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Full Coverage of this storyThe US is sitting out the most consequential climate summit in a decade. It may offer a victory to China
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Full Coverage of this storyLarry Fink’s BlackRock loses bid to dismiss Texas climate collusion claims
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Chicago weather: Air Quality Alert extended through Saturday night
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Air quality in Minneapolis ranks 2nd worst in the world Friday, with alert stretching through weekend
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Full Coverage of this storyKamala Harris leaves an opening for a California climate champion
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Kamala Harris says system is ‘broken,’ criticizes ‘capitulation’ under Trump
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Kamala Harris tells Stephen Colbert that U.S. democracy is ‘broken’
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Full Coverage of this storyFlames to floods: how Europe’s devastating wildfires are fuelling its next climate crisis
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Full Coverage of this storyUS-EU trade deal could lock bloc into fossil fuel dependency
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Markets slump on tariffs and jobs data as Trump fires labor bureau statistics chief
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DOE pulls $4.9B plug — Massive transmission grid project shaken
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Full Coverage of this storyMarine climate interventions can have unintended consequences – we need to manage the risks
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Climate interventions to save our oceans need stronger governance
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Full Coverage of this storyAI Is Fast-Tracking Climate Research, From Weather Forecasts to Sardines
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Trump’s environmental policies are reshaping everyday life. Here’s how.
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Full Coverage of this storyA California heat wave is coming. Here's when temperatures will rise
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Full Coverage of this storyThe Biggest US LNG Exporter Is Claiming a Massive Tax Credit for Using Its Cargo as an ‘Alternative’ Fuel
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Private Companies Step up to Gather Weather Data for NOAA as Staffing Cuts Hobble Agency Forecasting
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Relief From The Extreme Heat Is On Way For Millions. Here's When It Is Set To Arrive
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A dramatic cooldown is on the way for the US. But it comes with a cost
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Temperatures may drop across US after grueling summer heat — but here's why these lower temps come with a cost
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Full Coverage of this storyGlaciers On Mars Are Mostly Water Ice, Study Finds
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Good news for Mars settlers? Red Planet glaciers are mostly pure water ice, study suggests
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The Prototype: There’s Plenty Of Water On Mars For Future Colonists
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New discovery reveals Mars glaciers are not just rock and dust; they might be hiding the most essential c
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Full Coverage of this storyCatastrophe bond sales are having a major moment
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Companies Are Starting To Get The Big Picture On Climate Action
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Climate response investment promises paybacks
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Full Coverage of this storyMassive Ocean Regime Shift, Alarming
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Full Coverage of this storyOur Four Seasons Are Breaking Down – Here’s What Climate Scientists Say Comes Next
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Climate change: new method can more accurately attribute environmental harm to individual polluters
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The remarkable rise of “greenhushing”
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‘Greenhushing’ bears a steep cost for the world’s biggest brands, report finds
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Full Coverage of this storyScientist who led climate change issues at USDA might challenge Kean
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Full Coverage of this storyReport exposes key players spreading climate disinformation
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Full Coverage of this storyCould Cohousing Save Your Life in a Climate Disaster?
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A bolt is born! Atmospheric events underpinning lightning strikes explained
Lightning on Earth is sparked by a powerful chain reaction from outer space, simulations show
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How Does Lightning Start? New Research Provides a Groundbreaking Theory
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Full Coverage of this storyHouston hit 100 degrees only twice so far. Here's why it's weird
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Houston weather forecast: Increasing rain chances this weekend
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Flood threat returns to Houston this weekend
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Don’t Be Fooled by the Clouds—It’ll Still Feel Like 100 degrees!
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Algae blooms spotted on Rio Grande in Northern New Mexico
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Ravaged after a 12-day war with Israel, Iran is now closing in on 'day zero'
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Iranian president says country is on brink of dire water crisis
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July’s heat set a new record for Raleigh. Plus, the fall forecast for North Carolina
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Tracking dangerous heat: 2025 is hottest July on record in the Triangle
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Full Coverage of this storyMelting glaciers in Turkey signal severe climate crisis
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The climate lobby is losing control
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Scientists develop revolutionary method to keep dangerous toxins out of rivers and lakes: 'It holds strong potential'
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Shifting hotspot of tropical cyclone clusters in a warming climate
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Bad news for the planet - the carbon budget will run out in less than three years and most countries have yet to deliver their climate plan to the UN
Confirmed - the world is already above 1.5°C of global warming and the window to avoid climate disaster is virtually closed
Paris Agreement temperature limits increasingly out of reach
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New study warns the world is running out of time to avoid the worst impacts of climate change
World has less than three years to avert worst climate impacts, scientists warn
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