July 11 marks World Population Day, a day singing a light “on the urgency and importance of population issues,” and established by the United Nations in 1989. Yet today, the day largely goes unmarked, even by the UN.
As federal regulations falter and “forever chemicals” continue to disproportionately impact disadvantaged fenceline communities, ordinary citizens are bypassing political gridlock to spearhead their own environmental justice movements.
Producing electricity from wind turbines and solar panels is cheaper than ever before. So why are households across Europe seeing record amounts on their energy bills?
