Water extraction and weight of buildings see half of China's cities sink
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Nearly half of China's major cities are sinking, researchers say
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Chinese cities are sinking rapidly
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Satellite Data Reveals Sinking Risk for China’s Cities
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270 million people are living on sinking land in China’s major cities, new study finds
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Lethal West Africa heatwave made worse by human induced climate change
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Climate change: Deadly African heatwave 'impossible' without warming
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Deadly heat in West Africa warns of climate change-driven scorchers to come, says report
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Deadly Sahel heatwave caused by ‘human-induced’ climate change: Study
Lethal heatwave in Sahel worsened by fossil fuel burning, study finds
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Did cloud seeding cause Dubai floods? Why experts say no
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'We've never seen anything like this': Dubai Airports CEO expects normal service within 24 hours after flood chaos
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Dubai's Extraordinary Flooding: Here's What to Know
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What is cloud seeding? Torrential Dubai rain sparks questions about weather modification
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Once praised, settlement to help sickened BP oil spill workers leaves most with nearly nothing
By Michael Phillis & Travis Loller
Plastic-production emissions could triple to one-fifth of Earth’s carbon budget
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Playing God With the Atmosphere
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California bill to eliminate plastic ‘reusable’ shopping bags advances
By Danielle Dawson
California bill that would ban plastic bags advances in State Legislature
Plan to ban plastic grocery bags clears first hurdle in California Senate
By Alan Riquelmy
Senator Blakespear Advances Bill Targeting Plastic Bag Loophole in California Senate Committee
By Ben J. Costas
After single-use plastic bag ban backfired, Calif. lawmakers advance ban on reusable plastic
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Two endangered black-footed ferrets cloned from frozen tissue samples
By Gloria Oladipo
Officials have cloned two black-footed ferrets, an endangered species - The Washington Post
By Dino Grandoni
Cells at San Diego Zoo lead to cloning of endangered horse
2 More Endangered Ferrets Have Been Cloned from Critter Frozen in the 1980s
By Brenton Blanchet
Two Endangered Ferrets Cloned From Genes of Frozen Critter
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Drought Pushes Millions Into 'Acute Hunger' in Southern Africa
By Somini Sengupta & Manuela Andreoni
Scientists trying to protect wildlife from extinction as climate change raises risk to species around the globe
By David Schechter, Grace Manthey & Tracy J. Wholf
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Getting to the other side of the biodiversity crisis
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Full Coverage of this storyPuerto Rican parrot threatened by more intense, climate-driven hurricanes
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Record-breaking ocean heat triggers massive coral reef bleaching
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Florida researchers just discovered a way to turn CO2 into plastic
By Jessica Hullinger
Number of dead sawfish soars to 40 as reports of spinning fish continue to roll in
By Anastasia Pavlinskaya
Endangered Florida Keys fish are spinning, then dying; here’s what we know
By Jillian Delaney
Mysterious Sawfish Die-Off Sparks Urgent Rescue Mission
By Melissa Cristina Márquez
Fish are mysteriously spinning in circles and dying in Florida. And scientists don't know why
What's Killing Endangered Sawfish in Florida?
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Climate change will make you poorer, according to a new report
By Samantha Delouya
Climate change may cost $38 trillion a year by 2049, study says
By Andrew Freedman
Costs of burning fossil fuels dwarf costs of energy transition: Report
By Saul Elbein
Climate Change Will Cost Global Economy $38 Trillion Every Year Within 25 Years, Scientists Warn
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New study calculates climate change's economic bite will hit about $38 trillion a year by 2049
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Full Coverage of this storyFor its next trick, Ottawa must unload the $34B Trans Mountain pipeline. It won't be easy
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Catalonia tourists may soon face water restrictions - but swimming pools spared as 'climate refuges'
Spanish drought pits tourists against locals in contest for water
By Barney Jopson
A couple uses a selfie stick to take a picture next to a banner warning tourists about a drought alert in Catalonia
Barcelona to get floating desalination plant to help fight drought in northeastern Spain
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West Coast soaked by astounding 51 atmospheric rivers this winter
By Hillary Andrews
Record ocean warming adds to dangers for native fish species, environment chief warns
By Eleni Varvitsioti
Ocean Heat Has Shattered Records for More Than a Year. What's Happening?
By Delger Erdenesanaa
Coral reefs in peril in a record-breaking year
By Ove Hoegh-Guldberg
The oceans are warming even faster than experts predicted, a change that's 'truly extraordinary'
Vidar Helgesen, assistant director-general of UNESCO: 'We need to save the oceans to save the planet'
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Centre tweaks green credit programme norms
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Northern Virginia, as part of regional approach, adopts goal of maintaining 50% tree canopy • Virginia Mercury
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Even gardens have a carbon footprint. Here's how to reduce the climate impact of urban farming
By Stephanie Cram
Parks Canada removes trash bins along Lachine Canal to spur citizen responsibility
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California designates Mojave desert tortoise as endangered
By Travis Schlepp
70 endangered desert tortoises reintroduced into wild
Critically endangered Mojave desert tortoises emerge from winter shelter
70 Endangered Tortoises Thriving in the Wild 6 Months After Release
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70 tortoises returned to wild by SD Zoo staff emerge from winter burrows
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Full Coverage of this storyHiltzik: Is the death of salmon fishing drawing near?
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Full Coverage of this storyDrought and high usage stressing Iowa’s water resources
By Mollie Swayne
10 things to do in Berkeley and Oakland on Earth Day
By Iris Kwok & Callie Rhoades
Oregon could place limits on river trash, ocean acidification
By April Ehrlich
Texas Is Headed for a Water Problem
By Anna Skinner
How well does Juneau recycle, and where does it all end up?
By Adelyn Baxter
Western States Could Make Billions Selling Renewable Energy, But They'll Need a Lot More Regional Transmission Lines
By Wyatt Myskow
Nickel miners in Indonesia destroying environment, threatening communities: report
By Resty Woro Yuniar
America's Top 10 Most Endangered Rivers Revealed
By Robyn White
Group wants public to help protect America's 'most endangered rivers'
By Dinah Voyles Pulver
Streams that supply drinking water in danger following 2023 Supreme Court decision that stripped wetlands protections: Report
By Julia Jacobo
Why a Connecticut river is named one of 'most endangered' in US
By Ed Stannard
New Mexico’s rivers are most threatened waterways in US, report finds
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Gypsum's biomass plant has closed, apparently permanently, leaving facility's future in doubt
By Scott Miller