This is the 657th edition of the Spotlight on Green News & Views (previously known as the Green Diary Rescue). Here is the Nov. 14 edition. Inclusion of
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Environmental activist calls damage that Trump’s wall has inflicted on the land ‘incalculable’
Laiken Jordahl of the Center for Biological Diversity writes in The New York Times that the damage impeached president Donald Trump’s border wall has inflicted on
Cloud Cities of Venus: Settling Earth’s Twin
Four billion years ago, Venus, Earth and Mars each held the promise of supporting life, with oceans, supportive climates, and the chemical ingredients of biology.
The Chernobyl Liquidators
☢️April 26, 1986 was the date of the worst nuclear disaster in history. ☢️ What was supposed to be a standard safety test, ended up
AP Top Stories November 28 P
Here’s the latest for Friday November 28th: USS Nimitz back in the Middle East; Milwaukee County finishes recount in Wisconsin; Paris reopens department stores; Fans
Why Do Razor Blades Dull so Quickly?
If you shave regularly, you may have noticed your razor blades don’t cut as well after just a few uses. But why do razors get
U.S. coronavirus cases hit new single-day high while millions travel for holiday
While millions are traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday, thousands are hospitalized across the U.S. and COVID-19 cases keep going up. CBS News’ Michael George reports
President-elect Biden considering appointing members of the LGBTQ+ community to his cabinet
President-elect Joe Biden is set to have one of the most diverse cabinets the nation has ever seen. Advocates and allies are hoping that diversity
Biden’s plans to return to nuclear deal with Tehran could be nixed by assassination of scientist
In an August interview, Jake Sullivan—deputy chief of staff and director of policy planning for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and an aide to then-Vice President Joe Biden
You may have never heard of Judge Juan Torruella, but his death is another warning for January 5
The late Judge Juan Torruella, of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, was a remarkable man, as a glance at his obituaries show—the first Puerto
