Why Leaving the Paris Agreement May not Be a Bad Thing. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

Without any evidence, Trump declared an energy emergency to fast track fossil fuel development.

How the absence of the U.S. at the COP climate talks could keep things moving forward.

Ash from the L.A. fires spread 100 miles out to sea, exposing marine life to the toxic particles.

How oyster “blood” could help fight superbugs.

How Trump Could Slow the L.A. Recovery. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

Some of the “second responders” who will be crucial to rebuild L.A. could be deported.

The U.S. Supreme Court says climate change lawsuits can proceed against oil giants.

A new study says that putting solar panels on reservoirs in the U.S. could generate enough energy to power 100 million homes a year.

Drought makes mosquitoes thirsty for your blood.

The Whiplash That Led to Disaster—A Special Edition on the California Fires

The Legacy of the First Green President. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

Jimmy Carter, the president who tried to save the Earth.

Biden seeks to cement his green legacy by blocking future oil and gas drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.

According to a new study, enjoying a cup of tea could mean taking in billions of pieces of microplastics with every sip.

Move over pumpkin spice. Pistachio could soon be all the rage in lattes—and water conservation.

Drought Talks Dry Up. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

The Biden administration has been moving quickly to Trump-proof environmental and climate programs.

Efforts to combat drought both globally and in the U.S. West went nowhere.

Putting the wrong tree in the wrong place could make global warming worse.

When plants cry, insects say goodbye.

Car Paint That Packs a Charge. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

David and Goliath—small island nations sue large developed countries for damages.

Climate records were broken last year because a certain type of cloud has gone missing.

Last week’s tsunami warning on the west coast was canceled, and although the chance of one occurring is low—it's far from impossible.

Solar paint by Mercedes-Benz could make plugging in an EV a thing of the past.

Giving AI the Side-Eye. That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia were called the “Low Ambition Coalition” for slow-walking efforts to clean up plastics.

AI is criticized for using vast quantities of water and energy, and a new study shows it will also create massive amounts of electronic waste.

Songbirds are divorcing as extreme weather pushes couples past the breaking point.

A dog in the UK has learned how to bark up the right tree to tackle disease.

Researchers have identified a previously unknown compound in drinking water, a power generation method that could unleash a tsunami of renewable energy, and an Oxford researcher has identified which creature will rule the world after we're gone.

This Week in Water for November 17, 2024 by H2ORadio

Could China Now Become a Green Superpower? That story and more on H2O Radio’s weekly news report.

Headlines:

How China could take advantage of Trump’s win and leave the U.S. even further behind on renewable energy.

Biden’s progress on water regulations will likely dry up under Trump.

Why—even with more precipitation—droughts will last longer and cover wider areas.

How gophers brought Mount St. Helens back to life—in one day.