Keith Schneider
Correspondent at The New York Times
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Senior Editor and Chief Correspondent at Circle of Blue
New York Times writer, also correspondent for The Guardian, The New Lede, Energy News Network, Mongabay, Circle of Blue. See his blog https://t.co/m7NzsVhcFy
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circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider
In January, executives at Constellation Energy startled the world with their plan to restart the closed and cold 840-megawatt Unit 1 reactor at Three Mile Island nuclear power station, site of one of the most dangerous meltdowns in atomic history. Not so long ago such news, like the specter of the ruined Unit 2 reactor core that remained after the 1979 accident in southern Pennsylvania, would have attracted more than surprise. It would have generated terror. No longer.
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circleofblue.org | Coal’s Decline |Keith Schneider |Laura Gersony |Eileen Wray- McCann
Posted inWater & Energy In January, executives at Constellation Energy startled the world with their plan to restart the closed and cold 840-megawatt Unit 1 reactor at Three Mile Island nuclear power station, site of one of the most dangerous meltdowns in atomic history.
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circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider
May 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court decision radically reshaped provisions of the Clean Water Act overseeing the nation’s wetlands. In a 5-4 decision the court decided with developers and farmers that the government no longer has the authority to prevent damage to inland, non-tidal wetlands unless they have an obvious “continuous surface connection” to water that leads to larger, easily navigated waterways.
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circleofblue.org | Keith Schneider
Since it was passed by Congress and signed by President Nixon near the end of 1973 the Endangered Species Act served as the most powerful defense against natural resource exploitation that harmed vulnerable animals while also preserving wildlands that produced the cleanest lakes, streams, rivers, and groundwater in America.
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greatlakesnow.org | Keith Schneider
May 19, 2025 Not since DDT was introduced to U.S. agriculture to kill insects after World War Two has a farm chemical been as important to American crop production, and come under more scientific, political, and legal scrutiny as the weedkiller Roundup, and its active ingredient, glyphosate.
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The President is on a rampage to wreck America’s best values and principles. The environment is a feature of the purge. Circle of Blue https://t.co/VfXKIecFhK
Is water the unmentioned resource in Trump’s campaign to control Greenland? There’s a lot of it there, ready to monetize for a fiercely thirsty planet. https://t.co/4Vda0c7mwq
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