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Wildfire smoke impacts air quality in parts of Canada and western US

Smoke from wildfires across several western US states and Canada has led to air quality alerts in affected regions.

Dorany Pineda reports for The Associated Press.

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London's Royal Botanical Gardens faces major tree loss due to climate change

Kew Gardens could lose over half of its tree species by 2090 due to climate change, a new study warns.

Helena Horton reports for The Guardian.

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Supreme Court considers halting Biden's EPA climate rule

The Supreme Court may undermine the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's latest rule on emissions from power plants, following challenges from conservative states and industry groups.

Niina H. Farah reports for E&E News.

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Harris could expand environmental justice efforts as president

Vice President Kamala Harris aims to amplify environmental justice initiatives if she becomes president, building on the Biden administration's legacy of supporting marginalized communities impacted by pollution.

Kevin Bogardus reports for E&E News.

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Millions of Californians face wildfire risks near oil wells

Millions of Californians live near oil and gas wells that are increasingly in the path of wildfires, raising concerns about explosions, pollution and infrastructure damage.

Hayley Smith reports for Los Angeles Times.

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Cities struggle as storm prep burden shifts to citizens

Rapidly intensifying storms are forcing cities to adapt as residents increasingly shoulder the burden of disaster preparedness and evacuation planning.

Sara Sneath reports for The Atlantic.

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Fire threatens natural regeneration of giant sequoias

Severe megafires in 2020 and 2021 have significantly harmed sequoia groves in California, hindering their ability to regenerate naturally, two new studies reveal.

Caroline Marshall Reinhart reports for Inside Climate News.

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Op-ed: Ripe for disaster declarations — heat, wildfire smoke and death data

Currently, the federal data on extreme heat and wildfire smoke itself constitutes a major disaster.

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Living near oil and gas operations linked to worse mental health in people hoping to become pregnant

“If we’re concerned about healthy pregnancies, focusing on the period before pregnancy may be even more important.”

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Op-ed: The climate crisis demands a move away from car dependency

Power shutoffs or wildfire evacuations can be deadly for disabled people, especially nondrivers who may not have a way to get to a cooling center or evacuation point.

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Biden administration unveils plan to wean US government off single-use plastics

“Because of its purchasing power … the Federal Government has the potential to significantly impact the supply of these products.”

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Chemical recycling has an economic and environmental injustice problem: Report

“It wouldn’t even make a dent in the amount of plastic pollution out there.”

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