No, the 1.5°C Climate Target Is Not Dead
COP27's conclusion did not include India's proposal for a phase down of fossil fuels, but there is still a chance for optimism and hope.
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Could Urban Greenspaces Be Even More Green, Economical,...
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What Are Ice Shelves and Why Do They...
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How Do We Make Wastewater Treatment Plants the...
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How Does North Dakota Overcome Their Oil Woes?
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Old-Growth Forests Are Special. Why Are They Under...
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Could Capturing Carbon Help Combat Climate Change?
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Natural Gas Compressor Stations: Carbon Emissions Aren’t the...
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5 Stops on the Outer Space Walking Tour
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Could the Economic Recovery from Coronavirus Improve Climate...
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Solar Power Is Clean and Cheap, But Still...
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Climate Change Might Mean More Jellyfish, What Does...
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What’s the Deal With All This Plastic Straw...
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As Hurricane Season Worsens, Where Do We Go...
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Does Every Climate Pledge Need to Center Carbon...
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Which Penguin Species Are You?
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Lab-Grown Meat: Future Climate Solution or Icky Science...
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Quiz: How Many Mice Are in Your Walls?
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How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded...
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Is “Implementation” the Right Theme for COP27?
This year's UN Climate Change Conference aims to implement climate plans. It isn't the "first" talk of implementation, but some plans still fall short.
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Will Climate Activists Find Success by Targeting Artwork?
Climate activists have thrown food and glued themselves to famous paintings. Will their actions inspire people or divide them?
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How Can Soy Reduce Its Environmental Impact?
Soy is a staple in much of our food, but it's associated with monocropping, pesticides, and deforestation. How can soy be more sustainable?
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The World Has Reached Some Climate Tipping Points, But Is Fending Off Others
Can climate change get any worse from here? Scientists present some good news and bad news about where we are at in a September study.
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Eastern Hemlocks Are Declining. Here’s Why That Matters.
Eastern Hemlock trees, which store more carbon than many other species, are being attacked by invasive insects. Why does this matter?
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Recovery After Hurricane Ian Begins, but Climate Change Looms
Recovery after Hurricane Ian, which killed dozens in Cuba and the U.S., will be arduous as climate change continues to be a main player.
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Yes, Climate Change Did Affect Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian, one of the five most powerful U.S. hurricanes, killed dozens and cost billions, all with climate change in the background.
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Were We Prepared for September’s Historic Extreme Weather?
September saw a heat wave in the West, a storm surge in Alaska, and Hurricane Fiona in the Caribbean, stemming from overall unpreparedness.
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EPISODE SWAP! “Hazard NJ” Episode 2: America’s Biggest Crime Scene
“Hazard NJ” takes a look at the polluted Passaic River, the uncertain timeline of its cleanup, and how storms can worsen the pollution.
