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Three states with climate legislation to watch
Minnesota and Maine are pursuing ambitious policies and Illinois is looking at a gas stove warning label.
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The next labor secretary will face a big shortage of clean-energy workers
The construction and manufacturing sectors are short hundreds of thousands of workers.
A rare blizzard hits California as summerlike heat roasts the eastern U.S.
An astonishing smorgasbord of extreme weather gripped the U.S. last week, with blizzards and epic snows in the West and Northern Plains, a deadly ice storm in the Midwest, and summerlike heat in the East and South.
Hurricanes are changing with the climate. Our words about them may need to change, too
Although scientists have fine-tuned their forecasts, dramatically slicing hurricane track errors in half since the days of Hurricane Andrew, and more recently enlisting social science teams to tailor-make forecast graphics, our language and terminology are miring communications in the past.
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The 2023 farm bill should be a climate bill, Democrats say
Agriculture accounts for about 11 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions, so the sector can play a key role in addressing climate change.
Nikki Haley wants to address climate change not by reducing carbon, but capturing it
A look at the presidential contender's climate record.
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