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There's just a 0.01 percent chance that recent run of global heat records could have happened due to natural climate variations, a new study shows.
In Seattle, on the same corner where black men were once arrested for dealing pot, a white man is now legally raking in seven-figure sales.
AC may feel good but it comes with a host of problems.
Now residents of smog-choked cities may have one more thing to worry about.
Too often, your access to fresh air depends on your skin color.
Federal housing support policies encourage sprawl instead of the more transit-friendly, urban neighborhoods that many Americans prefer.
Three years after we crossed the threshold, we may not drop below it again.
The majority of the Southwest's needleleaf evergreen trees will disappear by 2050, according to a new study.
Mercury levels in rainfall are rising in central parts of North America, a new study shows.
