Norway Is Drilling in the Arctic. Europe Is Letting It Happen. Read More »
Climate, SAN NewsNorway supplies 30 percent of Europe’s gas. Its existing fields are declining. It is reopening wells shut down in 1998, dropping its renewable energy targets, and drilling into the pristine Barents Sea. This is what an energy security crisis looks like when you trade one geopolitical dependency for another. ⚡ SAN Energy & Climate ·
Republicans Have a Data Center Problem, and the Clock Is Running Out Read More »
Climate, Politics, SAN NewsVoters are angry about their electric bills. A lot of them blame the massive AI data centers going up near their neighborhoods. House Republicans know it. They just can’t agree on what to do about it before November. Republicans Have a Data Center Problem, and the Clock Is Running Out | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable
The Swan That Crash Landed Into a Bramble Patch, and the Diving Catch That Saved Him Read More »
Rescue Network, SAN NewsThe Swan That Crash Landed Into a Bramble Patch, and the Diving Catch That Saved Him | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Rescue Network Wildlife Rehabilitation The Swan That Crash Landed Into a Bramble Patch, and the Diving Catch That Saved Him A member of the public’s call about a swan tangled between a
After Twenty Years in a Cage, a Moon Bear Finally Learns to Choose Freedom on Her Own Terms | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Rescue Network Wildlife Rehabilitation After Twenty Years in a Cage, a Moon Bear Finally Learns to Choose Freedom on Her Own Terms Lelly spent two decades in total darkness on
In Beirut, a Bond the War Could Not Break Read More »
Rescue Network, Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN NewsIn Beirut, a Bond the War Could Not Break | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Rescue Network Animal Welfare In Beirut, a Bond the War Could Not Break A young man wakes from a coma after his home is bombed and asks about his cats before almost anything else. Weeks later, still recovering and
From a French Circus Wagon to Queen of the Enclosure: The Story of Lioness Nala Read More »
Lions, Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN News, Stop Wildlife Crime, Wildlife & Racing ExtinctionA viral clip of a lioness posing in a homemade accessory made from enrichment toys is easy to scroll past as pure comic relief. Behind it sits a years long rescue that stretched across three countries and ended with Nala finally getting to simply be a lion. From a French Circus Wagon to Queen of
Thirteen Surgeries in One Day: Inside the Real Cost of Keeping a Rescue Running Read More »
Rescue Network, Animals & Wildlife Welfare, SAN NewsA pair of bonded dogs waiting for a joint adoption, a litter of polydactyl kittens pulled off a scorching rooftop, and a single Wednesday that produced thirteen emergency surgeries all point to the same quiet truth behind every viral rescue video: the moment the cameras stop rolling is when the real work, and the real
How the Price of Power, Not Gasoline, Became the New Political Battleground Read More »
SAN News, ClimateFor half a century, the number on a gas station sign was the closest thing American and European politics had to a universal economic mood ring. That role now belongs to something far less visible: the monthly electric bill, pushed higher by artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and a power grid straining to keep up with
Behind the Cheapest Gas in the Northeast: What the Freedom Fuel Lawsuit Actually Alleges Read More »
Climate, SAN NewsFreedom Fuel Network became a national talking point this summer for selling gasoline well below market price across Pennsylvania and South Jersey. A federal lawsuit filed against one of its fuel suppliers now raises a harder question: how a chain nobody could quite identify the owners of was able to undercut every competitor on the
Florida’s Record Pace of Executions Continues With Three More Scheduled This September Read More »
Death Penalty, SAN NewsFlorida’s Record Pace of Executions Continues With Three More Scheduled This September | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Criminal Justice & Policy Developing Story Criminal Justice Florida’s Record Pace of Executions Continues With Three More Scheduled This September Governor Ron DeSantis has signed death warrants for three men whose cases span five decades, keeping