Hurricane Hilary Prompts Unsettling Reactions from Angelenos
The category four hurricane that devastated regions of Mexico and the United States was largely impacted by climate change and variations from El Niño.
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UNEP: The Future of the World’s Leading Climate...
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3 Solutions to Power Plant Climate Impacts That...
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“Overpopulation” Is Not the Problem. Saying So Is...
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After the Montreal Protocol, Where Are We With...
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Climate Change Might Mean More Jellyfish, What Does...
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Sharks Have Survived Four Mass Extinctions, But Now,...
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Lab-Grown Meat: Future Climate Solution or Icky Science...
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Without a Global Governing Body, How Do Countries...
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7 Totally Frickin AWESOME Facts About Cows, And...
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5 Ways Mona Lisa Was a Climate Activist
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What Are Aerosols and How Do They Impact...
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Vanilla Prices Are Already Unstable. Could Cyclones Make...
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How Do We Make Wastewater Treatment Plants the...
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What Is Sustainable Housing and How Do We...
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Climate Change Makes It Harder to Grow Coffee...
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How Can Chicken Farms Reduce Their Carbon Footprints?
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Traffic: Drivers Are Burning Carbon Without Even Moving
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Canada’s Largest Gas Field Is Polluting First Nation...
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Vinyl Chloride: The Hazardous Chemical Released in Ohio’s Train Derailment
When Vinyl Chloride was spilled in Eastern Palestine, Ohio, it had drastic effects on human health. How can people stay protected moving forward?
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Human-Wildlife Conflict Is Rising. “Wildlife Damage Management” Could Help
Biologists say that new management strategies can help mitigate harm to both animals and humans.
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Colorado Takes Action on Major Oil and Gas Field
The Denver-Julesberg basin is contributing to increased air and water pollution in Colorado. How can the state shift towards clean energy?
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Congress’s Mountain Valley Pipeline Tactic Was Legal, But Bizarre
Congress’s jurisdiction stripping gambit proved successful in the Supreme Court, allowing this natural gas pipeline to proceed.
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Debt Ceiling Proves, Once Again, Climate Bipartisanship is Possible
In a polarized America, climate change policy could actually be a rallying cry for bipartisanship
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Can Permitting Barriers Be Overcome to Accelerate Clean Energy?
Clean energy projects can take several years to be approved in the U.S. How can permitting reform present a solution?
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Court Challenges are Unlikely to Overturn EPA’s New Emissions Standards
The EPA's new emissions standards follow the Clean Air Act, and the rules are more legal obligations than trailblazing actions.
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