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More aid money spent on clean air than fossil fuels for first time
Clean Air Fund says despite increased spending on air pollution, projects still receive less than 1% of funding.
From waste to clean water: Tiny carbon particles can do the job
Many futuristic novels and films have explored what the world might look like without water. But water scarcity isn’t a problem for the far-off future: it’s already here.
Democrats designed the climate law to be a game changer. Here's how
In a first, the measure legally defines greenhouse gases as pollution. That’ll make new regulations much tougher to challenge in court.
L.A. has $556 million and a plan to capture more storm water. But will they ever do it?
After a series of storms drenched the region with a record 9.4 inches of rain in December, the Los Angeles River became a roiling, violent torrent in its concrete channel, before finally spilling into the Pacific Ocean.
These new air conditioners are designed to fight the looming cooling crisis
Global air-conditioner use is expanding faster than we are adding new renewables to the grid. The winners of the Global Cooling Prize have a solution: AC with five times lower climate impact.
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The EPA refuses to reduce pollutants linked to coronavirus deaths
Particulate matter kills people. That was true before the pandemic, and new research has tied it to coronavirus deaths. But the EPA is ignoring scientists who say stricter particulate matter limits could prevent tens of thousands of early deaths.
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Israel fish deaths linked to rapid warming of seas
Bacterial infection alongside quick rise in marine temperature may have triggered mortality, suggests study.
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