Sharon Udasin
Western Climate and Policy Reporter at The Hill
US West climate reporter @TheHill. PFAS book coming in Spring '25! Former @CU_CEJ Ted Scripps Fellow, @Jerusalem_Post, @NYJewishWeek. @Penn+@columbiajourn alum.
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thehill.com | Sharon Udasin
A coalition of Republican attorneys general is claiming victory against California following the state’s pledge to repeal its electric-truck mandate amid an ongoing lawsuit. California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Steve Cliff, executive officer of the California Air Resources Board, agreed in a settlement on Monday to propose the elimination of multiple portions of California’s Advanced Clean Fleets regulation: its rule that has aimed to accelerate the transition to zero-emissions trucks.
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thehill.com | Sharon Udasin
National water conservation groups on Tuesday filed a legal petition asking the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to stop downstream Colorado River users from wasting water.
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thehill.com | Sharon Udasin
Climate change is responsible for thousands of wildfire-related deaths and $11 billion in associated losses every year, a new study finds. This key contributor to wildfire behavior has led to approximately 15,000 deaths over 15 years and a cumulative economic burden of $160 billion, due to exposure to fine particulate matter in smoke, according to the study, published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment.
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thehill.com | Sharon Udasin
Multiple refineries in California have recently declared their intentions to shutter operations, leaving the Golden State uncertain about future fuel supplies and impacts on prices at the pump. Valero Energy Corp. was the latest to make such an announcement, alerting the California Energy Commission (CEC) last month that it would “idle, restructure or cease refining operations” at its Benicia refinery by the end of April 2026.
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thehill.com | Sharon Udasin
Rapid melts across the U.S. West have caused snowpack to disappear up to four weeks early in some areas — wreaking potential havoc on the region’s water supply, federal meteorologists warned on Thursday. These conditions have particularly affected parts of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, causing some basins to shift from above-average snowpack to “snow drought,” according to an update from the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS).
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