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The year is only half done and the United States has already been enveloped by acrid orange skies in the East, battered by winter rains and floods in California, seared by record winter temperatures in the South, soaked by a record 26-inch April deluge in Fort Lauderdale, and broiled by record spring heat in the Pacific Northwest, Texas, and Puerto Rico.

The 2023 Danger Season has already brought wildfire smoke, flooding, and record temperatures to parts of the U.S. Is it enough to inspire the action we need on climate change?

NIH-funded research coordinating center will bring together researchers focused on climate change and human health from across the globe.

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It sounds like something out of science fiction. Blocking sunlight from reaching the earth, creating rain, and altering ...

As more than $1 billion in public money is being committed to a new generation of reactors, critics are calling for a pause and a rethink, saying nuclear power’s cost overruns, construction delays and safety concerns outweigh its benefits as a provider of clean electricity. By Marco Chown Oved, Climate Change Reporter, Thu., May 4, 2023…

As more than $1 billion in public money is being committed to a new generation of reactors, critics are calling for a pause and a rethink, saying nuclear power’s cost overruns, construction delays and safety concerns outweigh its benefits as a provider of clean electricity.

As more than $1 billion in public money is being committed to a new generation of reactors, critics are calling for a pause and a rethink, saying nuclear power’s cost overruns, construction delays and safety concerns outweigh its benefits as a provider of clean electricity.

Nonprofits and academic groups are working to help climate-vulnerable regions take part in the high-stakes global debate over solar geoengineering.

Wind turbines in Texas last winter ground to a halt after severe icy storms. Can we expect the same this year?