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Climate change 2018: The news wasn’t actually all bad

Climate change 2018: The news wasn’t actually all bad

Three big trends are helping us address the climate crisis: better technology, cheaper technology, and more ambitious policies.
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Poll: 75% of Pennsylvanians accept evidence of climate change

A new statewide poll shows three quarters of Pennsylvanians accept that global warming is happening. It’s the highest level of acceptance since Muhlenberg College pollsters started asking the question 15 years ago.

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Milwaukee to join cities nationwide in measuring the "urban heat island" effect from climate change

Milwaukee is measuring how extreme heat affects the city, hoping to avoid major heat-related fatalities that occurred across southern Wisconsin in 1995.

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This Metro Vancouver business is diverting 70,000 kg of food from the trash. Here's how

A couple of enterprising young business students in Metro Vancouver are reducing carbon emissions by saving ugly or surplus produce from being tossed away.
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Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods on energy transition, gas prices

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods warns that an abrupt transition to renewable energy will cause society to “pay a high price.”

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Climate change is altering the chemistry of wine

Warming, wildfires and unpredictable weather threaten to disrupt the delicate processes that underlie treasured wines. Researchers and producers are innovating to keep ahead.

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President Joe Biden says the United States, other Group of Seven leading economies will ban imports of gold from Russia

President Joe Biden said Sunday that the United States and other Group of Seven leading economies will ban imports of gold from Russia, the latest in a series of sanctions that the club of democracies hopes will further isolate Russia economically over its invasion of Ukraine.

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Biden teams with East Coast governors to boost offshore wind

The White House has launched a formal partnership with 11 East Coast governors to boost the growing offshore wind industry , a key element of President Joe Biden's plan for climate change .

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Global Warming: Why the problem is worse – and solutions simpler – than you thought

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Colorado is the first state to ban PFAS in oil and gas extraction

The toxic “forever chemicals” are used in fracking wells across the country.

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Peter Dykstra: Gun and climate change delusions

Millions here suffer from twin hallucinations: Guns don’t cause our mass shootings, and the climate isn’t changing.

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Engine for social justice leads to change

Virginia Organizing's 27-year history as a role model for The Daily Climate

Using comedy to combat climate change

Using comedy to combat climate change

The Climate Comedy Cohort aims to help comedians infuse climate activism into their creative work.

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Derrick Z. Jackson: Roe v. Wade draft bodes ill for air, wetlands and the EPA

Justice Alito’s longstanding consistency in wanting to restrict EPA authority makes it transparent where he wants the court to go.

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