition would actually do are not given in the message, so its full impact remains unclear.

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    The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a climate case with major potential consequences. The outcome could shape how far courts and regulators can go in addressing climate change, and the stakes are high for governments, companies and environmental groups watching the proceedings closely.

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    Byron Donalds' Climate and Energy Positions Examined●Byron Donalds On Climate & Energy: Where the Candidates Standβœ‰newsEnvironmentClimate17 min ago

    Florida Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds is the subject of a new rundown of where he stands on climate and energy issues. The overview, published by the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, lays out his record and policy positions for voters comparing candidates. As the campaign heats up, environmental groups are scrutinizing candidates' stances on clean energy, emissions and federal climate policy.

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    Calls Grow for a Data Center Moratorium●Data center moratorium nowβœ‰newsEnvironment18 min ago

    The environmental group Environment America is demanding an immediate moratorium on new data centers, arguing that rapid buildout of server facilities is straining energy grids, water supplies, and local communities. The demand adds to a growing debate over the environmental cost of the AI boom, with campaigners urging lawmakers to pause approvals until stricter rules on power and resource use are in place.

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    Environmental groups sue Trump over fuel cost increases●Environmental groups sue Trump for raising your fuel costsβœ‰newsEnvironment18 min ago

    Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, arguing that his policies are driving up fuel costs for American consumers. The suit, reported by Electrek, challenges actions affecting fuel prices. The filing is likely tied to the administration's rollback of fuel efficiency or emissions standards, which opponents say cost drivers more at the pump.