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alcohol consumption climate impacts
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How climate change is fueling alcohol-related hospitalizations

Many studies have shown that climate change threatens alcohol production around the world, from vineyards in France to whiskey distilleries in Scotland. Now there’s alarming evidence that climate change affects hospitalizations for alcohol consumption, too.

Impacts

Florida climate change will raise health risks for diabetics

As climate conditions intensify, health experts say it also will increase the risk of sickness and death for people with diabetes.

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tick biodiversity climate impacts
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New tick diseases are sickening people

New tick diseases are emerging across the US and around the world — fueled by climate change — but doctors say they're difficult to diagnose.

Solutions
Vancouver deaths from air pollution

Can metro Vancouver prevent thousands of deaths from air pollution?

The region’s Clean Air Plan aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 45 per cent by 2030, but will that be good enough?
Politics
climate change water crisis & global health
water-crisis-climate-change-health-environment.dw.com

A water crisis: How climate change affects our health

Philtino in South Africa and Shivday in India are already living with the reality of drought and flooding. We look at how their communities, and so many others are dealing with a lack of clean water.

Impacts
climate impacts sea lion sickness
www.kazu.org

An annual sea lion sickness is linked to climate change

Climate change and warming waters contribute to more algal blooms and consequently more sick sea lions.

William E. Rees: The earth is telling us we must rethink our growth society
thetyee.ca

William E. Rees: The earth is telling us we must rethink our growth society

However horrific the COVID-19 pandemic may seem, it is merely one symptom of gross human ecological dysfunction.

ORIGINAL REPORTING
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Trump administration sued by 17 states over frozen funds for electric vehicle charging network

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Zeldin’s EPA restructuring could curb climate action and strain environmental protections

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How fragile power grids and extreme weather combined to cause Europe’s biggest blackout in decades

Regenerative agriculture drought resilience

As regenerative agriculture gains momentum, report warns of “greenwashing”

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Nuclear revival plan faces obstacles at Tennessee Valley Authority

CLIMATE
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How a First Nation’s housing project could spark a home-rescue revolution

Rows of solar panels in a large parking lot with a sign in the foreground displaying a General Motors logo.

Michigan reimagines its toxic land as a solar-powered future