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Sec. John Kerry: Switching to clean energy will take trillions in private sector funding
Making a rapid transition to clean, renewable energy is a solution to battling climate change, but it will take upwards of $4 trillion a year for the next 30 years, according to former Secretary of State and current Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, John Kerry.
We need to talk about your gas stove, your health and climate change
The beloved gas stove has become a focal point in a fight over whether gas should even exist in the 35% of U.S. homes that cook with it.
The federal government sells flood-prone homes to often unsuspecting buyers, NPR finds
The homes HUD sells are disproportionately located in flood-prone places, compared with Zillow records of all homes sold in the United States, and the agency does not fully disclose the potential costs and dangers of living in harm's way.
Cleveland wants 'climate justice.' Can the Biden administration help?
Buried alive in Mongolia's worst sandstorms in a decade
A combination of extreme weather, climate change and environmental degradation have created the perfect storm – or rather, a series of eight cross-border sandstorms that have destroyed animal herds, exacerbated respiratory problems and cancelled flights in both Mongolia and China.