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Insurance companies and lenders are responding to climate change — by shifting risk to taxpayers
Insurance companies and lenders are responding to climate change — by shifting risk to taxpayers.
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Paris Fashion Week meets the Paris Agreement on the Balenciaga runway
Balenciaga’s fall 2020 collection is designed for a climate apocalypse
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Did BP really just pledge to become a net-zero company? It’s complicated.
Let's look at the fine print...of which there isn't a whole lot yet.
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The Paris Agreement set an unrealistic target for global warming. Now what?
“We need to grapple with the reality that we’re not going to meet the goals that we’ve talked about.”
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So-called ‘negative emissions’ might actually work, at least in California
Could burning biofuels be California's key to taking carbon out of the atmosphere?
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This ultra-strong nanomaterial could cut carbon emissions — and it’s made out of garbage
Graphene is stronger than steel and stretchy like rubber, and it can slash global cement emissions. Now we might be able to make it out of garbage.
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Do cruise companies’ green claims hold water?
Cruise ships are switching to a cleaner fuel -- but it's not helping the climate
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Touchdown! Car companies make electric cars look sexy at the Super Bowl
Car companies threw major advertising dollars behind making their new electric vehicles look cool AF.
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Obama helped make cars more efficient, but now they spew black carbon
“If you don’t think of both public health and your CO2 budget at the same time, you’re not going to make very optimal decisions.”
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San Bernardino residents sue to block controversial airport expansion
The FAA projects that the Amazon-linked development could generate one ton of pollution daily.