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Why All LVMH Employees Will Get 'Climate Training'

By Justin Worland / Paris

In Photos: How Wildfire Smoke Impacted Cities

By Solcyre Burga

The Start of El Nino Has Officially Arrived, Says NOAA

By SETH BORENSTEIN and ISABELLA O'MALLEY/AP and Video by Andrew D. Johnson

How to Help The Fishing Industry? Stop Fishing So Much

By Aryn Baker
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Why Wildfire Smoke Travels So Far and How Long It Will Last

As wildfires burn in Canada, here's what to know about how far wildfire smoke travels and when experts think U.S. air quality will improve.

By Anisha Kohli

Good Luck Getting Insurance When Your Country is On Fire

Home insurance needs to evolve to meet the climate challenge.

By Justin Worland

How Wildfire Smoke Affects Wildlife—and Your Pets

Wildfire smoke is compromising air quality in much of the U.S. Here's how it affects plants, animals, and pets.

By Jamie Ducharme

Even As Smoke Engulfs Us, We Can't Wrap Our Heads Around Climate Change

Welcome to the new abnormal, East Coast.

By John Vaillant

It's Vital to Protect Water Infrastructure During War

The destruction of Ukraine's Nova Kakhovka dam highlights the threat that war always poses to water.

By Peter H. Gleick

What Wildfire Smoke Does to the Human Body

Wildfire smoke is blanketing much of the U.S. Northeast and Midwest. Here's how it could affect your health.

By Alejandro de la Garza

I Spent My Life Saving the Whales. Now They Might Save Us

Over 50 years ago Roger Payne discovered that whales sing. Now he has an urgent plea for the world as he confronts his own mortality.

By Roger Payne

Be Tenacious on Behalf of Life on Earth

Dear class of 2023: This is your moment and your mission, writes Ayana Elizabeth Johnson.

By Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

IEA Head Wants Fossil Fuel Industry To Set Climate Targets

"Oil and gas companies need to make some commitments in order to be taken seriously," says Fatih Birol.

By Justin Worland / Paris

India Puts Pause on New Coal Plants to Boost Clean Energy

The Indian government will not consider any proposals for new coal plants for the next five years and focus on growing its renewables sector.

By Sibi Arasu/AP

World Set For Record Surge in Renewable Energy This Year

A report from the International Energy Agency finds high fossil fuel prices and booming solar power is boosting clean energy investment.

By Associated Press

Amazon Employees Protest Company’s Climate Impact

Hundreds of Amazon employees staged a walkout to decry the company's lack of climate progress and inequitable return-to-office mandate.

By Ed Komenda/AP

Scientists Get Closer to Harnessing Solar Power From Space

Scientists at Caltech are experimenting with technology to transmit electricity from solar panels in space back to Earth.

By Alejandro de la Garza

How AI Will Help Save Ketchup

Drought has decimated production of tomato paste—the key ingredient in ketchup—for three years running. AI could save your French fries.

By Aryn Baker

Earth's Ecological Vital Signs Enter 'Danger Zone'

“Our doctor would say that the Earth is really quite sick right now," one scientist warned.

By Seth Borenstein/AP

Delta Air Lines Sued Over Carbon Neutrality Claims

The complaint in federal court in California alleges the airline relied on carbon offsets that were largely bogus.

By Ed Davey/AP
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