Keerti Gopal
Reporter at Inside Climate News
reporting on health and climate justice @insideclimate | explorer @InsideNatGeo she/her | signal: keerti.33
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2 weeks ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Keerti Gopal
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders Friday focused on speeding up nuclear energy development by reducing regulations that officials said have “choked” the industry for decades. Many nuclear rules stem from reforms to protect the public after a partial meltdown at the Three Mile Island power plant in Pennsylvania in 1979.
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2 weeks ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Keerti Gopal
Darrell Fair was in his cell at Stateville Correctional Center during a heat wave last June when he heard shouts for help. Someone in a cell nearby was in medical distress. There was no air conditioning in the Illinois prison’s housing units, and that afternoon all the upper-tier windows were nailed shut and the exhaust fan was locked, Fair said. Michael Broadway—a 51-year-old cancer survivor—died that day of bronchial asthma.
Chubb No Longer Insuring Gulf Coast LNG Project That Faces Sustained Opposition Over Health Concerns
3 weeks ago |
insideclimatenews.org | Keerti Gopal
The global insurance giant Chubb is no longer providing property insurance for a contested liquefied natural gas export project in southwest Louisiana, according to documents obtained by the Rainforest Action Network and shared with Inside Climate News.
Chubb No Longer Insuring Gulf Coast LNG Project That Faces Sustained Opposition Over Health Concerns
3 weeks ago |
ecotopical.com | Keerti Gopal
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1 month ago |
truthdig.com | Keerti Gopal
When torrential rain in 2022 flooded Abdul Latif’s village in Badin, Pakistan, his roof caved in and he and his six children were forced to live on a road for a month without shelter, clean water or other basic necessities. Soon, his 3-year-old son fell sick with vomiting, diarrhea and a swollen abdomen. A government hospital in the nearest city said it didn’t have the resources to take him, so Latif brought him to a private clinic and paid for temporary treatment.
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Pakistan contributes just 1% of global emissions, but floods and heat waves are causing devastating death and disease. A new Amnesty International report explains that the country is severely undercounting climate deaths, even as the crisis intensifies https://t.co/BeiMUplW35
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