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As property insurance crisis worsens, some lawmakers target Big Oil

Some state lawmakers are opening up a new line of attack in the effort to force oil companies to bear the cost of climate change effects.

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The toxic aftermath of the L.A.-area fires: Why contamination is keeping people out of their homes

Since the Eaton Fire, Altadena residents have found hazardous substances such as lead and asbestos on their properties, fueling fear, conflict and a patchwork of emerging research.
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As the weather warms, so can challenges for North Carolina's shellfish farmers

North Carolina shellfish farmers face numerous challenges including diseases, pollution, and climate change impacts.

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As tick bites surge, conspiracy theories follow

Where experts see climate change, others see the designs of a global cabal.
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Trump has created a climate opportunity

The American people have been led astray about what climate change means for their pocketbooks.
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Wall Street is betting big on clean energy tech

Fervo Energy's IPO could raise $1.8 billion in one of the largest renewable energy public offerings ever, signaling growing investor confidence in clean energy.

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Five things to know about Trump, China, and wind power

The two countries are headed in different directions on energy.
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Clean energy groups challenge North Carolina Utilities Commission chair’s order to pause solar projects

Environmental groups are urging North Carolina regulators to resume Duke’s 2026 solar procurement, warning delays could raise power costs and slow clean energy.

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Something startling is happening in the Gulf of Mexico

The waters of the Gulf of Mexico are heating up twice as fast as the global oceans, with huge implications for hurricane risk.

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How hot will it be at the 2026 World Cup and is it dangerous for players and fans?

Researchers warn of a ‘real risk’ of unsafe conditions, with matches in Miami most likely to be affected, but the picture is mixed across the 16 stadiums.

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