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Potential charges range from minor misdemeanors (related to poor maintenance of trees along power lines) to involuntary manslaughter or murder.
Nearly a billion people could be newly at risk of tropical diseases like dengue fever and Zika thanks to expanding mosquito range.
Atlanta’s City Council voted unanimously Monday to ensure all buildings in the city -- homes, businesses, and city-owned structures -- run on renewable energy by 2035.
Putting numbers to the problem doesn’t capture the nuances of how a changing climate changes people's lives.
Carbon dioxide emissions could mean blue skies. That's not a good thing.
It’s Friday, February 15, and an Australian court rejected a new coal mine because of climate change.
What if fracking technology helps us discover our renewable energy dreams?
Every year since 1970, the League of Conservation Voters (LCV) tallies how members of Congress vote on environment and public health-related legislation and releases a scorecard that shows where politicians stand on all things environment.
The U.S. has to re-establish its own credibility on climate change before it can tell others what to do.
