Oliver Milman
Environment Reporter at The Guardian
Enviro correspondent @GuardianUS. Awkwardly British. Author of the Insect Crisis. ynwa/jft97. DMs open. [email protected]
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msn.com | Oliver Milman
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theguardian.com | Oliver Milman
It was in New York City that a mysterious fungus was first spotted on an American chestnut, a blight that was to rapidly sweep across the eastern US, wiping out billions of the cherished trees. Now, 120 years later, there is fresh hope of a comeback for chestnuts, spurred not only by scientists but also eager New Yorkers planting blight-proof seeds in their back yards and local parks.
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theguardian.com | Oliver Milman
The world’s largest banks boosted the amount of financing given to fossil fuel companies last year, committing $869bn to those involved in coal, oil and gas despite the worsening climate crisis and the banks’ own, fraying, environmental commitments, a new report has found. The report, compiled by a coalition of eight green groups, shows that while the amount loaned by big banks to fossil fuel firms had been declining in 2021, last year saw an abrupt reversal.
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ourcommunitynow.com | Oliver Milman
This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) claimed on Wednesday that its plan to eviscerate power plant pollution standards will save the US about $1 billion a year. In reality, though, this represents a starkly uneven trade-off, experts say.
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theguardian.com | Oliver Milman
Donald Trump has lost his latest legal attempt to challenge the $5m in damages awarded against him for defaming E Jean Carroll, the New York writer whom a jury found was sexually abused by the now-US president in the 1990s. A US appeals court in New York City on Friday denied Trump’s request to reconsider its decision in December to uphold the jury’s award of $5m to Carroll. The court was divided in its opinion, with two Trump-appointed judges, Steven Menashi and Michael Park, dissenting.
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Donald Trump's EPA is set to argue US power sector emissions are so globally insignificant they don't warrant any climate regulations. The numbers say otherwise - if US power plants were a country, it would be the *sixth largest emitter in the world* https://t.co/Y7IkddY1k3 https://t.co/P81idy1We8
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