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The Inflation Reduction Act doesn't get around the Supreme Court's climate ruling in West Virginia v. EPA, but it does strengthen EPA's future abilities

The new Inflation Reduction Act is being justly celebrated as the most significant piece of federal legislation to address the climate crisis to date. It includes about US$370 billion in incentives for everything from solar panels to electric vehicles.

The Conversation

5 climate lawsuits that shaped the current movement

Judges have ruled on everything from car emissions to the constitutional right to life.

Mic

Treasury told to reveal if it is preparing for Liz Truss’s crisis budget in scrutiny row

Senior Tory says chancellor must help watchdog ‘publish independent forecast’ on economic impact of huge tax cuts

The Independent UK

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A long list of upcoming trials complicating Bayer’s efforts to escape the costly, ongoing litigation over the health effects of Roundup

The Guardian - US

SA environment boss to head to Victoria

The boss of South Australia's Environment Protection Authority has quit to take up a position with Recycling Victoria.

AAP

Whether you’re a climate ‘doomer’ or ‘appeaser’, it’s best to prepare for the worst

Sticking to the precautionary principle is just plain common sense, says Bill McGuire, professor of geophysical and climate hazards

The Guardian - UK

Fish kill investigation eyes water layers

Dissolved oxygen levels can occur at the surface, killing fish.

Newcastle Herald

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Tesla Giga Texas Achieves Production Rate Of 1,000 Model Y/Week

Tesla has just achieved another production-related milestone - this time at the Giga Texas plant, which is ramping-up production of the Model Y.

InsideEVs

Originalism and the "Major Questions" Doctrine

Originalist legal scholars Mike Ramsey and Mike Rappaport debate whether the major questions doctrine - an important theory underlying several recent Supreme Court decisions - can be squared with originalism or not.

Reason

May I have a word about… civil servant speak

No one mangles the language like the Department for Work and Pensions

The Guardian - UK

Iran Drops Demand to Remove IRGC from US Terror List

Iran has officially dropped a key red line demand that had been a major sticking point in efforts to revive the nuclear deal, a senior US administration official told CNN. In its response to a draft nuclear deal agreement proposed by the European Union -- which the EU has described…

Asharq Al-Awsat

US, Mexico pledge half a billion dollars to fight cross-border pollution from Tijuana River sewage

SAN DIEGO — A nearly half-billion-dollar investment in new sewage treatment facilities in Tijuana could clean up perpetually polluted beaches in San Diego, U.S. and Mexican officials say.

Tribune News Service

Nuclear waste ravaged their land. The Yakama Nation is on a quest to rescue it

A generation after it was decommissioned, tribal members are still working to clean up the Hanford nuclear site, one of the most contaminated spots in the US

The Guardian - US

WA is the state with the most work to do to meet the federal government's emissions reduction target

Of all the states in Australia, WA has the most work to do to meet the federal government's target of reducing emissions by 43 per cent in the next seven years. Can it be done?

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Ballarat resident fuming as sludge continues to flow into Yarrowee River from Brown Hill development site

Residents say the flow of sediment from a Ballarat housing development site is turning the river a "completely unnatural" colour and leaving a thick sludge build-up on plants and the river bank.

The Independent UK

At least 10 injured after fleeing train near huge wildfire in Spain

One person airlifted to hospital to be treated for severe burns, local authorities say

The Independent UK

Jacob Rees-Mogg says government should no longer ‘deliver certain functions’ as Brexit prize

‘Our departure from the European Union necessitates a re-thinking of the British state’

Salon

After the climate bill: Three big steps

Biden's big bill is a breakthrough on energy — but there's a long way to go. These three steps should come next

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The Independent UK

Gas-powered muscle cars drive into the sunset, turn electric

Thundering gas-powered muscle cars will be closing in on their final Saturday-night cruises in the coming years

The Independent UK

Edmunds compares: 2022 Genesis GV70 vs. 2022 Acura RDX

The 2022 Acura RDX received a number of updates for 2022, while the Genesis GV70 is a fresh newcomer

The Conversation

One year into Taliban control, Afghans face poverty and repression. Australia cannot turn a blind eye

One year after the fall of Kabul, life is difficult and precarious for almost everyone in Afghanistan. More than half of the 40 million people of this troubled country are facing severe malnutrition and grinding poverty, and 90% struggle with food insecurity. In a land of widows and orphans, disaster…

USAFacts

Total methane emissions have declined since 1991, but methane emissions from livestock are up

The Inflation Reduction Act aims to reduce emissions from agriculture and natural gas systems , the top two sources of methane emissions

Newcastle Herald

Metals ruled out as cause of Lake Macquarie fish kill

Initial water results from a fish kill that occurred at Lake Macquarie earlier this month indicate metals were unlikely to be the cause of the fish deaths, with only low levels detected.

Motor1

2023 Toyota bZ4X Review: Electric Adequacy

The single-motor bZ4X is far from exciting, but its 242-mile range and excellent ride quality make it worth considering.

The Denver Post

As summer temperatures soar, people living on Denver’s streets struggle to escape the heat

DENVER — Axton Sharpe and Ryan Lawson sat among the unsanctioned tent camps lining the sidewalk about a block from the State Capitol on a 95-degree day earlier this month, explaining how they deal with Denver’s oppressive summer heat.

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