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What the World Court’s latest climate change ruling means for the U.S.
The court, created as part of the United Nations in 1945, affirmed that countries must uphold existing international laws ...
Why Climate Solutions Are Failing The People Who Need Them Most—And How We Can Change That
As climate change accelerates, its impacts are being felt most acutely by those who have contributed the least to the problem ...
EPA head Lee Zeldin defends repealing Obama-era climate change regulation when pressed by CNN host
Zeldin defends decision to axe EPA statute regulating auto, aviation and energy industries, calling it largest deregulatory ...
New Mexico environment leaders push back at EPA’s proposed climate change rollback
New Mexico climate groups struck a defiant tone in the wake of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s plan to dismantle ...
Strong airplane turbulence more likely with summer heat, climate change
Greg Feith, a pilot and former National Transportation Safety Board investigator, said climate change is leading to warmer ...
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Climate change is pushing up the cost of Florida's crops
The price of oranges, for example, has increased by 26% since 2019 due to rising labor costs, lingering supply chain issues, ...
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Researchers say extreme weather due to climate change negatively impacting festivals, sports events
A new study suggests extreme weather caused by climate change is disrupting more and more large events, like festivals and ...
Climate change driving major algae surge in Canada's lakes, study finds
Algal growth is accelerating in lakes across Canada, including those far from human development, and a new study shows that ...
Reader Q&A: Has climate change really made wildfires and storms worse and more frequent?
A reader asks if climate change has fueled the increase in wildfires and severe storms. The answer seems clear.