Reasons why people don't want to return to offices: -commuting -dress codes -the cost of buying lunch -the hassle of packing lunch -the necessity of code-switching -distractions from open-office layouts -poorly ventilated meeting rooms -commuting

Last Friday ConocoPhillips spotted a gas leak from one of its oil fields on Alaska's North Slope. It's still going, forcing the evacuation of 300 workers and nearly two dozen families from a nearby village, as experts eye its #climate impact. Joshua Partlow washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

BREAKING: The 5th Circuit just gave the Biden administration a temporary reprieve on its climate rules, issuing a stay so that agencies can factor global warming damages into its policies. By Anna Phillips washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

INVESTIGATION: I traveled deep into Mexico's jungle & mountains and found BP has been paying a "pittance" for carbon offsets produced by subsistence farmers’ forests in more than a dozen communities 🧵 bloomberg.com/features/2022-…

A Uranium Ghost Town in the Making propublica.org/article/new-me… (Mark Olalde)

NEW from me-> How coal-loving Poland became an unlikely leader in the heat pump revolution. The war in Ukraine is pushing Poles to embrace green measures. washingtonpost.com/climate-soluti…

Two Christian ranches in Wyoming are accused of forcing teens to do hard labor. One man says he was branded with a cross. Three women say they were tied to a goat as a punishment. Tyler Kingkade reports: nbcnews.com/news/us-news/w…

Oklahoma authorities found multiple human remains on a compound w/links to a violent white supremacist gang. Reporting on the discovery led to a rural vortex where people vanish, their families too terrified to hang “missing person” signs. (Thread) wapo.st/3QGWRT3

Breaking: ANTS! There are a lot of them Nearly 20 quadrillion — a 2 followed by 16 zeros — are marching across the Earth, according to a new estimate out today Even one of the scientists behind the staggering total called the number "unimaginable" washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Since 1954, the World Meteorological Organization has retired the names of 94 particularly destructive Atlantic hurricanes. But the majority of those storms have occurred in the 21st century, and the rate of retirements has been markedly higher in recent decades. Could #hurricaineIan be on the 2022 list?

Sometimes journalism answers questions you never thought to ask. Like, "could one of the biggest bears in the world sit in coach?" His story (and more) here: washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/10…

Vermont banned rental application fees decades ago, but they remain rampant - and no one appears to be enforcing the law. (My latest for VTDigger) vtdigger.org/2022/11/01/i-w…

New: How China, the world's biggest annual emitter of greenhouse gases, avoids paying for #climate damages because of its classification as a developing country. w/ the great Michael Birnbaum Lily Kuo washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Must-read story from Mark Olalde, Mollie R. Simon and Alex Mierjeski of ProPublica propublica.org/article/uraniu…

Please check out this beautifully written and visually stunning piece about an aviator’s race to photograph glaciers as the climate clock clicks. By my The Associated Press enterprise team colleagues ⁦Nat Castañeda⁩ and Bram Jannsen. apnews.com/article/07730d…

State cannabis regulator seeks information about alleged ties between Russian oligarch and Vermont dispensaries vtdigger.org/2023/02/17/sta… via VTDigger

When reporters Sarah Dadouch | سارة دعدوش & Salwan Georges went back to Antakya, they found a city almost completely destroyed and abandoned. Antakya is now a city of ghosts. A haunting visual story: The ancient Turkish city that ceased to exist after the earthquakes washingtonpost.com/world/2023/02/…

Incredibly smart and powerful reporting from Hannah Dreier nytimes.com/2023/02/25/us/…

The US is seeing an unprecedented wave of migrant child labor right now. Thousands of kids are working overnight in dangerous factories for brands like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom and Ford. They're here alone and they're being failed in the most basic way.nytimes.com/2023/02/25/us/…

This is my final request that you read my many-months-long investigation into the far-right militias masquerading as emergency preparedness/relief orgs and why that doesn't bode well for a future plagued by super-charged natural disasters. #EMGTwitter grist.org/extreme-weathe…