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A year after pledging to go ‘net-zero’, what has the UK achieved?
“Setting a target is one thing, hitting it is quite another."
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Why massive Saharan dust plumes are blowing into the US
Every summer, an atmospheric event propels desert dust thousands of miles across the Atlantic. This year is particularly bad, and timed terribly with Covid-19.
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Summer just started, and the Arctic already topped 100 degrees
100.4 degrees in Verkhoyansk, Russia, looks like an Arctic record.
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What greater good? COVID is unmasking America’s collective action problem.
The debate over masks shows the limits of American cooperation.
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Arctic forecast: Sunny with a higher chance of carbon emissions
A process called photomineralization could release an additional 30 billion metric tons of carbon from melting permafrost.
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Construction begins on the world’s biggest liquid air battery
The battery will store renewable electricity and reduce carbon emissions from fossil-fuel power plants.
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A prescription for a post-COVID economy: A national climate bank
It probably won't happen if President Trump wins in November.
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This Alpine glacier is melting. So a ski resort put a tarp on it.
Alpine resorts get creative to combat rising temperatures.
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Clean clothes or clean oceans? Now you don’t have to choose.
The key to lowering your microfiber footprint: wash your clothes on cold.
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Antarctica’s ‘green snow’ is sucking carbon out of the air
A new study reveals that the continent's green patches act as a carbon sink.