2018

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Good news stories about climate change from 2018 that you might have missed
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Good news stories about climate change from 2018 that you might have missed

Start 2019 with some positive news about climate change.
Our favorite climate stories you might have missed in 2018
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Our favorite climate stories you might have missed in 2018

We asked reporters and editors to share their favorite articles they worked on this year. Here are some stories behind the stories.
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2018: The year in climate change
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2018: The year in climate change

From dire climate reports to ravenous urchins and vanishing heritage sites, here are the climate stories you shouldn’t miss from this year.
Peter Dykstra: Year in review — Measuring the US government’s 2018 footprint ... on Mother Nature’s throat
Credit: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

Peter Dykstra: Year in review — Measuring the US government’s 2018 footprint ... on Mother Nature’s throat

Some of the worst outrages of the year

The year saw President Donald Trump's promised multi-front assault on environmental values, regulations and science bear some toxic fruit.

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It’s time to face the inescapable truth: We’re running out of time on climate change

The transition away from fossil fuels will be difficult. But it is essential for our planet’s survival.
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