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Berkeley, California, just became the first city in the country to ban gas pipelines — the little ones that go into houses.
While other cities chased after the perfect local Green New Deal, Providence set its sights on climate justice.
Major U.S. cities are leaking methane at twice the rate calculated by the EPA.
Last night was the first time, possibly ever, that Democrats running for president actually got a chance to get into climate policy nitty-gritty on an official debate stage.
Many Pacific Island communities have set aside areas where fishing is forbidden, resulting in more fish, bigger fish, and greater biodiversity.
Texas coal companies are leaving behind contaminated land. The state is letting them.
It could be a test case for the state's new "critical infrastructure" law.
A new CNN poll found likely Iowa caucus participants rank climate change as one of their top issues.
The report's authors warn of "very high risks" of food system instability with 2 degrees C of global warming.
