Niel Dsuza – Page 48

How government shutdowns give polluters a free pass

It’s day 42 of the U.S. government shutdown, but an end is finally in sight. On Sunday night, the Senate

The Pacific won a landmark climate case at the world’s top court. Now they want countries to act.

In January 2004, Cyclone Heta pummeled the shores of the island nation of Niue, uprooting trees and flooding homes with

Judge allows deployment of West Virginia Guard in DC to continue

A judge on Monday allowed the continued deployment of more than 300 West Virginia National Guard members to patrol the

‘Marines’ doc focuses on purpose amid shifting Pacific landscape

Netflix on Tuesday released its four-episode documentary series on the U.S. Marine Corps. Coinciding with the service’s 250th birthday, “Marines”

Remembering the battles of Najaf and Fallujah in ‘The Last 600 Meters’

Jan Bender remembers the moment as if it were yesterday. Taking cover from insurgents, his fireteam had just assembled in

From hot dogs to haircuts, your Veterans Day deals await

Service members, veterans and their families know that Veterans Day means much more than a discount or deal at their

UN climate talks are built on consensus. That’s part of the problem.

When Christine Peringer attended her first United Nations climate conference in 2019, she was not exactly impressed. As a professional

Are we all living in Florida now? The rise of ‘don’t say climate’ politics.

Last May, as blistering-hot weather broke records across South Florida and smoke from distant wildfires in Mexico turned the sky

The EV battery tech that’s worth the hype, according to experts

You’ve seen the headlines: This battery breakthrough is going to change the electric vehicle forever. And then … silence. You head to the local showroom, and

Trump’s anti-climate agenda is making it more expensive to own a car

As President Donald Trump sees it, environmental regulations that attempt to improve efficiency and address climate change only make products