Here’s How Biden Aims to Increase Electric Car Sales
But if a final infrastructure package includes little or no spending on electric vehicles, a tougher tailpipe rule would likely face opposition from
In Maya Lin’s ‘Ghost Forest,’ the Trees Are Talking Back
On a sultry summer day the trees across the street from my Bronx apartment are deep in conversation. Trees are, science tells us,
Nowhere is safe, say scientists as extreme heat causes chaos in US and Canada | Climate change
Climate scientists have said nowhere is safe from the kind of extreme heat events that have hit the western US and Canada in
Arctic’s ‘Last Ice Area’ May Be Less Resistant to Global Warming
Last August, scientists aboard an icebreaker that had been drifting with the ice across the Arctic Ocean in a yearlong research expedition decided
ExxonMobil lobbyists filmed saying oil giant’s support for carbon tax a PR ploy | US news
Lobbyists for ExxonMobil have described the oil giant’s backing for a carbon tax as a public relations ploy intended to stall more serious
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Climate crisis is driving US heatwave, says Joe Biden – video | Environment
The US president blamed the climate crisis for a record-breaking heatwave when he met governors from western states as fierce wildfires burn in
Unprecedented, unbelievable, unsettling: what the heatwave feels like in Seattle | Justin Shaw
The city with the best summers in the nation just hit 108F (42.2C) degrees. As a lifelong Seattle-area resident and so-called geriatric millennial,
Australia ranks last for climate action among UN member countries | Climate change
Australia has been ranked last for climate action out of nearly 200 countries in a report assessing progress towards global sustainable development goals.
British Columbia sees 195% increase in sudden deaths during Canada heatwave | World news
At least 486 sudden deaths were reported over five days during British Columbia’s unprecedented heatwave, suggesting the extreme weather that affected western Canada