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Here’s what everyone gets wrong about the climate report
Climate change already costs you, no data cherrypicking necessary.
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1,656 pages too long? Climate report coauthor Katharine Hayhoe has 3 takeaways.
Climate change is affecting everyone now, the National Climate Assessment shows.
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As Trump questions warming, climate report warns of dire risks to U.S.
The White House’s decision to release the report over the holiday weekend is likely to bury the sobering new findings.
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Surge in marine refuges brings world close to protected areas goal
Reserves cover more than five times area of US, says report, but enforcement is often poor
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California wildfire smoke spreads to New York, 3,000 miles away
Haze envelopes Washington D.C. and other east coast cities, and Arnold Schwarzenegger visits firefighters in California
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This Thanksgiving, a reckoning on climate
Seasonal reflections: the good, the bad, and the silver linings of our current climate
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Here’s how California could avoid wildfires (hint: It’s not raking)
Nine months ago, when California wasn’t in flames, government investigators warned that an inferno loomed.
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Closing nuclear plants risks rise in greenhouse gas emissions, report warns
Environmentalists are divided over nuclear energy, the single largest source of low-carbon electricity.
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Firenado? Bambi Bucket? A guide to wildfire vocabulary
Words you need to know to understand California's blazes.
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Nature could suck up 21 percent of our greenhouse emissions (with a little help)
Marshes, farmland, and forests: We need all carbon-sucking ecosystems on deck