New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Climate Change Superfund Act, charging oil and gas firms $75 billion over 25 years, causing controversy between environmental and business groups. While proponents argue that major polluters should pay for climate crisis impacts, critics question the practicality and legality of the bill. The legislation will result in significant charges for domestic and foreign energy producers like Saudi Aramco and Exxon, aiming to fund climate mitigation efforts in the state.
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Human remains found on Southern California shoreline on consecutive days
Authorities in Southern California are investigating after human body parts, including legs, were found on the shoreline of Palos Verdes Estates by a family on Christmas morning and later by beachgoers. Additional remains were discovered near the 6800 block of Paseo del Mar, with police using dogs trained to detect human remains. Investigators have not ruled out any possibilities and are looking into potential links to previous findings in the area, including a skull and...
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