Biden Opens New Federal Office for Climate Change, Health and Equity
WASHINGTON — Amid deadly heat waves and new evidence showing that wildfire smoke may contribute to premature births, the Biden administration is creating
‘Everything is changing’: the struggle for food as Malawi’s Lake Chilwa shrinks | Global development
There was a time when the vast Lake Chilwa almost disappeared. In 2012 it had been extremely hot in southern Malawi, with little
A New Breed of Crisis: War and Warming Collide in Afghanistan
But climate change is a threat multiplier for the Taliban, too. Analysts say water management will be critical to its legitimacy with Afghan
Opinion | Natural Disasters Are Hitting Us Hard and Fast. Let’s Not Blame the Victims.
This is the flip side of that confounding Southern insistence on “freedom” that you keep hearing about. It’s the thing that rural people
California’s Plan to Make New Buildings Greener Will Also Raise Costs
But in other locations like San Bernardino, a far less affluent city east of Los Angeles, where the typical home sells for about
Over-50s want climate crisis addressed ‘even if it leads to high prices’ | Climate crisis
The majority of over-50s believe the UK government should be doing more to address the climate crisis, even if it leads to higher
Extinction Rebellion activists glued to Science Museum site in Shell protest | Extinction Rebellion
Extinction Rebellion protesters have glued and locked themselves to the railings inside the Science Museum, in a protest against the oil firm Shell’s
What We Know About Climate Change and Hurricanes
Hurricane Ida intensified overnight, becoming a Category 4 storm over the course of just a few hours. The rapid increase in strength raises
For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes
BEAUMONT, France — The vines were once demonized for causing madness and blindness, and had been banned decades ago. The French authorities, brandishing
Here’s How Ida Quickly Strengthened Into a Monster
Hurricane Ida, which struck the Louisiana coast on Sunday with winds of 150 miles an hour, gained power faster more than most storms.