Ignacio Calderon
Climate and Government Watchdog Reporter at USA Today
data journalist covering climate and more for @USATODAY | prev words + photos in @coloradoan @imidwest | either running or complaining about my knee | 🇧🇴
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Austin Fast |Ignacio Calderon |Ignacio Calderón
More than 37 million Americans drink water from systems that exceed limits on toxic "forever chemicals," according to USA TODAY's analysis of the first update of Environmental Protection Agency data under the Trump administration. The EPA had been updating these records quarterly like clockwork, but this data release came more than a month later than expected, tucked amid an onslaught of cuts and changes within the agency.
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1 month ago |
courier-journal.com | Trevor Hughes |Ignacio Calderon |Ignacio Calderón |Bart Jansen |Rick Jervis
Trevor Hughes Ignacio Calderon Bart Jansen Rick JervisUSA TODAYAURORA, Colorado ‒ The immigration judge looked over the crowded courtroom and called his next case: "Jefferson José? Jefferson José?"No one answered. Judge Joseph Imburgia again scanned the courtroom buried deep within a sprawling U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in suburban Denver, looking over the rows of men in orange or red detainee clothing.
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1 month ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Trevor Hughes |Ignacio Calderon |Ignacio Calderón |Bart Jansen |Rick Jervis
Trump shipped them to El Salvador. Their families say their only crime was a tattoo. AURORA, Colorado ‒ The immigration judge looked over the crowded courtroom and called his next case: "Jefferson José? Jefferson José?"Judge Joseph Imburgia again scanned the courtroom buried deep within a sprawling U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in suburban Denver, looking over the rows of men in orange or red detainee clothing.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Trevor Hughes |Ignacio Calderon |Ignacio Calderón |Bart Jansen |Rick Jervis
6 hours agoDetentions of European tourists at US borders spark fears of traveling to AmericaSAN DIEGO (AP) — Lennon Tyler and her German fiancé often took road trips to Mexico when he vacationed in the United States since it was only a day’s drive from her home in Las Vegas, one of the perks of their long-distance relationship.
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1 month ago |
usatoday.com | Joan Meiners |Ignacio Calderon
A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would restrict new wind farm projects to sites at least 12 miles from any property zoned for residential use, leaving almost no land available for wind energy in the state. If passed, it would become the most restrictive law limiting wind power development in the United States and would remove about 90% of Arizona's land from consideration for this renewable energy infrastructure, according to an analysis by The Arizona Republic and USA TODAY.
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Arizona lawmakers proposed a bill that would become the most restrictive law limiting wind power development in the US. @beecycles and I mapped this and found that if the bill passes, 90% of Arizona's land would be off-limits to wind projects. https://t.co/yGlSn0xB43 https://t.co/uhaV48d8Kf
This one's special to me. I followed scientists studying a bird that nests in Colorado and then migrates to the Amazon rainforest. Black swifts do this annual trip flying for 6-8 months nonstop, visiting my home country and coming back to my current home. https://t.co/7tbA1njVkf https://t.co/CA1mBz74Uo
In Colorado, 4 of the 5 largest wildfires happened since 2018. A combination of climate change, historic over-suppression, and people moving into fire-prone areas are making this risk harder to manage: https://t.co/Wxjp8Nn2bN https://t.co/rioxBxxDUO