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Major news networks devoted less than 4 hours to climate change in 2019. Total.
Global warming garnered well under 1 percent of overall broadcast news coverage in 2019, according to a new study.
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Cities are starting to ban gas in buildings. Arizona’s not having it.
A new law that was fast-tracked through the Arizona legislature prohibits cities from banning natural gas in buildings.
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Want people to care about climate change? Skip the jargon.
“The only thing that’s dumb is speaking to people in language that they don’t understand.”
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As warming waters make shellfish toxic, a way of life becomes deadly for Native Alaskans
As warming waters make shellfish toxic, a way of life becomes deadly for Native Alaskans.
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Mangrove forests protect coastlines. ‘Synthetic mangroves’ could do the same for cities.
When life gives you flooding, make fake mangroves?
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A quarter of all tweets about climate change are produced by bots
Twitter bots are distorting the online discourse to include far more climate denial.
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Hey Jeff Bezos, we have ideas for how to spend $10 billion fighting climate change
There are a host of promising climate technologies that lack the resources to scale fast enough to be effective in meeting the U.N.’s climate goals.
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I invented a new word for ‘climate change.’ Should I use it?
The word "overkill" sounds new age, but it’s actually ice age.
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Climate was public enemy No. 2 — after Mike Bloomberg — at Nevada’s Democratic debate
For 16 minutes, the candidates took a break from piling on the former mayor of New York to talk climate policy.
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Could FOMO and peer pressure help save us all?
Keeping up with the Joneses helped get us into the climate crisis — and it could help get us out of it.
