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Stalling Coal’s Decline

We go to Kemmerer, Wyoming to find out how residents are handling the move away from coal, and hear from economist Robert Godby who offers an explanation as to why the state has been so slow to transition to coal alternatives. Reporter/Camera: Steve Baragona …

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Nigerian Students Join Global Fight for Climate Action

Sixteen-year old Faithwins Iwuh — who is sometimes referred to as Nigeria’s Greta Thunberg — wants Nigeria to contribute to the global fight against climate change. To achieve this, she started planting trees around her school and neighborhood, and recycles used plastic bags into shower caps. Iwuh says she has …

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EPA Seeks to Rewrite Rules on Lead Contamination in Water

The Trump administration Thursday proposed a rewrite of rules for dealing with lead pipes contaminating drinking water, but critics say the changes appear to give water systems decades more time to replace pipes leaching dangerous amounts of toxic lead. Contrary to regulatory rollbacks in many other environmental areas, the administration …

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Trump Administration Touts Drop in US Border Arrivals

VOA’s Victoria Macchi contributed to this report. The Trump administration is touting a drop in enforcement actions along the U.S.-Mexico border for a fourth straight month as proof it is successfully reducing illegal immigration into the United States. “This administration’s strategies have brought about results — dramatic results,” Acting Customs …

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Power Cuts in California Take Residents by Surprise

California power company Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) cut power Wednesday to millions of Californians due to high winds that could down power lines sparking wildfires. Utilities companies have warned for months that cutoffs were possible, but the power cut seems to have caught many by surprise.   Twitter was …

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Russian Justice Ministry Brands Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation a ‘Foreign Agent’

Russia’s Justice Ministry has branded opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s nonprofit Anti-Corruption Foundation a “foreign agent” under a 2012 law that was widely criticized by the West for stigmatizing groups with the designation. Navalny quickly rejected the ministry’s Wednesday announcement, saying Russian authorities fear his foundation (FBK) because of the evidence …

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Biles Wins 15th World Title as US Claims Team Gold

U.S. gymnastics star Simone Biles clinched a record-extending 15th world championship gold medal Tuesday as the Americans won the women’s team title in Stuttgart. Biles, 22, collected her 21st medal at the championships to become the most decorated women’s gymnast, taking her one clear of Russia’s Svetlana Khorkina. She also …

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Migrant Deaths in Mediterranean This Year Top 1,000

The International Organization for Migration reports fatalities from a shipwreck Monday off the coast of the Italian island of Lampedusa has pushed the migrant death toll on the Mediterranean Sea this year to 1071. The boat, which capsized seven miles from the coast of Lampedusa, reportedly departed from Tunisia with …

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Saturn Surpasses Jupiter as Planet with Most Moons

Researchers say Saturn has overtaken Jupiter as the planet in our solar system with the most number of moons. U.S. scientists announced Monday that 20 new moons have been found orbiting Saturn, bringing the total number of moons around that planet to 82. That beats Jupiter’s 79 moons. Researchers say …

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Gaming Out Political Impacts of Impeachment Probe

The Democratic-led impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives is expanding, but its fate in Congress and national political impact remain far from certain. VOA spoke with several legal and political commentators about how the high-stakes process is developing, its likelihood of removing the president from office, and impact on the …

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Thousands Protest Ukraine Leader’s Peace Plan

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in central Kyiv on Sunday to protest broader autonomy for separatist territories, part of a plan to end a war with Russian-backed fighters. Protesters chanted “No to surrender!”, with some holding placards critical of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in the crowd, which police said had swelled to …

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Thousands in Scottish Capital March for Independence

Thousands marched in Edinburgh Saturday calling for Scottish independence, with a possible British exit from the European Union just weeks away and calls growing for a fresh vote in Scotland on breaking from Britain. The demonstrators, many carrying Scottish flags, some wearing kilts and a few playing musical instruments – …

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Scores of Somali Refugees Return Home From Yemen

The International Organization for Migration has helped 143 Somali refugees, stranded in war-torn Yemen, return home earlier this week.   The group of Somali refugees, including 56 children, set off by boat from the port of Aden on Monday and arrived at the port of Berbera in Somaliland the following …

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