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This Louisiana neighborhood is retreating in the face of climate change
The best way to build back better might be to build elsewhere.
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G7 nations committing billions more to fossil fuel than green energy
In spite of green rhetoric, money has piled into aviation and car industries since the start of pandemic, report finds.
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Biden’s only climate plan is in jeopardy
Congress is pulling apart the president's mini-Green New Deal.
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How many people has climate change killed already?
A first-of-its-kind study says hotter temperatures have already killed thousands.
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China finances most coal plants built today – it’s a climate problem and why US-China talks are essential
China finances more than 70 percent of all coal plants built today.
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Stripe injects cash into 6 more carbon removal projects
Growing kelp, crushing rocks, zapping seawater — what's next?
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Trials to suck carbon dioxide from the air to start across the UK
A major $42.5 million project will test trees, peat, rock chips, and charcoal as ways of removing climate-heating emissions.
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California ramps up wildfire prevention spending 16-fold
The coming fire season could be brutal
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Seed the North: Fighting climate change, one sprout at a time
Can an innovative approach to reforestation take root in British Columbia?
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WATCH: A live chat with Alicia Garza and Leah Penniman on climate and racial justice
A live conversation on the recipe for a just and sustainable future.
