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Month: November 2021

US lawmakers make visit to Taiwan as Beijing conducts ‘combat readiness patrol’ close to island

By Eric Cheung and Helen Regan, CNN A delegation of United States lawmakers arrived in Taiwan on Tuesday sparking immediate condemnation from China, with Beijing describing the trip as an “act of provocation.” The unspecified group landed in Taipei on a Boeing C-40A military plane shortly after 6 p.m. local time, according to flight details

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What to do after a winter storm

What to do after a winter storm

Stacker compiled recommendations from the National Weather Service, the Department of Homeland Security, and other experts to put together this list of steps to take after a winter storm hits. Whether you need a refresher, a checklist, or a boost of confidence if you’re already on top of all of these suggestions, we’re here to help you brush up on what to do and how to prepare for the aftermath of a winter storm.

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DOJ opens environmental justice probe of Alabama health departments, the first under 1964 law

By Christina Carrega, CNN The US Department of Justice has launched an investigation into whether the Alabama Department of Public Health and the Lowndes County Health Department have put Black residents at a higher risk of disease by failing to properly rid their communities of raw sewage. This is the first environmental justice investigation the

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Cómo la fotografía y la narración de historias pueden convertir la apatía en acción por el clima

Ángela Reyes Cristina Mittermeier es una bióloga marina y activista pionera en el campo de la fotografía conservacionista y del clima. En 2014 cofundó SeaLegacy, una red de narradores que alimentan una comunidad centrada en restaurar la salud del océano. En 2020, Mittermeier anunció Only One, que utiliza el poder de los medios de comunicación

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