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Climate Is Everything
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Fast-growing and quick to burn, multiple species of non-native, invasive grasses contributed to the devastation in Maui.
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This summer's extreme heat is putting into relief the risks faced by the U.S.'s 50 million outdoor workers—and, as a result, its economy.
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'Earth Overshoot Day' landed on August 2 this year—one more sign that we're using up earth's resources too quickly.
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Extreme Weather Is Fueling the Political Right
As temperatures have spiked, conservative backlash around the world to climate policy may have also reached a fever pitch.
By Justin Worland
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July Likely To Be The Hottest Month Ever
“The extreme weather which has affected many millions of people in July is unfortunately the harsh reality of climate change."
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These Two Charts Show Why U.S.-China Climate Action is Tough
The question of whether China is a developing country or not has long been controversial. The fate of the planet could depend on the answer.
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There's No Such Thing as a New Normal With Climate Change
The phrase belies the fact that the climate is set to only get weirder from here on out.
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The Difference Between Heat Exhaustion, Stroke
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Urban heat islands make summertime suffering worse—but there are ways to adapt.
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