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Decarbonizing buildings: it’s tedious, but oh so necessary.
read moreDecarbonizing buildings: it’s tedious, but oh so necessary.
read moreHigh-speed trains already compete with planes in many parts of the world. They also have far lower carbon emissions.
read moreThe Trump administration thinks the next frontier is the moon—but Kelly doesn’t agree.
read moreClimate change can also bring extreme cold. Here are three things we think people need to know about Winter Storm Jayden, the latest polar vortex to engulf the country and climate change.
read moreSomewhere in China, a billion cockroaches scuttle through a moat-surrounded factory.
read moreThe hollowed-out section is two-thirds the size of Manhattan.
read moreAs a polar vortex sweeps across the nation, we are again forced to confront the new realities of a changing climate. Luckily, some architects and designers are collaborating with scientists, engineers, and environmentalists to develop solutions to social and environmental issues caused by global warming.
read moreFour climate activists attempted to shut down the Enbridge Line 3 and Line 4 pipelines, which carry oil from Canada’s tar sands region into the U.S., on Monday.
read moreNEW DELHI — Rising temperatures in the Himalayas, home to most of the world’s tallest mountains, will melt at least one-third of the region’s glaciers by the end of the century even if the world’s most ambitious climate change targets are met, according to a report released Monday.
read moreThese are generally wise goals, but some concerns about the details caused eight major environmental groups — including the Sierra Club, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and the Environmental Defense Fund — to decline to sign the letter.
read moreThe polar vortex is chilling the Midwest, and cable news is using the occasion to talk at length about climate change.
read moreThe Brazilian president’s pro-business agenda will be a test of American companies’ commitment to the environment.
read moreA new analysis from the Brookings Institution shows that many of the states and counties with the most to lose from climate change have been voting for candidates least likely to do something about it.
read moreYet Inference also has contributions from well-known intellectuals and scientists.
read moreOn Earth or on Mars, flooding can spell destruction for flourishing communities of microbes.
read more16-year-old Greta Thunberg kickstarted the protests last year.
read more“The effects of a changing climate are a national security issue with potential impacts to Department of Defense (DoD or the Department) missions, operational plans, and installations.”
read moreThe Doomsday Clock is set two minutes from midnight. Here’s why we should be worried.
read moreThe curious death of Initiative 1631 and what it says about the future of addressing climate change.
read moreCalifornia’s new governor started his term with gusto this month, presenting a set of policy proposals that should improve the state’s chances of hitting its ambitious climate targets
read moreA key activist group has quietly dropped its support for carbon-capture technology, which scientists say will be crucial to fighting global warming.
read moreClimate change could take a greater toll on global health than previously estimated.
read more“That’s just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. As the Antarctic ice sheet continues to melt away, we expect multi-meter sea level rise from Antarctica in the coming centuries,”
read moreCalifornia has a wildfire problem — and it’s been getting worse and worse thanks to climate change. As communities figure out how best to prepare for future wildfires, some are calling in an unstoppable force of nature: goats.
read morePG&E faces billions of dollars in liability from wildfires exacerbated by rising temperatures and drought.
read moreSeawater temperature is rising faster than predicted, which is likely to worsen extreme weather events around the world
read moreIt’s an ominous sign for America’s ability to meet its goals under the Paris Agreement on climate change.
read moreHave you ever heard the credo “every day, once a day, give yourself a present?” It comes from Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks, and personally, I live by it.I propose a slight modification: Every day, once a day, give your future self a present … by doing something to counteract climate change. Certainly less catchy, but a more noble motto nonetheless.
read moreThe Washington governor believes his focus on the environment will resonate with voters. But can he persuade enough Americans to pay attention to him?
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