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Research confirms trend

Footprint of the worlds richest people threatens the goal of keeping global warming under one point five degrees celsius — despite commitments made in the run up to the cop26 conference. the carbon footprint of the worlds richest 1% is on track to be 30 times higher than whats needed to limit global warming to i.5c. but emissions of the poorest 50% will continue to be below climate goals. noah diffenbaugh, climate scientist at stanford university, told us we all need to take responsibility. we...

President Biden's infrastructure bill includes $50 billion for climate ‘resiliency’: funding to help mitigate and adapt to the effects of global warming. Special correspondent Tom Casciato reports on a unique partnership in California that uses behavioral science and cultural awareness in climate studies to help communities cope with extreme weather, as part of our series, ‘Peril and Promise: the Challenge of Climate Change.’

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - US paying a high price for climate change-induced weather disasters

(NEW YORK) -- Weather globally and across the U.S. has grown increasingly violent, with Americans seeing a steady increase in tornado events since 1950. More th

CHUYN/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Weather globally and across the U.S. has grown increasingly violent, with Americans seeing a steady increase in tornado events since 1950. More than 900 tornadoes have been confirmed since Jan.1, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. However, Tornadoes are not the only severe weather event leaving behind a trail of destruction. Tropical storms and hurricanes also have been wreaking havoc, amassing billions of dollars in damages. Since 1980, w...

CHUYN/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Weather globally and across the U.S. has grown increasingly violent, with Americans seeing a steady increase in tornado events since

CHUYN/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Weather globally and across the U.S. has grown increasingly violent, with Americans seeing a steady increase in tornado events since 1950. More than 900 tornadoes have been confirmed since Jan.1, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. However, Tornadoes are not the only severe weather event leaving behind a trail of destruction. Tropical storms and hurricanes also have been wreaking havoc, amassing billions of dollars in damages. Since 1980, w...

New study says climate change is essentially two-thirds to 88% responsible for the conditions driving wildfire woes in the western United States.

New study says climate change is essentially two-thirds to 88% responsible for the conditions driving wildfire woes in the Western United States