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It’s hard to distinguish the line in Ree Nancarrow’s work where the dedicated botanist ends and the meticulous fiber artist begins. Her quilt pieces depict the natural world and its

The Biden Administration should undertake a strategy leveraging the power of positive tipping points to create a larger-than-anticipated return on investment in the transition to a clean energy future.

Black households will have to spend a larger share of their income to buy federal flood insurance than white, Hispanic or Asian households, according to a GAO report.

Alongside an overview of the current science of climate change, the upcoming National Climate Assessment report will feature climate-inspired art.

To achieve a durable and strategic interagency approach to the bioeconomy, OSTP should establish a Bioeconomy Initiative Coordination Office to coordinate strategic U.S. government investments in the bioeconomy.

Editor’s note: This the first of a four-part series in which Aspen Public Radio is looking at the impacts of human-caused climate change in the Roaring Fork Valley and the community members dedicating their lives...

In the warming climate of the Roaring Fork Valley, those factors could exacerbate wildfires where conditions are already risky, and where the landscape shows the impacts from the 2018 Lake Christine Fire in Basalt and the 2020 Grizzly Creek Fire in Glenwood Canyon.

The duration and intensity of extreme heat wave in Texas and the South Central U.S. is tied to the development of what is known as a heat dome, writes Don

Researchers investigated how the intense summer heat affects the sleep patterns of infants and toddlers.

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