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Lake Powells total capacity is shrinking, report shows


CNN


Lake Powell, the second-largest US reservoir, has lost 7% of storage capacity since 1963 due to drought and sediment buildup. Water levels are at 25%, impacting water supply for millions in the West. Concerns grow over water shortages and hydropower generation. The Colorado River system faces challenges from drought and climate change. Assistant Secretary Trujillo emphasizes the need for scientific data to plan for the future.



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U.S. Says Sudans R.S.F. Committed Genocide and Sanctions Its Leader


The New York Times


The United States accuses Sudanese paramilitary group of genocide in Darfur conflict. Secretary of State Blinken singles out Rapid Support Forces for ethnically targeted violence. Treasury Department imposes sanctions on RSF leader and UAE companies for trading weapons and gold. Blinken condemns systematic murders, rapes, and brutal violence against civilians.



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Samsung to launch a unique trifold smartphone this year


GSM Arena


Samsung is reportedly set to launch a tri-fold smartphone in the second half of 2025, following Huawei’s Mate XT. The device will have limited availability, less than 300,000 units. It is expected to be priced high and feature a unique folding mechanism for improved durability. The screen sizes will vary based on the folding direction. No under-display camera will be included.



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Bigbox stores could help slash emissions and save millions by installing solar panels on their roofs. So why arent more of them doing it


CNN


Many big-box stores and shopping malls in the US are turning to solar power to reduce energy costs and emissions. Retail giants like Walmart and Target have vast rooftop and parking lot space that can be utilized for solar panels. Advocates emphasize the economic and environmental benefits of this clean energy transition, urging more companies to invest in rooftop solar despite existing roadblocks.



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What’s in a name Trump set to wipe government language


Daily Maverick


Changes to government texts under President-elect Trump’s administration are expected to go beyond semantics, with references to climate change and LGBTQ+ rights likely to be downplayed or removed. Experts anticipate significant shifts in language and policies, including the potential erasure of environmental justice issues and the use of dehumanizing terms for immigrants. Concerns also arise regarding the treatment of transgender individuals.



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A list of half a million names shines new light on Dutch collaboration with Nazis


NPR


A digital archive in the Netherlands has published the names of 400,000 suspected Nazi collaborators, shedding new light on Dutch collaboration during WWII. The project, funded by the government, aims to make historical records more accessible. The release has personal and national implications, prompting discussions on collaboration and resistance during the Holocaust. Holocaust education is crucial as the number of survivors dwindles and misinformation about the Holocaust persists.



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