The Environmental News Specialists

From: DC News Bureau

The Dirty Deadly Front End of Nuclear Power — 15,000 Abandoned Uranium Mines (Pt. 1)
- by EnviroNews DC News Bureau
- DC News Bureau, USA
Medical Waste Madness — ‘The Devil’s Work’ — Stericycle Plant Whistleblower Tells All (Documentary)
- by EnviroNews DC News Bureau
- DC News Bureau, USA
Take a Walk on a Leaky Uintah Basin Oil Well With a Whistleblowing Oil and Gas CEO
- by EnviroNews DC News Bureau
- DC News Bureau, USA
Neil Young on Climate Change, Keystone XL and Tar Sands at the Cowboy and Indian Alliance in DC
- by EnviroNews DC News Bureau
- DC News Bureau, Nature, USA
Lions and Tigers and… Sage Grouse? Oh My! — The Granddaddy Endangered Species Battle of Them All
- by EnviroNews Nature
- Nature, USA

Video: EnviroNews Films Rare White Deer as More Amazing Wildlife Emerges During COVID-19 Lockdowns

(EnviroNews California) -- Hayfork, California -- With people staying inside during the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been a good number of extraordinary animal sightings in cities around the world. According to the BBC, dolphins have gone further into the Bosphorus in Instanbul. Wild boars are emboldened and more prevalent ...

In a 56 Seconds, Trump Praises Nancy Pelosi, Defends Bill Clinton, Calls for Bush Jr’s Impeachment for ‘Lying’ over Iraq War

(EnviroNews Politics Desk) -- Video footage from an interview in 2008 between President Donald Trump and CNN's Wolf Blitzer has resurfaced and is raising eyebrows across the country. In the segment, Trump says he "[likes] Nancy Pelosi a lot," that she should have impeached President George W. Bush for ...

Recap: Students, Activists, Rock Downtown Oakland at March for Our Lives (Raw Video Coverage)

(EnviroNews California) -- Oakland, CA -- Students, poets, singers and activists took to the podium on March 25, 2018, at the historic March for Our Lives demonstration in Oakland, California. The event was attended by over 3,000 people and was a vibrant part of what news agencies and research ...

Utah Tribes Demand Cabinet Position, Lawmaker Breaks into Tears over Mistreatment of Natives

(EnviroNews Utah) -- Salt Lake City, Utah -- Amidst frustration over a recent lack of progress on Native American concerns, several tribal leaders aligned with representatives of the Utah House Minority in an effort to advance the discussion. Their demand was simple: they want to see the Director of ...

800 Students, Grades 5-12, Shake the Walls at Utah State Capitol over Hazardous Air Pollution

(EnviroNews Utah) -- Salt Lake City, Utah -- Marching to the state capitol in Salt Lake City on a beautiful but chilly, pre-spring day, more than 800 students from campuses like Rowland Hall (one hour, three minutes, one-way on foot) the Madeleine Choir School (seventeen minutes, one-way), the McGillis ...

True or False: Three Mile Island: America’s Worst Nuclear Accident? — Expert Weighs In (and the Answer Might Surprise You) (Pt.7)

(EnviroNews DC News Bureau) -- Editor’s Note: The following news piece represents the seventh in a 15-part mini-series titled, Nuclear Power in Our World Today, featuring nuclear authority, engineer and whistleblower Arnie Gundersen. The EnviroNews USA special encompasses a wide span of topics, ranging from Manhattan-era madness to the ...

‘Alleluia Anyway’: Soothing the Fire-Stricken Communities of NorCal With Original Choir Music

(EnviroNews California) -- Santa Rosa, California -- "The fires came down and burned night and day. All we could do is watch and pray. They left the landscape all black and grey -- Alleluia anyway." Those were the words sung on December 10, 2017, by soloist, conductor and Music ...

After Elders, Activists Camp 5 Yrs. in Wilderness at Experimental Utah Tar Sands Mine, Company Buckles, Files Bankruptcy

(EnviroNews Utah) -- Vernal, Utah -- The following video report emanates from a demonstration at the PR Springs tar sands test site on the Tavaputs Plateau in late September of 2017. The transcript reads as follows: Emerson Urry (Narrating): In a remarkable turn of events in late September, grandmas ...

Dams Place 39 US Reactors in Line of Fire Says Nuclear Expert — Fukushima-Style Scenarios Possible (Pt. 6)

(EnviroNews DC News Bureau) -- Editor's Note: The following news piece represents the sixth in a 15-part mini-series titled, Nuclear Power in Our World Today, featuring nuclear authority, engineer and whistleblower Arnie Gundersen. The EnviroNews USA special encompasses a wide span of topics, ranging from Manhattan-era madness to ...

Should GE’s Mark 1 Nuclear Reactor Be Recalled Worldwide Like a Faulty Unsafe Automobile? (Pt. 5)

(EnviroNews DC Bureau) -- Editor's Note: The following news piece represents the fifth in a 15-part mini-series titled, Nuclear Power in Our World Today, featuring nuclear authority, engineer and whistleblower Arnie Gundersen. The EnviroNews USA special encompasses a wide span of topics, ranging from Manhattan-era madness to the ...

Watch: Ever Seen an American White Pelican Walk on Water? (Video)

(EnviroNews Nature) -- Heber, Utah -- The American white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) is an amazing bird to say the least. It can even walk on water. Well, ok, maybe it hops on water with the assistance of a few wing beats, but it's still pretty impressive. But hopping on ...

Watch: Rare Event: Psychoactive San Pedro Cactus Flower Blooming (Awesome Time-lapse)

(EnviroNews California) -- Monte Rio, California -- It's a rare event that typically takes one of these spiny green cacti a decade or more to achieve: the first opening of its strikingly white flower. When the San Pedro cactus does finally bloom, spectators are lucky to see its blossom ...

Carol Surveyor: Challenging Rep. Chris Stewart, Aiming to Become 1st Native American Congresswoman Ever

(EnviroNews Utah) -- Salt Lake City, Utah -- On July 21, 2017, at an LBGTQ bar called the "Sun Trap" in Salt Lake City, Carol Surveyor announced her candidacy for Utah's 2nd Congressional District. She runs as a Democrat, and if elected, will be the first Native American ...

How Fast Could U.S. Be Weaned off Fossil Fuels With Investment in a Real Electric Grid? RFK Jr. Weighs in

(EnviroNews DC News Bureau) -- Park City, Utah -- In this final segment of an extensive EnviroNews interview and follow-up video series with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the environmental leader looks at the future of the electric energy grid. “We need smart transmission, we need smart grid technology, ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: ‘If you believe in markets, you have to believe the era of coal has ended’

(EnviroNews DC News Bureau) -- Park City, Utah -- “Anything that Trump does is not going to bring back a single coal job, not one,” said environmental activist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. “If you believe in markets, you have to believe that the era of coal has ended.” Kennedy, ...