The already unprecedented 2020 wildfire season – made worse by climate change – reached a grim milestone on Sunday when California officials announced the fires had burned 4 million acres. The fires
Nearly one million people could be made homeless if Miami-Dade county is hit by a major hurricane, most of them among the county's poorest residents, the Miami Herald reports. Nearly one-third of
The threat to affordable housing from flooding driven by climate change will likely triple in the next 30 years, new research shows. The study, from Climate Central and the National Housing Trust
In an unusually rushed, eleventh-hour effort to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling, the Trump administration announced Thursday it will sell leases just two weeks before President-elect Joe Biden
As California homeowners struggle to insure their homes against increasing fire risks driven by climate change, new research reveals the air pollution caused by the state's 2018 wildfires killed more than 36
New York state's pension fund will sell all its fossil fuel stocks in the next five years, and all shares from companies that contribute to climate change by 2040, state comptroller Thomas
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Climate change ramped up its attacks on California this year, serving up massive wildfires and blistering heat waves, which led to widespread power outages. To fight back, Governor Gavin Newsom took aim
The Trump administration is making a last-minute push to sell oil rights in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). Firms can now select which swaths of pristine Alaskan wilderness they would like
In July, Lorenzo Pernigotti, a seasoned mountain climber who has summited over 100 peaks in the Alps, scaled Aiguilles du Diable—“devil’s horns” in English—a set of rock towers on one of 11 major high pointsin
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