Israel’s genocide against Palestinians 'not over' despite ceasefire - new Amnesty briefing. www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releas...

Israel still committing genocide in Gaza, Amnesty International says

Police find rail car loaded with meth at Formosa Plastics on the Texas Gulf Coast kqvt.com/meth-seizure...

A firing squad in a park outside Houston this morning

We are drowning again and again It will be a harsh, long, bitterly cold winter. And between every storm and the next… another massacre, new displacement, lethal suffering, and bleeding grief. If you have any spare i beg you i’am in dire need to evacuate 😣 chuffed.org/project/help...

Death toll soars in Gaza, ministry reports 69,785 killed - https://www.middleeasteye.net/live-blog/live-blog-update/death-toll-soars-gaza-ministry-reports-69785-killed

China’s media suppression campaign is reaching around the globe to silence environmental journalists reporting on polluting Chinese companies.

Texas has no regulations to protect workers from the state’s blistering heat and overturned city ordinances that required rest breaks. What does that mean for workers in one of the hottest parts of the country? @keertigopal.bsky.social and I spent months investigating for @insideclimatenews.org (1)

Global Rush for Copper Hits the Amazon insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

BREAKING: Israel has killed 20 Palestinians, including four children, and injured 83 others in the past 24 hours across the Gaza Strip, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.io/73c1bj

Since the genocide was paused according to the mediators’ timetable, Israel has not allowed in anything that could shelter people or protect them from the terror of winter. No medicines or medical supplies have entered.

The genocide is still ongoing and in a far more horrific way than before.

Good morning from Port Lavaca TX

An old nun from Cuero, Texas, told me the city planned to cut old trees for road widening in the 1960s. She begged her father, a prominent city councilman, to find another way. That’s why Cuero has trees in the road today

“They think riches are about having so many cars. I think riches are being able to live and enjoy the water.” insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

An old nun from Cuero, Texas, told me the city planned to cut old trees for road widening in the 1960s. She begged her father, a prominent city councilman, to find another way. That’s why Cuero has trees in the road today

The situation in Gaza one month after the ceasefire: The tank is just a few meters away from the people… and Israel has squeezed 2,000,000 Gazans into less than 36% of the Strip’s area, most of it filled with rubble!

“They come to rob us. For more than 500 years they have robbed us and today they continue.” insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202... @insideclimatenews.org #news

“They think riches are about having so many cars. I think riches are being able to live and enjoy the water.” insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

“We’re in an unstoppable loss of that ancestral knowledge... Many of the pueblos are in danger of cultural extinction.” insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

Amid surging energy demand from wealthy nations, the material needs of technologies meant to replace fossil fuels are fomenting their own wave of environmental threats. insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

Out today: Oil and gas wells produce prodigious amounts of waste. One horizontal well generates upwards of 8,000 barrels—or 336,000 gallons—of waste during the drilling and completion process.

Global Rush for Copper Hits the Amazon. Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon Basin. #ClimateChange insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

In our magazine, from @liseolsen.bsky.social and @psskow.bsky.social: East Texans are uniting to fight oil waste pits in bucolic areas near Louisiana—all run by an operator who’s been cited for dozens of violations, and a worker’s death. Published in partnership with @insideclimatenews.org

Story here insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

This is the worst chapter of extermination: to be left exposed, stripped of any means of a human life, and at the first drop of rain, torrents of water mixed with sewage crash into your tent, which the sun has beaten down for two long years. Ahhh… the exhaustion

This is the situation in the displacement tents in Gaza "like my family” as winter begins and the rain starts to fall.

Global Rush for Copper Hits the Amazon ->Inside Climate News | More from Lil Dr Glen EcoChat at BigEarthData.ai

Photos by Tom Laffay in our dispatch from the Colombian Amazon today insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

Wealthy nations’ surging appetite for metals has fueled a flurry of plans to mine in wilderness around the world, including on the edge of the Amazon Basin. insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

“They come to rob us,” she said. “For more than 500 years they have robbed us and today they continue.” Another great one from @dylanbaddour.bsky.social insideclimatenews.org/news/1611202...

A vile world leaves us to freeze and drown, even though providing temporary shelters instead of tents is entirely possible. But it seems everyone takes pleasure in our suffering dissecting our pain and stretching our misery to the furthest extent.

NEW — Rashida Tlaib and 20 other members of Congress have introduced a resolution to officially recognize Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. It notes that between 10/23 and 11/25, the US sent $21,700,000,000 in military aid to Israel and authorized $30,000,000,000+ in new weapons deals.

Folks The sewage system is full and is spilling out, the ground is soaked until it has turned into heavy mud, and the water keeps piling up layer over layer, rising slowly to cover the tents as if it wants to erase what’s left of our lives.”

I am drowning today… Drowning not in water, but in mud, in helplessness, not in rain. I drown because the ground has turned into sludge that swallows my steps, and the sky pours down on us as if it is crying with us, not for us. .

Everyone has gone blind to what’s happening here.

Indigenous protesters storm into the 30th UN conference on climate change in the Amazonian city of Belem, Brazil. Photos by Anderson Coelho for Reuters www.reuters.com/sustainabili...

An actual nuclear power boom is still a long ways off in the U.S. But old uranium mines are gearing back up in the West to supply possible new reactors, with potential downstream consequences for water supplies: insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...

Hi, I’m Ruaa, a translator and language student from Gaza Since the genocide began I’ve been trapped here unable to continue my master’s studies I’m simply asking for a chance to return and complete my education to use language to heal and inspire Please consider donating to help me reach this goal.

Trump Names More Priority Minerals for U.S. Mining Revival ->Inside Climate News | More from Lil Dr Glen EcoChat at BigEarthData.ai

A monarch in the garden this morning

Western States Brace for a Uranium Boom as the Nation Looks to Recharge its Nuclear Power Industry - Inside Climate News insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...

Nuclear is on the verge of a comeback. But where will the uranium to power new reactors come from? @jakebolster.bsky.social, @dylanbaddour.bsky.social and I dive into the resurgence of uranium mining and the impacts it will have on communities. insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...

When uranium prices go up, uranium mines spread out. As the U.S. seeks to revive its nuclear energy supply chain, @wyattmyskow.bsky.social, @dylanbaddour.bsky.social, and I dug into what this may mean for Western communities and landscapes home to U.S. uranium. insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...

“We’re right at the edge of a good little uranium mining boom.” After years of federal efforts to revive nuclear power, old mines are stirring again in Wyoming, Texas and Arizona, while new ones line up for permitting expedited by a Trump executive order. insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...

The U.S. says it wants to revive its atomic power industry, but it barely produces any nuclear fuel Now uranium mines are popping up in Wyoming, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah as the U.S. scrambles to reestablish a domestic nuclear supply chain insideclimatenews.org/news/0211202...