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Climate change harms Americans physically, mentally and financially, often hitting those who have done the least to cause it, including Black people facing floods in the South and minorities enduring searing heat in cities, a federal report said on Tuesday. More than a dozen U.S. agencies and about 500 scientists produced the National Climate Assessment, meant to crystallize the top science on the problem and communicate it to wide audiences. This year set a record for extreme weather events that cost over $1 billion, with costly floods, fires and storms occurring roughly every three weeks.

G20 countries are failing to integrate air pollution into their climate plans, a new study finds. The authors want that fixed at COP28.

Analysis of data spanning the past century showed that temperatures in the region had risen by 1.5 degrees Celcius, twice the global increase of 0.7 degrees Celcius.

Hemisphere with big plans to chop away at precious rain forest, climate consequences be damned. donald trump apparently himself have reportedly instructed the agriculture secretary to open alaska's tongass forest up for logging and mining. the forest is the largest intact temperate rain forest in the world. also literally the largest forest in the entire country, and it's been protected from logging and mining since president bill clinton issued an order putting it off limits on the way out the door in 2001. george w. bush tried to reverse that policy but was stymied in court. there is no ques...