Peter Prengaman

RT @borenbears: Bye-bye, Helene, Milton and Beryl. Names from those nasty hurricanes are now retired https://t.co/QAjAPdcb5Z

More than a decade ago, a Shell ship had a major oil spill off the coast of Nigeria. Leaked files, obtained by @AP, raise questions about whether Shell has fully addressed the issues that led to the spill. Colleague Ed Davey reports. https://t.co/IEbWdM0eNU

Plastics are everywhere, including in our bodies. Here @AP colleagues Melina Walling and Rodney Muhumuza wrestle with an important question: how can we avoid ingesting plastics? https://t.co/zeurv3e62D

Plastics are everywhere, including in our bodies. Here @AP colleagues Melina Walling and Rodney Muhumuza wrestle with an important question: how can we avoid ingesting plastics? https://t.co/zeurv3e62D

RT @borenbears: Winter shrinkage: Arctic sea ice hits record low for its usual peak growth period https://t.co/KSEEDd2TkA

If you like Vietnamese cuisine, you know the importance of fish sauce. Here @AP colleague Aniruddha Ghosal looks at how climate change is impacting the industry. Beautiful photos by Yannick Peterhans https://t.co/0DzvM0tVKM

Incredible before and after photos that capture Spain going from drought to flooding. By Emilio Morenatti and Suman Naishadham https://t.co/I84CsAVUtc

Over last weekend, several journalists from @AP worked with journalism students at the Rochester Institute of Technology on several climate and environment stories that will be published next month. I wrote about the experience in this week's newsletter. https://t.co/wqEnZrzuJI

A lot of experimenting with capturing carbon in the ocean is happening and is largely unregulated. Climate solutions or environmental destruction? Colleague Helen Wieffering reports. https://t.co/q9q6Q7iPsQ

Most stories that involve climate change and flooding are grim. Here @AP colleague Taiwo Hassan Adebayo has an uplifting story about a Nigerian city that has recovered remarkably after major flooding. https://t.co/yluEVgLmsM

American ports have made strides in recent years to cut emissions of greenhouse gases and electrify operations where possible. Here @AP colleague Alexa St. John delves into whether those efforts many continue in the years ahead. https://t.co/POEDR3li2P

"In 2024, there were 179 crocodile attacks in Indonesia, the highest number of crocodile attacks in the world, with 92 fatalities." See what is driving that in this story by @AP colleagues Dita Alangkara and Edna Tarigan. https://t.co/NS4FTDxdn2

The EPA has overturned many environmental regulations. This breakdown will help you quickly get up to speed. By @AP colleagues Michael Phillis, Alexa St. John and Jack Brook. https://t.co/cx9UXIesuq

“We are driving a dagger through the heart of climate-change religion and ushering in America’s Golden Age." -- EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin @AP colleague Matthew Daly reports on massive rollback of environmental regulations. https://t.co/5ZpCIJezey

In Ghana, one community is living among the waves, which are consuming homes and threatening lives. By Misper Apawu https://t.co/HZcFyQuGUA

RT @AP_CorpComm: .@AP news director @peterprengaman details Trump administration's climate policies on @MNSUMankato's KMSU radio: https://t…

One of the world's largest reserves of potash, a mineral used in fertilizer, in the Amazon. A Canadian company ready to start mining. A tribe torn on whether the project will help or harm their community. @AP colleague Fabiano Maisonnave reports. https://t.co/dAbjQLmthi