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Commercial Fishermen Chart New Course After Trump’s Push To Deregulate AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty/2025

Commercial Fishermen Chart New Course After Trump’s Push To Deregulate

Many fishing groups believe deregulation is needed to revitalize the industry. Scientists and conservation groups say catch limits and other regulations are critical to prevent overfishing and keep fish populations healthy.

Canada’s New PM Wants To Make His Country An ‘Energy Superpower’ AP Photo/Alberto Pezzali/2025

Canada’s New PM Wants To Make His Country An ‘Energy Superpower’

Mark Carney has promised to partner with Indigenous peoples. He’s also promised to fast-track extractive energy projects.

The Environmental Policy Backed By Free-Market Republicans Laia Ros/Getty Images via Grist

The Environmental Policy Backed By Free-Market Republicans

The right to repair can reduce emissions and pollution. But for conservatives, it’s “a freedom and liberty issue.”

Sudden Dismissal Of Staff At Health Agencies Threatens Accountability Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2016

Sudden Dismissal Of Staff At Health Agencies Threatens Accountability

FOIA requests to HHS agencies have led to significant shifts in public health regulation and policy.

Proposed Rule Change On Endangered Species Of Particular Concern in Hawaiʻi AP Photo/Brian Skoloff/2019

Proposed Rule Change On Endangered Species Of Particular Concern in Hawaiʻi

Hawaiʻi has more endangered species than any other state, so elimination of habitat protections could be felt deeply here.

ICE Has Broad But Not Unlimited Power To Detain And Arrest Noncitizens Bryan Cox/ICE via AP/2017

ICE Has Broad But Not Unlimited Power To Detain And Arrest Noncitizens

The immigration agency is bound by constitutional and other legal restrictions, including noncitizens’ rights to make their case in court to remain in the U.S.

Congress Tables Proxy Voting So State Lawmakers Seek Solutions For Parents Flickr

Congress Tables Proxy Voting So State Lawmakers Seek Solutions For Parents

Hawaiʻi House Minority Leader Lauren Matsumoto says she was denied the chance to vote remotely when she gave birth to her daughter in late 2019.

Schools And Communities Can Help Children Bounce Back After Distressing Wildfires David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024

Schools And Communities Can Help Children Bounce Back After Distressing Wildfires

One study found that despite experiencing profound loss, many children express an eagerness to rebuild.

Deep-Sea Mining Threatens Sea Life In A Way No One Is Thinking About Courtesy: NOAA

Deep-Sea Mining Threatens Sea Life In A Way No One Is Thinking About

The extraction process involves dumping debris into the thriving midwater zone.