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Paleoclimate evidence affirms warmth reduces drought frequency and intensity.
A new study utilizing Asian tree pollen records affirms that for the last 8,000 years, centennial-scale...
Hundreds of industrial agriculture lobbyists, representing major meat, dairy and pesticide companies, used COP29 in Baku to push market-driven climate "solutions," raising concerns about conflicts of interest in the talks.Rachel Sherrington reports for DeSmog.In short:Over 200 agriculture lobbyists, many tied to corporations like JBS, Bayer and Nestlé, attended COP29, with nearly 40% using country badges for privileged access (a...
A Supreme Court case over a proposed Utah railway may alter how federal agencies assess environmental impacts, potentially affecting projects nationwide.Wyatt Myskow reports for...
Comment: The new finance goal needs clear and enforceable adaptation targets to help vulnerable countries cope with the impact of climate change Mattias Söderberg is global climate lead at DanChurchAid. Bertha Argueta is a senior advisor on climate...
As climate change intensifies, New York City is increasingly facing weather extremes. Currently, the city is on drought watch, and recently, wildfires have erupted...
The Biden administration is pushing to finalize billions in clean energy loans before Donald Trump potentially halts the program after taking office.Brad Plumer reports...
Maine has sued major oil companies, alleging they concealed the environmental risks of fossil fuels for decades, contributing to climate change and the state's...
Negotiators at the COP29 summit in Baku face significant divides over how to fund climate efforts for vulnerable nations, raising concerns about reaching a final agreement.David Gelles and Brad Plumer report for The New York Times.In short:Delegates from nearly...