July 10, 2020

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Top News from Our Warming World

Supreme Court Shakes Up Oil Industry, Rules Half of Oklahoma Land Belongs to Native Tribes – E&E News

Smooth Handfish Becomes First Modern-Day Marine Fish Declared Extinct – Scientific American

Northern Right Whales Are on the Brink, and Trump Could Be Their Last Hope – The New York Times

350 Facilities Skip Reporting Water Pollution Under Temporary EPA Rule – The Hill

Q&A: An Environmental Justice Champion’s Journey From Rural Alabama to Biden’s Climate Task Force – InsideClimate News

Major Covid-Related Emissions Drop Still ‘No Cause for Cheer’ – Bloomberg

NOAA Officials Feared Firings After Trump’s Hurricane Claims, Inspector General Says – The New York Times

Brazil Bans Fires in Amazon Rainforest as Investors Demand Results – Reuters

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