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The South knows a hot, sticky summer. But this? ‘It’s hell’
It’s not just the heat, as Southerners have explained for generations. It’s the moist, soupy, suffocating humidity. And this year the punishing conditions have been relentless.
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Brazil elections: Lula da Silva will return to Brazil's presidency in stunning comeback
Environmentalists meanwhile will be watching Lula da Silva’s administration closely, as it assumes governance not only over the Brazilian nation but over the planet’s largest forest reserves.
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New Antarctic penguin colonies discovered further south than normal
As the climate warms, gentoo penguins are expanding to habitats that were previously too icy for them to raise chicks.
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Ski resorts face increasing temperatures, push back against climate change
In the ski industry's first unified effort to combat climate change, they are aiming to achieve 100% renewable energy and zero waste for their resorts by 2030.
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Global south suffering gap in climate change research as rich countries drive agenda, studies suggest
Developing countries suffer from a significant gap in terms of scientific research related to climate change, a new study shows, even though they contain the communities and people most vulnerable to extreme weather, rising sea levels and other serious impacts of climate change.
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These maps tell the story of two Americas: One parched, one soaked
Downpours caused deadly floods in Tennessee this weekend. Yet, California and much of the West remained in the deepest drought in at least two decades.
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The South’s communication infrastructure can’t withstand climate change
Much of the South's power and internet infrastructure is decades old, and increasingly failing communities during extreme weather events.
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