Jun 13, 2019

Will climate change kill everyone - or just lots and lots of people?

Megan McLaughlin

The debate over whether climate change will end life on Earth, explained.

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Donn Teske, president of the Kansas Farmers Union. (Credit: NCR-SARE/flickr)

Soggy springs, scorching summers: Higher temperatures taking toll on US staple crops

As a changing climate continues to increase average temperatures in the US, researchers estimate yield losses that could cost billions

Donn Teske has fully planted his 900-acre farm for the season, and now, like other farmers, he'll hope the rest of the season cooperates.

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In lobbying battle for electric vehicle tax credit, it’s car makers vs. the oil and gas industry

A federal tax credit that has boosted electric car sales is starting to run out.

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Europe is bracing for a heat wave. It's the new normal

Meteorologists say temperatures could climb above 40 degrees Celsius, or more than 104 degrees Fahrenheit, across large stretches of the continent.

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New estimate for an oil leak: a thousand times worse than rig owner says

The leak, about 12 miles off the Louisiana coast, has been releasing oil and gas into the Gulf of Mexico since 2004, when a bundle of undersea pipes ruptured.

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Climate change threatens peace efforts: SIPRI

The largest peacekeeping missions in the world are in countries most exposed to climate change, according to a Sweden-based research institute.

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Sunrise Movement protests at DNC headquarters over debate

About 100 young activists with the Sunrise Movement rallied on Tuesday, demanding the Democratic party to reverse its ban on holding a climate change debate among the 2020 presidential candidates.

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Peter Dykstra: “The heavy stuff’s not gonna come down for quite a while.”

When it comes to the Trump Administration's purge of environmental regulation, it may look like the deluge has already started, but I'd advise taking shelter for what's on the way.

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"No evidence" that fracking can done without threatening human health: Report

A review by doctors and scientists at more than 1,700 studies concludes that the industry poses a threat to air, water, climate, and human health.

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Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies

Covering the environment is challenging and can be dangerous in any country. But fostering environmental journalism in emerging democracies is one way to hold government officials and powerful businesses accountable.

Will climate change kill everyone - or just lots and lots of people?

Soggy springs, scorching summers: Higher temperatures taking toll on US staple crops

As a changing climate continues to increase average temperatures in the US, researchers estimate yield losses that could cost billions

In lobbying battle for electric vehicle tax credit, it’s car makers vs. the oil and gas industry

Europe is bracing for a heat wave. It's the new normal

New estimate for an oil leak: a thousand times worse than rig owner says

Climate change threatens peace efforts: SIPRI

Sunrise Movement protests at DNC headquarters over debate

Peter Dykstra: “The heavy stuff’s not gonna come down for quite a while.”

When it comes to the Trump Administration's purge of environmental regulation, it may look like the deluge has already started, but I'd advise taking shelter for what's on the way.

"No evidence" that fracking can done without threatening human health: Report

A review by doctors and scientists at more than 1,700 studies concludes that the industry poses a threat to air, water, climate, and human health.

Peter Dykstra: A river burns through it

How an iconic environmental symbol grew through the power of myth.

Environmental reporting can help protect citizens in emerging democracies

Covering the environment is challenging and can be dangerous in any country. But fostering environmental journalism in emerging democracies is one way to hold government officials and powerful businesses accountable.

Peter Dykstra: The crisis formerly known as climate change

Why the Guardian is wrong about re-branding "climate change"

Peter Dykstra: Trump’s global soulmates

As the climate alarm grows louder, President Trump's climate denial regime gains allies.

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Will climate change kill everyone - or just lots and lots of people?

As a changing climate continues to increase average temperatures in the US, researchers estimate yield losses that could cost billions

When it comes to the Trump Administration's purge of environmental regulation, it may look like the deluge has already started, but I'd advise taking shelter for what's on the way.

A review by doctors and scientists at more than 1,700 studies concludes that the industry poses a threat to air, water, climate, and human health.

How an iconic environmental symbol grew through the power of myth.

Covering the environment is challenging and can be dangerous in any country. But fostering environmental journalism in emerging democracies is one way to hold government officials and powerful businesses accountable.

Why the Guardian is wrong about re-branding "climate change"

As the climate alarm grows louder, President Trump's climate denial regime gains allies.

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